Indigenous Leaders: Lifelong approach to learning fuels tourism leader's advocacy
Kevin Eshkawkogan envisions a future in which Indigenous communities and entrepreneurs play an equitable role in economic development projects
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Kevin Eshkawkogan envisions a future in which Indigenous communities and entrepreneurs play an equitable role in economic development projects
Still, operators remain optimistic about recovery and resilience
The Indigenous Ingenuity exhibit will be stationed at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery for the upcoming winter months.
'We want locals and international visitors alike to be saying they want Anishnabek, Cree, or Haudenosaunee food for breakfast, lunch and dinner'
More than $1 million will be used for infrastructure upgrades, exhibit development, and summer science camps Author of the article: Colleen Romaniuk Publishing date: Jul 15, 2021 • 6 hours ago • 4 minute read • Staff scientist Olathe MacIntyre, left, of Science North, releases a water-propelled bottle into the air as Kevin Eshkawkogan, president and CEO of Indigenous Tourism Ontario, and Lisa MacLeod, minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries, look on at a funding announcement at the science centre in Sudbury, Ont. on Thursday July 15, 2021. John Lap...