Landmark project to be a catalyst to develop downtown Brampton BRAMPTON – The City of Brampton is now seeking expressions of interest for the Centre for Innovation (CFI). As a catalyst for future growth and part of the city’s growing Innovation District, the Centre for Innovation (CFI) is envisioned as an iconic landmark building for Brampton, with engaging collaborative public use …
Supporting Rotobec’s digitization project
Sainte-Justine SME will receive $2.2M in financial assistance from CED. Sainte-Justine – SMEs have a key role to play in ensuring Quebec’s economic performance. They seek to innovate, grow, and prepare for the future and growth by boosting their competitiveness. That is why the Minister of Sport and Minister responsible for CED, Pascale St‑Onge, has announced a repayable contribution of $2.2M …
Saskatchewan Students Win National Video Contest
Hamilton – The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) announced the winners of the 2023 National Focus on Safety Youth Video Contest. First place: “Safety is no accident” Producers: Lucas Freeley, Jerico Manaloto Holy Rosary High School Lloydminster Catholic School Division, Saskatchewan Video: https://youtu.be/CBzELTjgfPk Second place: “Un jeu d’enfant” Producer: Cédric Loubier Quebec Video: https://youtu.be/EB7Fl7hJ57I Third place: “Sécurité au travail” …
Doors Open Toronto returns May 27-28 with 150 sites to explore
Toronto – City of Toronto announced the lineup of buildings, city-wide walking tours and special programs for this year’s Doors Open Toronto presented by Great Gulf. The free weekend-long celebration of architecture and public space is taking place Saturday, May 27 and Sunday, May 28 and will feature 150 sites for exploration, a talk series, walking tours and more. Details are …
May is Museums Month in Toronto
Toronto – Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie (Scarborough-Rouge Park) proclaimed May as Museum Month in Toronto. Youth Volunteer Program Starting today, Monday, May 1, the Toronto History Museums Youth Volunteer Program is accepting new volunteer applications. Running year-round, the successful Youth Volunteer Program will expand its program across the city and at all Toronto History Museums this year. Youth across Toronto …
Toronto celebrates Youth Week
Toronto – Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie (Scarborough-Rouge Park) will proclaim Monday, May 1 to Sunday, May 7 Youth Week – an annual week to celebrate youth engagement and showcase the abilities and talents of youth from diverse communities across Toronto in the areas of civic engagement, recreation, arts and sports. Toronto’s youth are a vital part of the city’s social, …
Summer recreation programs open for registration in Brampton
Brampton – Registration for City of Brampton summer camps opens next week. Residents can now browse summer camp offerings here, with programming for aspiring explorers, athletes, and scientists. Summer camps begin July 3 and are available for children of all abilities, ages 4 and above. Brampton Resident Registration opens May 1 Brampton resident registration will open May 1 at 6 am. Those looking to register …
Investing in Upgrades at Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park
New viewing platform and boardwalk will improve visitor experience and boost local tourism in Northern Ontario KAKABEKA FALLS — The Ontario government is investing $389,000 in infrastructure improvements at Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park. A new and improved viewing platform and boardwalk will offer visitors unparalleled views of the province’s second tallest waterfall, the historic Kaministiquia River and gorge below. “Our …
Toronto recommends Lillian Allen as Toronto’s new Poet Laureate
Toronto – The City of Toronto staff recommended Toronto poet Lillian Allen to become Toronto’s seventh Poet Laureate, pending approval by City Council at its May meeting. Allen was nominated by a selection committee in consultation with the literary community. Allen is an acclaimed poet, writer/performer and long-time arts activist and was named a foremother of Canadian poetry by the …
Vancouver Fireworks Festival Society to benefit from investment
The Government of Canada is making investments across British Columbia to attract new visitors, and stimulate local economies Vancouver – Safe and inclusive public spaces and dynamic tourism attractions are key to vibrant communities. They bring together people of all ages and abilities, in turn supporting businesses and boosting economic vitality. Throughout the Lower Mainland, communities are welcoming residents and …