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Star power: Greater Victoria attractions land funding to boost tourism

The NDP announced $568,000 in grants for community service projects in Greater Victoria following the budget announcement on March 4.
Our Place Society received $250,000 to build a kitchen for their women's recovery program.
The British Columbia Aviation Museum and the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory will receive funding for enhancements to attract visitors, according to the Pacific Economic Development Agency of Canada.
Harjit Sajjan stated, 'Now is the perfect time to explore what British Columbia offers,' highlighting the importance of tourism for the provincial economy.

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Star power: Greater Victoria attractions land funding to boost tourism

B.C. Aviation Museum and the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory will receive more than $400,000 in funding from the federal government

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Federal investments boost Indigenous tourism experiences

On February 20, 2025, the Honourable Terry Duguid, Minister for PrairiesCan, announced $2,083,074 in federal support for nine Saskatchewan tourism operators and organizations that add value to their communities and the provincial economy. Projects include new year-round and cold weather tourism experiences that showcase the best that Saskatchewan has to offer, from astronomical sights in the dark skies of Cypress Hills, to cultural and tradition…

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British Columbia Boosts Tourism and Economic Growth by Supporting Local Businesses and Attracting Global Visitors - Travel And Tour World

British Columbia boasts stunning natural attractions and world-class outdoor recreation, drawing visitors from around the globe. Tourism plays a vital role in Canada’s economy, creating quality jobs in communities ranging from bustling city centers to rural, remote, and Indigenous regions. Across the province, tourism business owners, operators, and entrepreneurs have ambitious plans, and PacifiCan is here to help turn those visions into reality…

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