Wirral Plan 2021-2026, titled
Equity for People and Place, was backed by councillors on the authority s policy and resources committee during a meeting this week. Described by an authority spokesperson as radically refreshed it will now presented to full council during a meeting later this year. In October 2019, councillors unanimously backed the Wirral Plan 2025. Because of COVID-19, however, it was agreed a review was in order to ensure the plan can deliver what is needed in radically changed circumstances . The new Plan defines the key priorities for the local authority over the coming years – outlining those tasks which the council will focus on to ensure the people of Wirral receive the services they need and want, based on what people said matters most to them.
The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada is close to insolvency and the industry is at risk of collapse
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While the 2021 federal budget includes historic recovery investments for national tourism and Indigenous communities, Indigenous tourism has been completely neglected in both categories
COAST SALISH TERRITORY, VANCOUVER, BC, April 27, 2021 /CNW/ -
Budget 2021: A Recovery Plan for Jobs, Growth, and Resilience, released last week, suggests that there has been federal investments allocated for rebuilding and recovering the tourism industry as well as for Indigenous communities, yet it remains unclear how the Indigenous tourism sector is specifically being supported, during a critical time for its survival.