March 25, 2010 - Halifax, NS -- The term ‘sociable’ and the city of Halifax, Nova Scotia have long been synonymous. On March 23, Destination Halifax took the concept a step further with the launch of their new online community, Halifax Sociable!

OTTAWA, Ontario – March 12, 2010 – The Canadian Workplace Essentials (CWE) workbook was recently launched to help newcomers to Canada successfully navigate the unique characteristics of the Canadian workplace.

Invite your Friends & Family for a Game of Golf
The Guide to Canada’s #1 Golf Destination is Now Available

As pioneers of the Motorcycle Tourism Industry, and publishers of the multi-award winning Motorcycle Tour Guide Nova Scotia; Harold and Wendy Nesbitt created the Touring Rider Program to increase visitation to Nova Scotia and give their advertisers the edge over their competition with sponsorship participation.

Local Cree-owned tourism operators will act as the main hosts for the event. ‘This is a great opportunity for us to share not only our culture, but what we’ve learned about developing a community tourism industry’ says Andrew Coon, Tourism Officer for Mistissini.

Vancouver, BC – Hostelling International – The long-awaited and much-needed new hostel in Whistler is scheduled to open on July 1, 2010 and is set to become the premier budget accommodation option in the world-class mountain resort, Hostelling International announced Wednesday. Accommodation is arranged in four-bed share dorm rooms, or ensuite private rooms.

The Icarus Foundation has partnered with Pride Toronto to assist their annual parade become one of Canada’s most environmentally friendly festivals, and a benchmark for future international events.

The Hockey Hall of Fame secured the entire Olympic medals collection on loan from The Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland. This marks the only time such a collection has ever been available for viewing outside The Olympic Museum.

(North Vancouver) Traditionally in Europe when one attends a ski event, the noise maker of choice is a cow bell. Well, we don’t have cows on Vancouver’s North Shore, nor are there any cows in Whistler.

This new-build boasts the new Phoenix prototype rooms with in-room microwave and refrigerator. There are eight extended-stay rooms complete with kitchenettes, which include a microwave, refrigerator, stove or hot plate, and coffee pot. The hotel features a meeting room, coin laundry, an elevator, and offers guests free high-speed Internet access.