COVID-19 Update | Monday, June 1 (AM)
June 1, 2020 / Really Old Microsites
Congress Senate Republicans believe the next major COVID-19 relief package is likely to move in the coming weeks. At this point we believe a package is not likely to move until July. Republicans and Democrats alike will be faced with how to help 40M Americans that are currently out of work. Majority Leader McConnell and […]
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COVID-19 Update | Friday, May 29
May 29, 2020 / Really Old Microsites
Congress Senate Activities There continue to be no negotiations between the Republicans and Democrats on a next COVID-19 relief package. Senate Republicans are expected to unveil their liability proposal next week when the Senate reconvenes. Six Senate Democrats, led by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), wrote a letter to Education Secretary Betsy Devos to urge her […]
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Canadian COVID-19 Update | Friday, May 22
May 29, 2020 / Really Old Microsites
TIAC’s Advocacy Update Today, TIAC participated in a regularly scheduled call with ISED Assistant Deputy Minister Paul Thompson TIAC continued to emphasize the problems encountered by Destination Marketing Organizations in accessing the new funding managed by Canada’s 6 Regional Development Agencies. Our partners at Destination Canada have released new data on COVID-19 impacts to the […]
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Canadian COVID-19 Update | Monday, May 25
May 29, 2020 / Really Old Microsites
TIAC’s Advocacy Update This week marks the beginning of Tourism Week where TIAC will be co-hosting Town Hall Meetings in Manitoba, Ontario and Alberta where we will discuss the state of tourism in Canada and TIAC’s advocacy efforts on behalf of the industry. The first virtual Tourism Town Hall for Manitoba businesses takes place tomorrow […]
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Canadian COVID-19 Update | Tuesday, May 26
May 29, 2020 / Really Old Microsites
TIAC’s Advocacy Update TIAC hosted and participated in our first Tourism Town Hall of Tourism Week with more than 200 tourism businesses across Manitoba. This engaging session highlighted the efforts of a number of tourism associations working with the federal and provincial governments to get support for tourism businesses. We would like to thank our […]
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Canadian COVID-19 Update | Thursday, May 28
May 29, 2020 / Really Old Microsites
TIAC’s Advocacy Update TIAC hosted our final Virtual Tourism Town Hall of Tourism Week today with our partners at Travel Alberta and Destination Canada A recording of today’s session will be available online tomorrow Recordings of our earlier Virtual Town Hall sessions for Manitoba and Ontario can be found on the TIAC Website here TIAC […]
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Canadian COVID-19 Update | Friday, May 29
May 29, 2020 / Really Old Microsites
TIAC’s Advocacy Update The Ministry of Finance is seeking public input on the Canadian Emergency Wage Subsidy program from Canadian employers TIAC encourages all industry businesses to take the time to fill out the consultation form, and emphasize the industry’s ongoing need for wage support while businesses try to reopen their doors with fewer financial […]
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COVID-19 Update | Thursday, May 28
May 28, 2020 / Really Old Microsites
Congress Senate Activities Elevate continues to believe that the next COVID-19 relief bill is four to six weeks out. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell affirmed this was his intention again today. Content and breadth of the bill remain undetermined. The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee intends to vote next week to authorize subpoenas to […]
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COVID-19 Update | Wednesday, May 27
May 27, 2020 / Really Old Microsites
Congress Senate Activities As we have been reporting, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has committed to taking up the Great American Outdoors Act when the Senate returns on June 1. The legislation would permanently fund the Land and Water Conversation Fund and directly address the $12B deferred maintenance backlog at parks nationwide. Sen. Chris Van […]
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COVID-19 Update | Tuesday, May 26 (PM)
May 26, 2020 / Really Old Microsites
Congress Senate Activities Senate Majority Leader McConnell said this morning that there’s “likely to be another bill” but that it will “not be the $3T that the House passed last week.” Leader McConnell asserted an extension of the enhanced unemployment benefits will not be happening in future relief, consistent with the Administration’s posture. He has […]
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