Excerpt from the Globe and Mail by MADALYN HOWITT PUBLISHED APRIL 19, 2021 When organizers at the renowned Spruce Meadows show jumping venue in Calgary
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CAAO Starts Drafting Re-Opening Plan
The CAAO began drafting a re-opening plan in late March. This document can be used by any province, but is being developed with Ontario in
CNE, Royal Winter Fair planning to open to public in 2021
Excerpt from City News – – Laura Carney and News Staff There is some positive news for the future of two iconic Toronto events that
2021 NAARSO Safety Seminar – Virtual
Excerpt from TSSA.org and NAARSO.com 2021 TSSA Virtual Seminar Registration WHEN: March 2nd, 2021 & March 3rd, 2021 TIME: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST
All Canadians who want a shot, will be vaccinated by September 2021
Excerpt from CBC.ca website Canada expects to have enough doses on hand next year to vaccinate every Canadian that wants a shot by the end
CAAO joins the Coalition of Hardest Hit Businesses
Excerpt from Coalition of Hardest Hit Businesses website These are challenging times, and we know that keeping Canadians safe and healthy is a top priority.
Feds offers new stream of support for tourism, hospitality, travel, arts and other hard-hit businesses
Excerpt from The Toronto Star – By Josh Rubin Business Reporter The federal government plans to create a new funding program to help restaurants, tourism companies
Feds aim pandemic support at tourism and other ‘highly affected sectors’ in fall economic statement
Excerpt from The National Post – Brian Platt Help is on its way for the arts and live events industry, with $181.5 million for the
Federal government offers new stream of support for tourism, hospitality, travel, arts and other hard-hit businesses
Excerpt from The Star By Josh Rubin Business Reporter – Mon., Nov. 30, 2020 The federal government plans to create a new funding program to
Health officials ‘cautiously optimistic’ a COVID-19 vaccine will be ready by early next year
Excerpt from CBC.ca Ryan Patrick Jones · CBC News Top health officials say they are “cautiously optimistic” about Canada’s odds of obtaining a safe and effective COVID-19