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.INDUSTRY NEWS
Partners collaborating on Indigenous tourism
Northern Ontario Business
The Ontario Motorcoach Association (OMCA) and Indigenous Tourism Ontario (ITO) are partnering to boost Indigenous tourism throughout Ontario.
On Nov. 14, the two parties signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that sets out how the two will work together to increase tourism engagement, educate tourism operators, and promote Indigenous tourism experiences across Ontario.
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Promoted By
Kentucky Department of Tourism
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Promoted By
Visit Cheyenne.
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Increase in insolvencies could signal Canadians are struggling with debt loads
Financial Post
Canadian households are feeling economic pressure from many directions and it is manifesting in different ways, one of them being an increase in insolvencies.
Nationally, insolvencies — which include bankruptcies and proposals to renegotiate financial terms — rose 22.5 per cent in September from a year ago, according to federal government figures.
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After conservation efforts reintroduced Saskatchewan bison to their traditional lands in 2019, they helped archaeologists uncover 1,000-year-old petroglyphs and the tool used to carve them.
This historic find uncovers a new chapter in the story of the Northern Plains Indigenous People who have gathered on this land for over 6,000 years.
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New Ontario entrepreneur pilot aims to attract 100 canada immigrants
Canada Immigration News
Ontario immigration is aiming to welcome 100 newcomers outside the Toronto area and draw an investment of $20 million with the launch of a new Entrepreneur Pilot.
The two-year pilot is named the OINP Entrepreneur Success Initiative, administered by the Toronto Business Development Centre (TBDC).
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Celebrate the holidays with the Connecticut River Museum! The Museum's 29th Annual Train Show opens November 22. Joyful faces watch as trains zip through tunnels, over bridges, and around River Valley landscapes. CRM is open year-round Tuesday through Sunday, offering guided and self-guided tours. ctrivermuseum.org .
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Ontario takes next steps in building signature subway line
Ontario
The Ontario government is awarding a major contract and issuing two Requests for Qualifications (RFQ) for the Ontario Line subway, marking important milestones in the province’s plan to deliver faster and better transit for the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
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Kick off the Andouille Festival Oct. 14-16 along the Andouille Trail in Louisiana’s River Parishes. Out here, makers put their own stamp on seasonings for this local delicacy, ensuring the finished product is as distinct as the smokehouse where it’s made. While you’re here, discover eye-opening architecture and exciting outdoor experiences.
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Canadian Armed Forces to train on roadways, highways in central Ontario
Global News
The Canadian Armed Forces say driver and convoy operation training will occur on a number of highways and roadways in central Ontario this weekend.
The army says reserve personnel from 31 Service Battalion, Windsor Support Company will conduct driver and convoy operations in Peterborough, Kingston, Trenton, Quinte West and Prince Edward County Friday, Nov. 18 to Sunday, Nov. 20.
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Perth County Tourism brings home prestigious provincial award
Penticton Herald
At this year’s Tourism Industry Association of Ontario’s (TIAO) Ontario Tourism Summit on Oct. 26, Perth County’s Economic Development and Tourism department won an Ontario Tourism Resiliency Award for their experiential tourism program, the Discover More Adventures.
“The 2022 Ontario Resiliency Awards are designed to award and celebrate excellence in tourism work happening across the province in three key categories: Innovation, Sustainability, and Collaboration,” stated the press release sent out by Perth County Tourism Officer, Ashley Lansink on Oct. 27.
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Broadway, to Radio City Music Hall and around the World – FPP is Where Special Happens!”
Inquire about Monday Afternoon New Horizons Senior Programs.
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North York drivers rank highest for road rage in top 10 Ontario cities
Toronto Sun
A new study found the top three Ontario cities with the worst road rage are North York, Hamilton and Mississauga at No. 1, 2, and 3, respectively. The study by My Choice car insurance, or mychoice.ca, explored their database of over 250,000 insurance quotes to come up with its rankings and classified the following in determining the most aggressive drivers: speeding, failure to stop, failure to signal, improper lane change, improper passing, following too closely and distracted driving/prohibited use of handheld device.
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North of Boston has it all just a short drive from Boston’s Logan International Airport. Miles of breathtaking coastline, sandy beaches, acclaimed restaurants, witches, pirates, literature, historic architecture, and a vibrant arts & culture scene combine to make the perfect destination for your group. Plan your next group tour today!
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With world-class art galleries, artisanal coffee shops, and bustling boutiques, Yorkville is an iconic village in the heart of downtown Toronto. It’s also home to ROM—one of the world’s great museums, with a collection of 13 million artworks, artifacts, and specimens. Bring your group to Yorkville for a day of food, fashion, and culture, including a guided tour of the Museum!
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City of Guelph launches engagement for culture and sports tourism strategy
City of Guelph
On September 30, the City of Guelph was announced as a successful recipient of funding through the Government of Canada’s Tourism Relief Fund.
This funding will help the City develop Create, Play and Stay, a culture and sports tourism strategy to guide the City in attracting new visitors and driving economic growth in culture and sports tourism. The City is engaging with internal and external groups to inform and shape the strategy.
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