The Ontario government is investing more than $8 million over the next three years to support cultural tourism in communities across the province. OCAF provides support to cultural tourism events that range in size from large art and music festivals to smaller events that celebrate local Ontario culture and heritage. OCAF continues to accept applications for new events and offers applicants flexibility regarding project timing and scope. Please visit the OCAF website for more information and to view the full list of recipients.
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