Privilege   heard from the Tourism Industry Association of Canada at committee, and other tourism industry organizations such as the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, that said they needed those programs to go to the spring. While I am mentioning it, the Indigenous Tourism Association

Indigenous Affairs  Mr. Speaker, the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada has played a pivotal role in helping indigenous businesses survive the pandemic, yet budget 2021 fails to recognize its important contributions. The government is spending more money to promote the Formula 1 Grand Prix

The Budget  Mr. Speaker, I would like to wish the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations a Happy Earth Day. In relation to tourism, I was talking today to the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, which represent 1,900 indigenous businesses, over 40,000

Committees of the House   as it did for everybody else. I want to talk about the solutions for a moment, because the Tourism Industry Association of Canada has done an incredible job of bringing forward a recovery plan, as has the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada and many of the travel and transport

Finance committee  For my last question, then, you talked about Destination Canada. I think about how important it is, and then also ITAC, the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, where they just learned they're getting an 83% cut on their core funding. They've been told to wait and to look

Business of Supply  . I am thinking about the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, which was just informed that it is going to get 83% less than it was expecting to operate on. This is an organization that delivered supports to over 800 businesses. It was a vehicle to get $15 million out the door

Business of Supply   in training, retraining or guaranteed liveable income to ensure that nobody would fall through the cracks in the future. We understand that small businesses are under distress, that they need access to financing. We fought really hard to support the Indigenous Tourism Association

Government Business No. 10  Mr. Speaker, I want to thank my hon. colleague for her passion for her constituents and for her province. I was talking to the CEO of the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada yesterday, which we all know does great work, and he does great work, on behalf of indigenous

Income Tax Act  , from the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, for their advocacy in calling on the government to extend that wage subsidy. However, these businesses need certainty, not just on the wage subsidy, but also around financing programs such as the BCAP program, which only 14

Income Tax Act   included in the wage subsidy program. The Indigenous Tourism Association represents many indigenous-led tourism operators across the country, and they are the most vulnerable tourism businesses. It took months to get the support needed to save many businesses. These businesses

Business of Supply   that they would be recalled to work, so that when the jobs are restored they get put back on the seniority list or taken care of. Indigenous-led businesses and organizations, many of which were disqualified until we went to bat for them on the wage subsidy, or the indigenous tourism