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OMCA
We are putting the finishing touches on the 2019 OMCA Marketplace and birthday party and today is the deadline to make changes to your registrations (ie. changing the representative attending) as we are printing the name badges this afternoon. Any changes after today can be made on-site in Ottawa at the registration desk. Email info@omca.com with any changes that you need to be made.
OMCA
Appointment schedules are finalized and ready to view in the MyOMCA portal. Please take this time to review your scheduled appointments and prepare for each meeting as thoroughly as possible. All appointment-taking delegates will receive a printed copy of their final schedules with their registration package. Please be sure to abide by the schedule provided to you at Marketplace as it is the most up-to-date version.
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OMCA
We are very excited about the amazing donations received for this year’s silent auction! We would like to send a huge thank you to everyone who provided a donation. The Silent Auction catalogue will be only online this year – click this link to check out the amazing vacations, gifts, and adventures that the 2019 Silent Auction has to offer. Proceeds of the Silent Auction go to Development Fund, supporting the growth and sustainability of the group travel industry.
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Toronto Sun
The union representing Ontario’s Catholic school teachers has decided to vote on a provincewide strike next month.
The Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association joins the unions representing both elementary and secondary teachers in making such a move.
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CBC News
Premier Doug Ford's government is gearing up to select the successful bidder who will transform Ontario Place into a "year-round" destination.
The submission period closed in late September, but there's still little public information about what the iconic waterfront site could become in the years ahead — prompting one city councillor to warn about the threat of a "backroom deal."
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The home of Canada’s largest casino resort, Canadian whisky, Canada’s best pizza, 18 wineries, Canada’s Southernmost point and more.
Discover more about what your group can do in Windsor Essex at visitwindsoressex.com/groups .
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CTV News
Several organizations in Sault Ste. Marie are coming together to promote the city's music industry.
It's an initiative called Music City Sault Ste. Marie and it will be shining a spotlight on the city's musical talent, venues, and production facilities in order to build more economic opportunity in the art form locally.
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Sarnia Observer
Point Edward village council has approved Lambton County’s first accommodation tax, adding four per cent to bills for customers of hotels and other holiday rentals to fund local tourism marketing and facilities.
Council voted his week to put the tax in place beginning Jan. 1 after working with officials at Tourism Sarnia-Lambton to create the municipal bylaw matching the practice in approximately 40 other Ontario communities.
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With no more than 22 passengers, canal cruises are the perfect size for small group tours. Float past idyllic landscapes, savor French Wine and Cuisine, and experience the countryside on a private vessel.
Tours include all meals, drinks, and excursions while cruising through Dijon, Champagne, Provence, Alsace, or the Loire.
Canal Barges with CroisiEurope
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Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada - in the heart of downtown Toronto next to the CN Tower. Immerse yourself in a world of 20,000 aquatic animals and discover your own underwater adventure featuring North America’s longest underwater viewing tunnel. Open 365 from 9:00am - 11:00pm. Ripley’s Aquarium is fully accessible.
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St Catherines Standard
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. has issued its second-quarter non-tax gaming revenue payment of $6 million to the City of Niagara Falls.
The payment, for July to September, was issued to the municipality for hosting Casino Niagara and Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort.
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Cision via Tourisme Montréal
Tourisme Montréal's latest statistics confirm that the city enjoyed a strong summer for tourism in 2019. International tourist numbers increased five per cent compared with 2018. More specifically, the city attracted 20 per cent more visitors from Mexico, 14 per cent more from Germany and 10 per cent more from France. Meanwhile, the number of American tourists entering Québec grew three per cent. The influx of visitors is supported by the 90 direct flights connecting Montréal to international destinations. Tourisme Montréal is projecting that the city will record a 2.1 per cent overall increase in tourism for the year as a whole.
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Every day, over 5,000 years of art comes alive at The Met, revealing both new ideas and unexpected connections across time and cultures. See an exhibition, watch a performance, or attend a workshop. There are many ways to experience The Met.
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Northern Ontario Business
Road reconstruction and upgrading projects in Kenora and Dryden are receiving a combined $5.3 million in provincial funding.
The province is contributing $3.9 million toward an $8.7-million reconstruction of a 1.7 kilometre portion of Railway Street and 10th Avenue South in Kenora. The work involves fixing potholes, replace sidewalks, adding cycling lanes and new street lighting.
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From May through August, the University opens its residences to tour groups, conference guests, sports teams, and vacationers visiting the region. Conveniently located downtown and within walking distance of major attractions, the residences allow you to enjoy your stay in Canada’s capital with ease.
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Your Company's Ad Here!
Are you looking to promote your business? The OMCA Report is delivered to the inboxes of motor coach enthusiasts across Ontario!
To find out how to feature your company in the OMCA Report, contact Joseph Gonzales today at 289-695-5420.
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North Bay Nugget
From a distance and when you get up close and personal, the Nipigon River Bridge is a striking sight. As the first cable-stay bridge in the province’s highway system, it’s the most expensive bridge project in Ontario.
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Bring your Group to discover our world-class dining, retail and arts scene! Theatre Collingwood’s 35th Season continues with SOUL SISTERS at Blue Mountain Resort, November 22-22 MORE
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The Kingston Whig-Standard
An estimated 1.2 million Ontario drivers have gotten behind the wheel and driven high after consuming cannabis in the first year since pot was legalized, a new study shows.
October 17 marked the one year anniversary of legalization, and CAA South Central Ontario says the dangers of cannabis-impaired driving are misunderstood by many.
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