Midland Tourism

🎤 Speaker Spotlight: Tom Strnad

Did you know Ontario's film and television industry creates opportunities for businesses far beyond the screen?

Join Tom Strnad from the South Georgian Bay Media Association for Be a Film Friendly Business, a session exploring how businesses can tap into Ontario's multi-billion-dollar screen-based production industry. Learn what productions look for in local partners, how to make a strong first impression, and how becoming "film-friendly" can create new business opportunities and revenue streams.

With more than 25 years of experience in film, television, and media production, Tom brings a wealth of industry knowledge as a producer, post-production supervisor, researcher, and co-owner of Mountain Goat Film Company Inc. His work has been supported by organizations including Telefilm Canada, the National Film Board, and Ontario Creates, and his films have screened at festivals worldwide.

Whether you're a business owner, tourism operator, or community leader, this session will provide practical insights into attracting and supporting film production in your region.

📅 November 3
🎟️ Register today: www.midland.ca/tourismday

🎤 Speaker Spotlight: Bryan Plumstead

Ever wonder who visits Midland and what inspires them to travel?

Join Bryan Plumstead, Founder and Principal Consultant of BP Insights, for an engaging session that explores Midland's visitors through Environics Analytics insights and privacy-first mobile movement data. Discover who your visitors are, when they visit, where they're coming from, and what their interests, activities, and media preferences reveal about travel behaviour.

With more than 35 years of experience in tourism, economic development, visitor analytics, and destination development, Bryan brings a wealth of knowledge and practical expertise. Attendees will leave with valuable insights and actionable ideas to help strengthen tourism opportunities and better connect with visitors.

📅 November 3
🎟️ Register today: www.midland.ca/tourismday

🎤 Speaker Spotlight: Kevin Eshkawkogan

Join us at the Midland Tourism Day Conference for a keynote presentation from Kevin Eshkawkogan, Founder, President & CEO of the Indigenous Tourism Association of Ontario (ITO).

A respected leader, entrepreneur, and advocate for Indigenous economic development, Kevin has spent more than 25 years helping build businesses, strengthen communities, and advance authentic Indigenous tourism across Ontario. Through his leadership, ITO has become a driving force in fostering meaningful partnerships and supporting the growth of Indigenous cultural tourism experiences.

Don't miss this opportunity to hear Kevin's insights on tourism, collaboration, and the future of the industry.

📅 November 3
🎟️ Register today: www.midland.ca/tourismday

📣 Don’t miss the Midland Tourism Day Conference on November 3!

Join tourism operators, business owners, attractions, event organizers, and community partners for a day of learning, networking, and inspiration focused on the future of tourism in our region.

🎟️ Tickets are just $30 (including HST) and include:
✅ Full-day conference access
✅ Lunch and refreshments
✅ Networking with industry professionals
✅ Valuable tourism insights and practical takeaways

⏳ Registration closes October 28 and spaces are limited.

Secure your spot today: 👉 www.midland.ca/tourismday

🚂🎨 The Midland Railway Corporation Murals have been restored!

These iconic murals have been refreshed and revitalized, helping preserve an important piece of Midland’s railway heritage.

Here's a sneak peek — be sure to stop by 490 Dominion to take it all in!

📍 Learn more about Midland’s murals and public art: www.midland.ca/art

🎉 Congratulations to Rose, the winner of our Indigenous Art & Culture Awareness Week draw! 🥳

A huge thank you to our generous community partners for their incredible contributions to the prize.



Shawn Corbiere

📣 Registration is now open for the Midland Tourism Day Conference on November 3!

Whether you're a tourism operator, business owner, attraction, event organizer, or community partner, this one-day conference is an opportunity to connect, learn, and explore the future of tourism in our region.

🎟️ Tickets are just $30 (including HST) and include:

✅ Full-day access to the conference
✅ Lunch and refreshments
✅ Networking opportunities with tourism and business leaders
✅ Industry insights, trends, and practical takeaways

Spots are limited, and registration closes October 28, so don't wait to secure your place!

Register today: 👉 www.midland.ca/tourismday

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On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour the Survivors of Residential and Day Schools, their families, and their communities. We also remember the children who never returned home.

Reconciliation is a shared responsibility, and each of us has a role to play. We encourage everyone to take time to learn about the history and ongoing impacts of Residential and Day Schools, and to reflect on the truths that continue to shape communities today.

Here in our region, we are fortunate to have access to many organizations, cultural spaces, and community resources that can support learning, reflection, and deeper understanding on the path toward Reconciliation:

Day 29 of 🎨

There’s still time to take part! Explore creative experiences, local attractions, events, and cultural gems throughout our community for your chance to win an arts and culture prize package.

Get inspired, start exploring, and learn more at www.midland.ca/30days. ✨