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Quebec to compensate movie theatres for lost snack revenue after Popcorngate - Business News

Quebec to compensate movie theatres for lost snack revenue after Popcorngate - Business News
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COVID-19 misery shows in record Ontario job losses; labour groups plead for fed help

TORONTO The misery inflicted by the COVID-19 pandemic beyond its rising death toll was highlighted Thursday by a report showing record-setting job losses in the country’s largest province last year, with young people hit hardest. As national labour groups appealed for more federal help, Ontario’s fiscal watchdog said 355,000 jobs disappeared, while another 765,000 […]

As restrictions loosen, Montreal restaurants still feel left behind

  MONTREAL When Premier Francois Legault first closed restaurants in the spring, Pizzeria Geppetto partner and operator Yann Charbonney felt it would be for longer than the government anticipated. When the province shut down dining rooms again last fall for yet another 28 days, he was incredulous. It s a joke. It s stupid. they should ve just been courageous and closed for the season (winter), Charbonney said. That October, he started making plans. Charbonney now sells pasta sauces, salad dressings and wine as well as pre-made, frozen Geppetto pizzas from his restaurant in Rosemont. He is also changing the kitchen into a factory kitchen to produce more pizzas so he can sell them to grocery stores. He knew that re-invention was necessary. In 2020 his restaurant only made 60 per cent of their average year s gross sales.

Quebec signs preliminary deal to invest $400 million in Telesat satellite network

Article content MONTREAL Quebec’s provincial government has signed a preliminary agreement to invest C$400 million ($315 million) in Telesat’s low earth orbit (LEO) telecommunications satellite network, the parties said on Thursday. Telesat is owned by Pension Investment Board and Loral Space & Communications Inc, but it plans to merge Telesat Canada with Loral to become a public entity on the Nasdaq this summer. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Quebec signs preliminary deal to invest $400 million in Telesat satellite network Back to video Under a memorandum of understanding, Quebec’s investment “will consist of C$200 million in preferred equity as well as a C$200 million loan,” the parties said in a statement.

COVID-19 misery shows in record Ontario job losses; labour groups plead for fed help - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

COVID-19 misery shows in record Ontario job losses; labour groups plead for fed help - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News
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