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Article content As the province slowly starts to open up, there are serious questions about how many businesses in the hospitality and arts and recreation and information industries will be able to continue forward. A study released this week by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business does a deep dive on debt levels for small businesses across the country. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or ALDRICH: COVID has businesses struggling with debt, CFIB study shows Back to video Not every business has had to take on debt, but the vast majority ...

4:10 By most counts Pittsburgh is short some 20,000 units of affordable housing … but there’s not a lot of money to go around. 90.5 WESA’s Margaret J. Krauss reports even standout projects can run the risk of failure. By most counts Pittsburgh is short some 20,000 units of affordable housing, and the number continues to grow. Meeting the need, while always a challenge, seems even more daunting against the backdrop of vast housing insecurity revealed by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The city’s Housing Opportunity Fund, or HOF, is often a final stop for affordable housing projects;...

The new chicago public schools initiative would require seniors to show a college acceptance letter, acceptance into some sort of trade apprenticeship, military enlistment, job offer or be enrolled in a gap program. chicago mayor rahm emanuel rolled this whole thing out. >> a k-12 model was relevant 10, 15, 20 years ago. the city of chicago is moving towards a pre-k to college model. >> as long as we meet the state's minimum graduation requirements, the district, the board of education, does have the authority to have requirements on top of that. >> former chicago public schools principal liz ...