[ad_1] Hundreds of Mississauga city employees have been temporarily laid off, some for the second time this year, due to the COVD-19 blockade. In a press release released Tuesday, officials said some 1,100 part-time employees working in the city’s facilities have been temporarily laid off as of December 7. Most …
Read More »Hundreds of Mississauga employees have been temporarily laid off due to the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic
[ad_1] TORONTO – Hundreds of Mississauga city employees have been temporarily laid off, some for the second time this year, due to the COVD-19 blockade. In a press release released Tuesday, officials said some 1,100 part-time employees working in the city’s facilities have been temporarily laid off as of December …
Read More »Sask. introduces paid COVID-19 testing option for asymptomatic people
[ad_1] SASKATOON – You can now pay for a COVID-19 test in Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) partnered with biotech company Quantum Genetics to come up with the COVID-19 tests. The tests cost $ 150 and people can get the results in up to 48 hours. Private testing is …
Read More »The Manitoba woman remembers meeting her 75-year-old husband at a Hudson’s Bay store
[ad_1] WINNIPEG – Closing a landmark in downtown Winnipeg is sparking many memories for Morris, Man. Female. On Monday, the Hudson’s Bay Company announced it would immediately close its store in downtown Winnipeg, although it was originally scheduled to close in February 2021. For Ruth Schroeder, 99, the shop has …
Read More »BC Hydro by lowering rates, customers receive a one-time credit
[ad_1] VICTORIA – BC Hydro is reducing its tariffs by 0.6% for fiscal year 2020-21, the energy supplier announced Tuesday. BC Hydro customers will receive a one-time credit following the rate reduction, which is retroactive to April 1, 2020. Credit is expected to average around $ 4 for residential BC …
Read More »Man arrested, fined for refusing to follow COVID-19 orders in Langford
[ad_1] VICTORIA – A Vancouver Island man was arrested and fined for refusing to wear a mask and verbally abusing staff at a Langford gas station. Police were called to the Peninsula Co-op at 2320 Millstrearm Road at 3:30 pm Monday for a man causing a disturbance. West Shore RCMP …
Read More »Ontario Reports 1,707 New Coronavirus Cases; Toronto sets a new record with 700+
[ad_1] Ontario reported 1,707 new cases of COVID-19 and seven new deaths on Tuesday, as positivity across the province soared above 5% and Toronto hit a new one-day record. “Locally, there are 727 new cases in Toronto, 373 in Peel and 168 in the York region,” Health Minister Christine Elliott …
Read More »MLSE cuts salaries for full-time staff, extends management and executive reductions
[ad_1] TORONTO, SD – Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment says it is slashing the salaries of up to a quarter of its full-time staff and extending pay cuts for senior executives and executives to cope with the financial impact of COVID-19. The company that owns Toronto professional sports teams, including …
Read More »Hudson’s Bay store in downtown Winnipeg closes earlier than expected on Monday
[ad_1] WINNIPEG – The Hudson’s Bay Company store in downtown Winnipeg officially closed its doors starting Monday, November 30, forever, even though it was scheduled to close in early 2021. In a statement to CTV News, a company spokesman said the current COVID-19 situation in Manitoba has led to the …
Read More »TTC seeks to take advantage of fewer passengers as it closes portion of Line 1 for nearly 10 days to overhaul the reporting system
[ad_1] Part of the Line 1 subway will be closed for signage work for nearly 10 days as the TTC works to speed up the installation of a new signaling system during a time when passenger numbers are plummeting due to the COVID pandemic -19. The TTC will close the …
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