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- Malaspina University College now Vancouver Island University!
In early May, the lead institution for the TRIP project - Malaspina University-College - became Vancouver Island University. The announcement was made by Premier Campbell in Nanaimo. For those people who have become acquainted with Malaspina University-College during the TRIP project, don't be confused with the new institution that has become involved! For more information on the announcement see http://www.viu.ca/university/index.asp
- Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Tourism Association AGM April 10-11th
"Solutions for Growth"
The 46th Annual Tourism Industry Conference is April 10th and 11th. Conference location is 100 Mile House Lodge and Conference Centre. Highlights include a performance by Theatre Royal - Barkerville, Nicole Vaugeois - Tourism Research Innovation Project, Trevor Kier - Manager 2010 and Corporate Relations, and more.
This year SAVE 40% on Early Bird Conference Registration Fee!
For more information visit the CCCTA website
- Community Tourism News - April-June is released
Community Tourism Planning and Design publishes a quarterly Community Tourism Newsletter and the April-June edition has just been released. To view this newsletter or sign up for upcoming issues, visit http://www.community-tourism.net/newsletters/newsletter.htm
- Wilderness Tourism Association 2008 Annual General Meeting and Strategy Session
The WTA is happy to announce that they are holding their Annual General Meeting at the Listel Hotel again this year. Date: Thursday, April 17 - Friday, April 18, 2008
Location: Listel Hotel, 1300 Robson Street, Vancouver, BC
Tel: 1-800-663-5491 or 604-684-8461 email: reservations@thelistelhotel.com
Networking Dinner - April 17th
- Cocktail Reception - 6:30pm - 7:30pm
- Dinner - 7:30pm followed by Keynote Speaker (to be announced)
Dinner will be held on the evening of April 17th in The Vintage Gallery Dining Room, just off O'Doul's Pub. This...
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- Space to Place: The Next Rural Economies Workshop, May 14-17, 2008 in Prince George, BC.
Within all developed economies we find that rural and small town communities are experiencing considerable change. They are changing as a result of resource industry restructuring, demographic aging and youth out-migration, the restructuring of both public and private sector services, and the ongoing implications of urbanization. The Community Development Institute at the University of Northern BC (UNBC) and the Enterprise Program at Simon Fraser University (SFU) are co-hosting "Space to Place: The Next Rural Economies Workshop" to be held in Prince George from May 14-17, 2008. This workshop brings together twenty-six rural and small town scholars from ten OECD countries to discuss possibilities about what our next rural economies will look like. For more information on the workshop...
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