The Saskatchewan Tourism Sector Support Program allows hospitality, event and attraction operators to apply for a one-time, non-repayable emergency payment. You can read more of the news on source

The island will remain open until Labour Day, when it will once again close until next season. You can read more of the news on source

The province lifted a ban on non-essential travel within B.C. on June 24, but reinstated it in the popular tourist area on July 30 after 20 cases COVID-19 were reported. You can read more of the news on source

In July, provincial campgrounds saw about 62 per cent capacity, up one per cent from 2019 — but the big difference was in who is camping. You can read more of the news on source

While provincial parks are busy enough to maintain the volume of pre-pandemic visitors, Tourism Saskatchewan says some parts of the industry are still struggling. You can read more of the news on source

Two Manitoba landmarks will be receiving a combined $600,000 as the province looks to get tourism dollars flowing again. You can read more of the news on source

Charlottetown won the right to serve as host for the Canadian league’s second season over Langford, B.C., and Moncton, N.B You can read more of the news on source

More Manitobans are choosing to stay in the province to enjoy the summer, but that has left communities with overflowing garbage bins, parking concerns and issues with wildlife. You can read more of the news on source

The provincial government pledged nearly half a million dollars to help tourism in the Kingston region. You can read more of the news on source

Northumberland-Peterborough South receives nearly $900,000 to boost businesses and groups impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. You can read more of the news on source