Canada funds 1.4 million to remove hazardous trees in BC
Jay Hill announced over 1.4 million in federal support to British Columbia over two years to assess risk at more than 150 recreation sites and to remove dead trees left by the mountain pine beetle. The measures aim to keep sites safe and accessible for residents and visitors as the beetle infestation continues to affect forests and communities across the interior.
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Ministry of Tourism, Sport and the Arts
Prince George Omineca
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Aboriginal Tourism BC aims to double revenues by 2015
The Aboriginal Tourism British Columbia AB C outlines key initiatives for the next four years. Rolling out the Aboriginal Youth Ambassador program, consumer advertising campaigns, travel trade marketplaces, career awareness programs and an expanded visitor guide are planned. It also includes tourism education training programs FirstHost authenticity protocols and certifications to boost market readiness. ATBC promotes a sustainable culturally rich Aboriginal tourism industry in British Columbia. For more information visit www.aboriginalbc.com.
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B.C
ATBC
British Columbia
Aboriginalbc.com
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