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ISLAMABAD: The Central Mentioning Unit (CMU) established in the Finance Division is currently working on the...
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“Back in December the province proclaimed Bill 4 which is the Retail Businesses Hours of Operation Act,” explained city manager Anthony McInnis. “The bill eliminated the Sunday shopping hour restrictions. Businesses are no longer required to close after 6 p.m. on Sundays. The City of Thompson’s bylaw was based on the Retail Holiday Closing Act. Since that’s been repealed our bylaw no longer has any power.” The province has told municipalities that they still have the power to regulate retail operation hours in their communities if they decide to, McInnis noted. Coun. Jeff Fount...
Expanded Sunday, holiday shopping hours will give Manitoba stores more flexibility, advocate says Expanded Sunday shopping hours in Manitoba could open up more opportunities for retailers even while their doors remain closed to the public, according to a retail advocacy group. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Dec 13, 2020 6:55 PM CT | Last Updated: December 14, 2020 The recently passed Bill 4, known as the Retail Business Hours of Operation Act, lets Manitoba businesses choose to remain open longer than before on Sundays and statutory holidays.(Piman Khrutmuang - stock.adobe.c)
(File photo) Article continues below advertisement ↴ Retailers in Manitoba will soon be able to keep their doors open longer on Sundays and holidays after the province expedited the proclamation of new legislation to eliminate current restrictions. This new legislation announced today by Finance Minister Scott Fielding will take effect on Saturday, December 12. “Given the current public health restrictions in place to protect Manitobans, we want to provide flexibility to businesses and customers and allow more opportunity for curbside pickup and delivery options as well as longer i...