Organizers of the Toronto International Boat Show have cancelled in-person events for 2022 as a result of pandemic-related restrictions.
Organizers of the Toronto International Boat Show have cancelled in-person events for 2022 as a result of pandemic-related restrictions.
When we look in the rearview mirror at this moment, it will be with the knowledge that despite the losses, it brought us closer together.
The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show returns to the International Centre in Mississauga from March 17-20, 2022.
This hunting season, ammunition availability should improve but could still be limited due to consumer demand and the impact of COVID-19.
The province is investing $100 million through a new program to help tourism operators recover from the impacts of the pandemic.
Orillia has once again implemented restrictions around water access and parking. As of June 4, the COVID-19 Waterfront Parking and Boat Launch Program requires visitors to pay as much as $100 per day to launch and park at the city’s public boat launches and waterfront parks.
Ontario is offering free day-use permits at 115 provincial parks from Monday to Thursday until Sept. 2, the province announced on Friday, May 28.
Some 300 people will get free training to work in the ailing northern Ontario tourism industry this summer thanks to a $1.25 million investment by the province.
The Trent-Severn Waterway will open for navigation on Friday, May 28 at 9 a.m. with pandemic-related health and safety conditions in place.
