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Prince George Chamber of Commerce CEO Quynlan Young can trace roots in community back three generations

The position became vacant in January when Todd Corrigall tendered his resignation after five years as CEO.

Half of all restaurants could close for good if Ottawa ends a few subsidy programs too soon. That’s according to Restaurants Canada. Both the Emergency Wage and Rent subsidy funds are slated to run until September 25th. Downtown PG President and local restaurant owner, Eoin Foley told MyPGNow.com another extension may be needed. “A lot of our restaurants are still going to need that help if the public wants to see their favourite places stick around well after we are going back to normal and the federal government is probably going to have to help a lot of the little guys.”

Support PG celebrates one year anniversary SHARE ON: Mr. PG (Photo supplied by Support PG) To mark its recent one-year anniversary, Support PG is launching a summer-themed contest to encourage people to shop local. Called the ‘Passport for your Summer Vacation,” it runs from April 28th until September 28th. The Support PG website offers businesses access to COVID-19 related resources, an “Open Now” directory where businesses can list available services and changing hours, Featured Business stories, a weekly blog to provide information, and good news stories about individuals and org...

SHARE ON: PG Chamber of Commerce CEO Todd Corrigall | Courtesy PG Chamber The extension of federal support programs like the Wage and Rent subsidies is music to the ears of PG Chamber of Commerce CEO Todd Corrigall. Both funds will now run until the fall according to the budget released today (Monday) by Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. Corrigall told MyPGNow.com it lines up perfectly with Ottawa’s vaccination rollout. “They were scheduled to expire in June so it’s encouraging as we continue to migrate through this process and vaccines continue to roll out that the programs have be...