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Businesses shrug off latest COVID relief funding as a 'drop in the bucket' - Vimarsana News

Businesses shrug off latest COVID relief funding as a 'drop in the bucket'

Businesses such as bars, fitness centres and event venues affected by the latest COVID-19 restrictions will be able to apply for a grant ranging from $1,000 to $10,000.

Hamilton and Niagara restaurants close indoor dining due to lack of customers and safety concerns - Vimarsana News

Hamilton and Niagara restaurants close indoor dining due to lack of customers and safety concerns

Some restaurants in Hamilton and the Niagara region are closing indoor dining this week, saying they lack customers and are concerned for the safety of their staff.

Source: cbc.ca
New restrictions to change Alberta events, hospitality industry - Vimarsana News

New restrictions to change Alberta events, hospitality industry

Alberta has once again announced new rules and restrictions to slow the spread of the virus and although some changes may seem minor, some businesses are expecting a major impact.

Feds loosen eligibility requirements on pandemic relief for businesses, workers - Vimarsana News

Feds loosen eligibility requirements on pandemic relief for businesses, workers

Lockdown Program will now offer wage and rent subsidies ranging between 25 and 75 per cent to employers who are subject to capacity restrictions of 50 per cent or more.

Source: obj.ca
Some Ottawa businesses welcome, some criticize new government support - Vimarsana News

Some Ottawa businesses welcome, some criticize new government support

Many small businesses are welcoming the new federal and provincial support programs announced Wednesday, but some say the programs aren't inclusive enough, fail to provide adequate support or are unfairly enforced.

Source: cbc.ca