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The long road to recovery for Indigenous tourism – Global News
September 16 2021 Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada President and CEO Keith Henry discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how long it may take the industry to fully recover. Read More: https://globalnews.ca/video/8195604/the-long-road-to-recovery-for-indigenous-tourism
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Sustainable tourism – Indigenous Tourism
Indigenous peoples—for whom hunting, fishing, and gathering were once an everyday reality—have maintained a respectful connection with nature and continue to use their land-based resources wisely. Already pros of sustainable development, they are now applying it to the tourism industry through a number of initiatives. Sustainable tourism conditions According to the World Tourism Organization, sustainable […]
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Introducing Dylan Rose, the new Iconics Project Manager
September 2, 2021 As the project manager for Invest in Iconics, Dylan Rose will endeavour to use his extensive experience in complex engagement strategies. Indigenous Tourism BC (ITBC) has a strong role to play in taking action and making a significant impact in the recovery and resilience of the Indigenous tourism sector, operators and communities […]
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Province Seeking Public Feedback on Ontario Place Redevelopment
August 30, 2021 TORONTO — As the Ontario government proceeds with the revitalization of Ontario Place into a world-class, year-round destination, the province is launching the next phase of engagement, which will include both an online survey and virtual public information sessions. Starting today, all Ontarians will have the opportunity to share their views on […]
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BC Government: New fund launched for community events
Aug. 27, 2021 VANCOUVER – The Province will begin accepting applications on Friday, Aug. 27, 2021, to support B.C.-based events through the new Fairs, Festivals and Events Recovery Fund. “We know that people have been missing community fairs, festivals and events, and organizers have made tremendous sacrifices to keep us all safe,” said Melanie Mark, […]
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Following the call of the wild
August 26, 2021 An Innu guide from Nutashkuan shares a life lived in the wilderness with others. Hunting and fishing stories are not the same from one territory or one guide to another. Here is David Ishpatao’s story. Some of us are experts in our field, yet few are experts in the field. David Ishpatao […]
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ITAC unveils storyteller book for Indigenous destinations – Toronto Star
A new Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) project will highlight vibrant Indigenous tourism locales through a traditional means of passing knowledge down in Indigenous communities – through the words and images conjured up by some of Canada’s top Indigenous storytellers, its CEO said in an interview last week. “The importance of oral traditions, deep […]
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Updated Huchá Hudän/Fort Selkirk Historic Site Management Plan in place
Last Friday, the Government of Yukon and the Selkirk First Nation signed the updated Huchá Hudän Fort Selkirk Historic Site Management Plan at a ceremony held at the site. The updated management plan reflects a shared vision for the future of the site and will ensure that the heritage and cultural values of the Selkirk […]
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Indigenous food tourism growing on Island, across Ontario – Sudbury Star
‘We want locals and international visitors alike to be saying they want Anishnabek, Cree, or Haudenosaunee food for breakfast, lunch and dinner’ How I’ve loved learning. Listening, enjoying and sharing my delight, over the years, about Anishinabek life and customs on Manitoulin. I’ve adored attending powows, especially the Wiikwemkoong Cultural Festival and every year, happily […]
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Canada and Ontario Invest Over $1.2 million in Six Community and Recreation Projects in Central and Northern Ontario
SUDBURY — Across the country, Canadians are feeling the impacts of COVID-19 on their families, their livelihoods, and their way of life. Together, the governments of Canada and Ontario are taking decisive action to support families, businesses and communities to ensure community infrastructure is safe and reliable, while looking ahead to see what more can […]
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