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Organization receives 100000 from CED to develop and fit out a tourism chalet that focuses on wellbeing.A key driver of the economy the Canadian tourism industry generated over 100 billion in annual revenues before being decimated by the pandemic. Today the Government of Canada is ensuring that tourism once again thrives and reaches its full potential.Sophie Chatel Member of Parliament for Pontiac today announced on behalf of the Honourable Pascale StOnge Minister of Sport and Minister responsible for CED a nonrepayable contribution of 100000 for Outaouais startup La maison de paille S.E.N.C.Located on 200 acres in the Vallede-laGatineau countryside La maison de paille S.E.N.C. operates a tourism chalet centred around wellbeing. It offers activities for families and visitors who enjoy summer and winter sports with access to Lac Robillard. The business will provide retreats focusing on diet and healthbased activities such as yoga hydrotherapy naturopathy and art workshops.This CED support will enable the business to develop a tourism microdestination that focuses on ecofriendly practices. The financial contribution will cover all costs related to the renovation of four rooms and the construction of a building for practising yoga.The Government of Canada recognizes and supports businesses and organizations that are a source of pride in their communities. Quebecs economic recovery relies on a strong tourism industry made up of organizations with roots in the regional economy. The players in this sector are major contributors to growth as well as key assets in rebuilding a stronger more resilient greener and more just economy for all.QuotesThe support we announced today for La maison de paille S.E.N.C. is an important step in our governments efforts to boost economic development in our region. The Outaouais regions tourism sector and recreational tourism in particular are major economic drivers. They attract tourists from Canada and around the world enabling them to have the kind of tourism experiences in nature our country is known for. I wish the best of success to La maison de paille S.E.N.C. with this exciting project for the Vallede-laGatineau and the entire Outaouais region.Sophie Chatel Member of Parliament for PontiacOur government is stepping up to the plate to support the efforts of the countrys tourism entrepreneurs and workers. By investing in the development of microdestinations new products and unique experiences such as this one we are enabling the sectors stakeholders to look to the future. Congratulations to La maison de paille S.E.N.C. on its dynamism and visionThe Honourable Pascale StOnge Member of Parliament for BromeMissisquoi Minister of Sport and Minister responsible for CEDCanadian tourism continues to be one of the sectors most affected by the COVID19 pandemic. We will work with businesses and organizations in these difficult times so they can receive the assistance they need to offer innovative products and services gain momentum and prosper while making safety an absolute priority. The Tourism Relief Fund enables businesses to adapt to welcome back guests in complete safety. It also feeds into a broader strategy to help the sector recover from the pandemic and build an economy that benefits all. The Canadian economy will not fully recover until our tourism sector recovers.The Honourable Randy Boissonnault Member of Parliament for Edmonton Centre Minister of Tourism and Associate Minister of FinanceWe would like to thank CED for its financial support for our project. This assistance will have a major impact on our business enabling us to make it one of the Outaouais regions top new tourism destinations. My team and I are keen to promote our business and services in the local community and we thank you for your confidenceNadine Joannette President La maison de paille S.E.N.C.
