Tag: covid19
Half Of Restaurants Might Not Survive The Summer Without Current Levels...
Restaurant customers, industry professionals and suppliers are calling on the federal government to keep current levels of support in place for foodservice businesses still...
Simcoe-Muskoka Is A Delta Hot Spot, Residents Encouraged To Get Second...
With a majority of Ontario adults having received a first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and over three million doses of the Moderna vaccine...
Canada Day Celebrations Announced For Bracebridge
Although COVID-19 restrictions will prevent hosting the traditional fireworks show again this year, the Rotary Club of Bracebridge wants to make sure they are...
Georgian College To Offer Free Micro-Credential To Address Labour Shortage In...
The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the devastating impact chronic staffing shortages had in the long-term care sector. In response, with federal government support, Georgian is...
Remote Work Is Here To Stay
BDC, the bank for Canadian entrepreneurs, released a new report today, which examines the perception of remote work among Canadian businesses and employees, after...
Survey Finds Employees Are Still Skipping Lunch Despite Working From Home
COVID-19 has drastically changed the workplace: 68% of people who had been working in an office or other in-person environment pre-pandemic are now working...
OSMH Taking A Step Toward Increasing Visitor Access
Orillia Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital (OSMH) is taking a gradual and phased approach toward changes to its Visiting Policy, as COVID-19 indicators continue trending in...
Training Aimed At Making Seniors Living At Home Safer Launched In...
Age Safe® Canada, a national training and advocacy organization dedicated to making the lives of seniors aging at home safer has been launched by Bay...
Forty Per Cent Of Canadians Want Canada-U.S. Border To Reopen And...
A recent survey conducted by the Travel Health Insurance Association of Canada (THIA) found that 40 per cent of Canadians believe the government should remove travel...
OMA Estimates Pandemic Backlog Of Almost 16 Million Health-Care Services
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a backlog of almost 16 million health-care services, or more than one for every Ontario resident, according to new estimates taken...
