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
Category: Hot Topic
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
OAAS CONVENTION 2021 IS GOING VIRTUAL
Original Post from the OAAS website OCTOBER 23, 2020: With the current provincial government restrictions and concern for public health, the Ontario Association of Agricultural
Working At Heights Extension
The Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development is giving workers in the construction sector an extra year to renew their training if they work
Government Program Updates – October 9
New commercial rent relief program: – Goes directly to tenants – If revenue losses of 70%+ then government assists with 65% – If revenue losses
‘We might not survive’: Renfrew among communities affected by fair season losses
Excerpt from Renfrew Mercury – Jonathan Mulvihill Midway providers may close if lockdown persists into 2021 What will fair season look like in 2021? If
Federal wage subsidy extended into summer 2021: throne speech
Excerpt from iPolitics.ca By Jolson Lim In the speech from the throne, the Trudeau government announced it is extending the federal wage subsidy into next
Fair operators seek support during pandemic
Excerpt from Orangeville.com – By Denise Paglinawan, The Canadian Press A group representing amusement fair operators is calling for government support, saying the COVID-19 pandemic