Excerpt from Quebec.ca The relaxations presented in this page apply to all regions of Québec. These changes relate to low-risk activities targeting large venues and
Author: Chris Clarke
Saskatchewan: Re-Open Plan
Excerpt from Saskatchewan.ca COVID-19 has currently changed the way we live and work – in Saskatchewan, across the country and around the world. It’s impacted
Ontario: Three-Step Roadmap to Safely Reopen the Province
Excerpt from Ontario.ca May 20, 2021 – Office of the Premier TORONTO — The Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health,
Ontario will scrap colour-coded framework as it prepares to unveil new reopening plan
Excerpt from CTV News – By Chris FoxWeb Content Writer, CP24 TORONTO — The Ontario government will scrap the colour-coded framework for COVID-19 restrictions that
B.C. gives support to certain tourism attractions, but won’t bail out PNE
Excerpt from Global News By Richard Zussman The province is providing $50 million in grants to help B.C.’s largest tourist attractions and tour bus companies
CNE, other Toronto summer festivals, cancelled for 2nd year in a row
Excerpt from CityNews May 14, 2021 BY PATRICIA D’CUNHA AND NEWS STAFF For the second year in a row, some of Toronto’s iconic summer festivals,
Amusement ride operators struggle with income loss amid event cancellations
Excerpt from Global News – May 12, 2021 Andrew Gidaro, Director of the Canadian Association of Amusement Operators, talks about the income loss and uncertainty
PNE cancels in-person fair for 2021, citing COVID concerns
Excerpt from KATYA SLEPIAN – May. 5, 2021 Restrictions have made planning too difficult, organizers say The 100-year-old PNE will not be running an in-person
Ontario: Waterparks hope to open this summer, but need the province’s OK
Excerpt from CBC News Kate Bueckert With hot summer days approaching, Ontario waterpark operators are hoping people will be able to get their adrenaline pumping
Ontario: Over 18 will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine by end of May
Excerpt from CTV News Katherine DeClerq – Multi-Platform Writer, CTV News Toronto TORONTO — The Ontario government will be allowing anyone aged 55 and over