Evangeline- Tourism plays a vital role in Atlantic Canada, driving local economies, creating jobs and strengthening communities. It also helps preserve and celebrate the region’s diverse cultural heritage. The Government of Canada is investing to help a Prince Edward Island community share the vibrant traditions, culture and stories of the Acadian people. Bobby Morrissey, Member of Parliament for Egmont, announced …
Exploring new international seafood markets
Moncton – Expanding into new international markets strengthens Canada’s economy, reduces reliance on traditional trade partners, and opens more opportunities for growth. It helps Canadian businesses scale up, create more jobs, and develop innovative products and services to compete globally. Opening new doors for Atlantic Canada’s fish and seafood industry A delegation of 48 Atlantic Canadian companies will showcase their …
Cape Breton poised for year-round tourism growth
Nova Scotia – Tourism is vital to Atlantic Canada’s economy, driving growth, creating jobs and strengthening communities. To help showcase the region’s beauty and culture to the world and attract more visitors, the Government of Canada is investing in eight projects in Cape Breton. Gudie Hutchings, Minister of Rural Economic Development and Minister responsible for ACOA, announced total contributions of …
Expanding high-speed Internet access in Manitoba
Winnipeg – Fairness for every generation means making sure everyone in Canada has access to reliable and affordable high-speed Internet, no matter where they live. That is why the Government of Canada is bringing high-speed Internet access to underserved communities—including Indigenous communities—in rural Manitoba. Dan Vandal, Minister of Northern Affairs, Minister responsible for Prairies Economic Development Canada and Minister responsible …
Govt invests in performing arts facility in Saint John
New Brunswick — There will be growth in the theatre sector and better venues in southern New Brunswick after an additional $12 million investment from the federal government under the Green and Inclusive Community Buildings Program in the Sydney Street former courthouse. This funding was announced by MP Wayne Long, Mayor Donna Reardon and Dr. Sandra Bell, Saint John Theatre Company Board Chair. The …
Supporting tourism industry in Algoma, Bonavista Peninsula
Sault Ste. Marie – Arts and culture have the power to bring communities together, and attract people from across the world. When we support the tourism industry, we also support our local artists, businesses and strengthen our cultural identity. Terry Sheehan, Member of Parliament for Sault Ste. Marie, and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Labour and Seniors, today announced …
Digby planning to elevate regional tourism experiences
Digby – Atlantic Canadian tourism organizations and operators are continuing to develop fresh approaches and innovative ways to grow their businesses and deliver world-class tourism experiences. The Government of Canada is investing to help communities in the Digby region expand their tourism sectors and create new opportunities for economic growth. Preparing for growth Gudie Hutchings, Minister of Rural Economic Development …
Expanding high-speed Internet access in Alberta
Combined federal and provincial investment of $153 million will connect more than 14,400 homes to high-speed Internet Rocky Mountain House – Fairness for every generation means making sure everyone in Canada has access to reliable and affordable high-speed Internet, no matter where they live. That is why the governments of Canada and Alberta are bringing high-speed Internet access to underserved …
Expanding high-speed Internet access in Saskatchewan
La Ronge – Fairness for every generation means making sure everyone in Canada has access to reliable and affordable high-speed Internet, no matter where they live. That is why the Government of Canada is bringing high-speed Internet access and mobile connectivity to underserved communities—namely Indigenous communities—and roads in Saskatchewan. Gudie Hutchings, Minister of Rural Economic Development and Minister responsible for …
Deputy PM on changing how we build homes in Canada
New Brunswick – Chrystia Freeland, Deputy Prime Minister, announced changing how we build homes in Canada. She said: I am really happy to be here in Bouctouche with my friends and colleagues, Dominic LeBlanc and Gudie Hutchings. And I’m especially happy to be here with the amazing team at Kent Homes. It is great to see a team that has …
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