Articles by The Web Team

  • Show your badge and save in Québec City

      Québec City Convention Centre’s new meeting and events promotion allows visitors to earn perks and discounts across the City. Launched this Summer after a 2-year pause, the Enjoy Your Badge program encourages conference staff and attendees to flash their event badges at participating stores, restaurants, and attractions for exclusive offers. “The idea is simple: take your badge when you venture out of the Centre and use it to be treated like a VIP around our amazing city,” says Ann…

  • Inspiring Events in Ottawa

      The City of Ottawa is ready to reinspire. With meetings and events returning to live formats, Canada’s capital is eager to reintroduce planners to a destination packed with places to meet, connect, and engage. “It’s a fresh start for live events,” says Lesley Mackay, Vice President, Meetings and Major Events with Ottawa Tourism. “There are a lot of groups out there itching to escape their screens to see each in person again, and we’re excited to welcome them here.”…

  • Chatham-Kent home show signals return of in-person events

      In-person events are back in bloom in Chatham-Kent. This Spring, the municipality opened the John D. Bradley Convention Centre doors for the 38th Annual Chatham-Kent Home & Garden Show, launching the first physical event since 2019. “The value and power of in-person events have never been so evident than over the past two years. We are beyond excited to see B2B events back up and running, and to play a part in helping businesses and our community recover and…

  • Québec City expands its culinary horizons

      Québec City has enticing news for food-lovers. This year, the capital city welcomed several new chefs to its world-class venues, refining its reputation as a foodie capital of the world. First up is Marie-Chantal Lepage, the new executive chef at Hilton Québec’s CABU boire et manger (drink and eat) restaurant. A 40-year industry veteran, Lepage has called the shots at restaurants across the province, and most recently served at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec before retiring in…