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It s the best investment I ve made in my life : Why the owner of a Toronto restaurant gave each of his staff members a five per cent stake in the business

The last year has been hell for restaurants, but for Oyster Boy founder Adam Colquhoun, desperate times call for generous measures. Last week, Toronto’s preeminent mollusc evangelist gave six of his staffers a five per cent share in Oyster Boy a reward for their hard work, but also a pretty great way to future-proof his business: “A lot of people have left the industry over the last year, and when we’re all opened up again, great people are going to be hard to find,” says Colquhoun. Here he talks to Toronto Life about how his new partners convinced him to get on delivery apps, why oysters may be the cure to the current sex drought, and his plans for post-pandemic expansion.

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WARMINGTON: Torontonians tired of being painted into a COVID-19 circle

We have come full circle!

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Painted physical distancing circles to return to Trinity Bellwoods Park this spring

Physical distancing circles will be returning to Trinity Bellwoods Park this spring in an attempt to encourage visitors to maintain their distance amid the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Physical distancing circles returning to Trinity Bellwoods Park

Last Updated Friday, April 23, 2021 7:45AM EDT Physical distancing circles are returning to a popular Toronto park this spring in an effort to get people to keep their distance amid the third wave of the pandemic. Starting next week, Toronto will once again paint circles on the grass at Trinity Bellwoods Park, located in the city’s west end. The circles were first installed at the roughly 85 acre-park during the first wave of the pandemic last year after one hot weekend in May when thousands of people gathered there, with many not wearing masks or keeping two metres apart. Images of the crowds gained national attention with Ontario Premier Doug Ford calling the behaviour “reckless.”

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Physical distancing circles returning to popular Toronto park

Physical distancing circles returning to popular Toronto park
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