[ad_1] The Nk’Mip Cultural Centre in Osoyoos was also awarded $400K for the construction of a traditional pit house. [ad_2] You can read more of the news on source

[ad_1] On Thursday the Saskatchewan government announced it is renewing the Tourism Sector Support Program and the Small Business Emergency Payment (SSBEP). [ad_2] You can read more of the news on source

[ad_1] The president of the Crowsnest Pass Chamber of Commerce says there has been a ‘massive’ influx of Albertans coming to the area since the COVID-19 pandemic began. [ad_2] You can read more of the news on source

[ad_1] Stakeholders everywhere are promoting vacationing at home to escape the winter blues as Saskatchewan hotel occupancy remains at a fraction of normal levels. [ad_2] You can read more of the news on source

[ad_1] Transport Canada announced Thursday cruise ship vessels carrying more than 100 people will not be allowed to enter Canadian waters until Feb. 28, 2022. [ad_2] You can read more of the news on source

[ad_1] The City of Kawartha Lakes will launch a signature experience program for tourism this spring, while Fenelon Falls is working with an app to showcase businesses and attractions. [ad_2] You can read more of the news on source

[ad_1] The City of Moose Jaw released a tourism video featuring mayor Fraser Tolmie poking fun at politicians who travelled during the coronavirus pandemic. [ad_2] You can read more of the news on source

[ad_1] “It’s has a devastating impact already, but this is going to be even more severe.” YLW Airport Director Sam Samaddar told Global news. [ad_2] You can read more of the news on source

[ad_1] Premier John Horgan said Thursday that the province is seeking legal advice on the measure, with an eye to curbing transmission of COVID-19. [ad_2] You can read more of the news on source

[ad_1] The new construction will help ensure a safe, accessible and engaging experience for visitors, business operators and residents. [ad_2] You can read more of the news on source