Canada

Canada’s Indigenous Tourism Sector: Insights and Economic Impacts [The Conference Board of Canada, CBOC]

Publisher: 
The Conference Board of Canada
Year of publication: 
2018

Five key findings highlighted in the research:

1.Indigenous tourism sector growth is outpacing Canadian tourism activity overall.
• Growth in Indigenous tourism sector employment and GDP is substantially outpacing growth in employment and GDP generated by overall tourism activity in Canada (employment: +18.7% vs +5.1%; GDP: +23.2% vs +12.0%)

Conference Board of Canada Research [Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, ITAC]

Publisher: 
Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
Year of publication: 
2019

In 2018, the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) partnered with The Conference Board of Canada to conduct research into the current state of the Indigenous tourism industry in Canada. This new research follows up from ITAC’s previous nation-wide research project undertaken in 2015.

Guide to Indigenous Tourism in Canada [Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, ITAC]

Publisher: 
Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
Year of publication: 
2019

Interest in Indigenous tourism has grown dramatically as more travelers experience the authenticity, uniqueness and diversity of stories and products offered by Indigenous peoples and communities across Canada. This year’s guide features more than 170 experiences, stories and businesses to inspire you to visit and learn more about the many Indigenous nations, peoples and communities across Canada.

Indigenous Canada Blog [Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, ITAC]

Publisher: 
Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
Year of publication: 
2019

Welcome to the Indigenous Canada blog! Here you’ll find all the latest news, information, guides, activities and events across the country that celebrates our First Nations, Inuit and Métis cultures. We’ll be sharing stories and things to do throughout the year, and want to encourage everyone from all walks of life to engage with the exciting Indigenous tourism industry across Canada.

Be part of the Indigenous Canada story. Share photos of your experiences on social media using the hashtag #IndigenousCanada and we’ll repost our favourites.

Things to Do [Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, ITAC]

Publisher: 
Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
Year of publication: 
2019

List of Activities and Tourism Destinations throughout Canada.

Upcoming Events [Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, ITAC]

Publisher: 
Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
Year of publication: 
2019

ITAC hosts a number of events throughout the year that members are able to participate in. Additionally, ITAC Board and Team members speak and present at a number of different events throughout the year. See the list to find out where you will hear ITAC representatives talking about the Power of Indigenous Tourism in Canada.

Home [Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada, ITAC]

Publisher: 
Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada
Year of publication: 
2019

The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) focuses on creating partnerships between associations, organizations, government departments and industry leaders from across Canada to support the growth of Indigenous tourism in Canada and address the demand for development and marketing of authentic Indigenous experiences. ITAC has an established membership process that enables Indigenous tourism industry partners to engage with and show support for Indigenous tourism.

Aboriginal Language Maintenance, Development, and Enhancement [Barbara Burnaby]

Publisher: 
Northern Arizona University Press
Year of publication: 
1996

“This paper offers a general review of literature relating to the maintenance, development and enhancement of Aboriginal languages in North America, especially Canada.”

Public Policy and Aboriginal Peoples in Canada: Taking a Life-Course Perspective [Martin Cooke & Jennifer McWhirter]

Publisher: 
University of Toronto Press
Year of publication: 
2011

“In this paper we support the goal of applying a life-course perspective to policies related to Aboriginal peoples but suggest that the framework needs to consider the unique relationship between Aboriginal peoples and public policies. We provide some illustrations using data from the 2001 Aboriginal Peoples Survey.”

Fact Sheet: WOMEN AND POVERTY IN CANADA [Canadian Women’s Foundation]

Publisher: 
Canadian Women's Foundation
Year of publication: 
2018

This fact sheet discusses commonly asked questions about women in poverty in Canada

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