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She launched Taylor’s Tacos Chicago, with her now wife, Maya, in 2018. The pop-up catering company specializes in street tacos. Because they don’t have a physical restaurant or any employees, Mason says they didn’t qualify for Paycheck Protection Program loans. “March 2020 was probably the scariest time of our business life," Mason said. “ We lost over 95% of our contracted gigs and business.” “Now this Restaurant Revitalization Fund is exactly what we’ve been waiting for and something that will be super beneficial to our business because of everything we went through,” she ...

Published Tuesday, April 20, 2021 8:59AM EDT Ontario’s auditor general says her office will be reviewing the provincial government’s selection of hot spot postal codes as it takes a closer look at the Ford government’s entire COVID-19 immunization plan. Last week, Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath reached out to Ontario’s auditor general, Bonnie Lysyk, requesting that she investigate how hot spot postal codes were selected by the provincial government. “The government has not been transparent. And they haven’t clearly shown where their decision-making is coming f...

Ontario’s auditor general says her office will be reviewing data used to inform the provincial government’s vaccination distribution strategy as it takes a closer look at the Ford government’s COVID-19 immunization plan.

Last Updated Thursday, April 15, 2021 10:56PM EDT Ontario’s science table says its analysis used by the Ford government to determine hot spot postal codes was not meant to identify neighbourhoods that will be prioritized in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. The communications director for the advisory table said in a statement to CP24 Thursday evening that the postal codes were used in an analysis to look at the disparity between COVID-19 hot spots and other neighbourhoods. “Our aim was to illustrate the need to target both age and neighbourhood in vaccine roll-out; not to...

Article content Ontario’s arms-length science advisory table says it had no direct input into the selection of COVID-19 hot spots across the province, something suggested by provincial officials this week. “We shared our scientific argument with the government, but we understand that the government itself decided which neighbourhoods to actually prioritize,” said Robert Steiner, communications director with the Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19 science advisory table says it did not select ...