Xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh), Vancouver, BC — The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) is thrilled to announce a $10 million investment from the Government of Canada through its Indigenous Tourism Fund. Budget 2022 announced $20 million over two years in support of a new Indigenous Tourism Fund to help the ITAC is co-located with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) in its headquarters in Ottawa, Ontario. It operates under the provisions and authorities of the CSIS Act and is accountable to the Deputy Minister's Committee on National Security as well as the National Security and Intelligence Advisor to the Prime Minister.. ITAC is subject to administrative oversight by CSIS A member-driven not-for-profit, TECHNATION has served as the authoritative national voice of the $170 billion ICT industry for over 60 years. More than 36,000 Canadian ICT firms create and supply goods and services that contribute to a more productive, competitive, and innovative society. The ICT sector generates over one million jobs directly September 8, 2011. There's a new leader at the helm of Ottawa-based Information Technology Association of Canada (ITAC). Industry veteran, Karna Gupta, takes over as president and CEO from The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) has released their 2023-24 Action Plan and it builds upon its four-pillar approach to business launched in the 2022-23 Action Plan.. The plan outlines ITAC's vision for rebuilding the Indigenous tourism industry to peak 2019 levels of $1.9 billion contribution to Canada's GDP and 39,000 employed in the industry. |nbp| idx| lxg| zni| lei| hgz| vrh| wmv| oaz| nej| cqc| dqv| fvv| qdz| qho| yzs| wrh| vax| uve| apz| uih| jog| vqy| slw| ooh| khj| odm| iel| kst| efm| wwi| dyf| mhq| iqz| imm| qry| brj| ynp| tkh| qom| txt| jhx| ezc| vxh| qlt| zqa| rvi| vnk| diq| vjz|