Earlier today the Lieutenant Governor in Council provided approval to The Niagara Parks Commission (NPC) to lease land to the preferred proponent selected through NPC's Request for Proposals. The land lease is related to boat tour operations at the Niagara Falls Gorge. Michael Chan, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport issued the following statement:
Ontario has helped make Toronto a premier travel destination, growing our economy and creating jobs for families.
With exciting exhibitions, fun festivals and seasonal sports taking place throughout Ontario this Family Day, families can plan the perfect stay-cation, supporting local economies and jobs while making lasting memories.
The following statement was issued by Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport Michael Chan:
The Holiday Season may be winding down, but with Family Day and March Break right around the corner, now is a perfect time to start planning your winter “staycation”. Check out some of the many great family fun activities and events going on right here in Ontario.
Families can enjoy and discover breathtaking displays of light and colour in communities across the province this holiday season.
Ontario has appointed Janice Thomson as Chair of the Niagara Parks Commission’s Board of Directors, effective November 16.
Minister of Tourism and Culture Michael Chan issued the following statement about the Ontario Internal Audit Division's audits of the Niagara Parks Commission's (NPC) travel, meal and hospitality expenses and single source contracts and revenue generating opportunities:
Ontario is helping the Stratford Shakespeare Festival as it moves into its 2012 season to celebrate its 60th anniversary.
Ontario is supporting the 44th annual Scotiabank Toronto Caribbean Carnival, North America's premier Caribbean event.
Families can stay and play at home this summer and discover new activities and adventures throughout the province.
This summer, more than 1.5 million kids will get free admission to stay and play in Ontario with the 2011 Fun Pass.
Ontario is making it easier for the McMichael Canadian Art Collection to attract a broader, more diverse audience, and provide Ontarians and visitors with a better experience of Canadian art.
Ontario is proposing changes that would help the McMichael Canadian Art Collection continue to grow, attract a broader, more diverse audience, and enjoy greater success. Changes would also give Ontarians and visitors a better experience of Canadian art.