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OMCA
Confirm the details of your trip and make sure you are receiving the Marketplace Updates e-blasts (registered delegates only). If you are not, please reach out to info@omca.com. Also review the Helpful Hints to be sure you are prepared for the marketplace and make sure you have enough business cards on hand to distribute.
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Party With A Purpose, a $40 ticketed event in benefit of the OMCA Development Fund, is happening Tuesday, Nov. 13th at Ariius Nightclub & Ultralounge. Let us know if you are coming so we check you off as one of the cool kids during conference preparation. Email info@omca.com to let us know how many delegates from your company will be attending.
OMCA
If this is your first year attending OMCA Marketplace, and you’re not sure if you checked off the first-timer box during registration, let us know who you are. We will be happy to guide you to the Orientation Centre on site to give you some real advantages in navigating the marketplace floor and events. Give us a heads up so we can be sure to assist you.
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National Post
A hodge-podge of public transportation services are already starting to fill the gap as Greyhound Canada moved steadily towards its midnight Halloween disappearance from most of Western Canada.
The venerable national motor coach operator is being replaced by a mix of provincial government-subsidized services, Indigenous-owned bus lines, locally owned startups, flexible fleets of shuttle buses and a scattering of formal and informal ride-sharing services.
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National Observer
Indigenous, rural and remote communities have been left particularly vulnerable by the end of Greyhound service in parts of Canada, a trio of federal ministers said Wednesday, as they offered temporary funding to help cover the costs of some bus routes.
But the Trudeau government can’t say yet how much cash it will end up providing, as it continues to negotiate with provinces and territories to help bridge service gaps in western Canada and northern Ontario.
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Thrilling Games; A luxurious Four Diamond hotel; Headline entertainment and delectable dining options – it’s all here at one spectacular location! Call today and ask about our group packages 1-800-521-0855. Take a virtual visit at CaesarsWindsor.com. PlaySmart. Must be 19 years or older.
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CBC News
It was a program that was phased out by the federal government more than a decade ago, but new numbers from the Retail Council of Canada (RCC) show the visitor rebate could have brought in $993 million in Gross Domestic Product to Toronto and $5.96 billion to Canada over the span of 10 years.
The visitor rebate program — introduced in the 1990s — allowed visitors to Canada get a rebate for the sales tax on items that they purchased in the country.
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CityNews
It was all about big business as Premier Doug Ford spoke in the Ontario Chamber of Commerce in Niagara on the Lake.
Ford announced new road signs will be going up near the border, touting one of his most popular campaign phrases — “Welcome to Ontario, Open for Business.”
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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 Radek Meljon today at 289-695-5394.
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Friday, November 30, 2018 in Markham ON
Meet with more than 50 operators during Marketplace + Networking and
Gastronomic Chinese Luncheon. |
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CBC News
The minister responsible for tourism in the Northwest Territories says the government is doing more to combat illegal tour operators, but insists the problem is under control.
Wally Schumann, the industry, tourism and investment minister, faced questioning from Kam Lake MLA Kieron Testart on Tuesday, following two CBC News stories on rule-breaking in the territory's $200 million tourism industry.
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CBC News
Indigenous tourism in B.C. has hit an all-time high.
A new report shows that customers spend more than $705 million a year on tourism businesses run by First Nations in the province.
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