Of the people hospitalized, 53.7 per cent were admitted for COVID-19 and 46.3 per cent were admitted for other reasons but have since tested positive. 31, 2021, case counts – reported at 2,907 on Friday, down 9.2 per cent from the previous day – are also not considered an accurate assessment of how widespread COVID-19 […]
The $80 million bank loan to finance PharmHouse’s venture was, in 2019, amongst the largest ever offered in the cannabis industry. Now, a group of farm workers is fighting to recover thousands of dollars in unpaid entitlements, according to documents recently provided to PharmHouse’s insolvency proceedings. Former PharmHouse worker O’Niel Robinson has lodged a claim […]
As of April 4, the province will let private gaming websites that have qualified through a licensing process start taking wagers. Rivalry, which has a gaming licence from the Isle of Man and already operates in other jurisdictions, said it has applied to become a licensed operator in Ontario. Great Canadian, which is owned by […]
On Jan. 19, more than 400 Canadian scientists and energy experts wrote to Chrystia Freeland, the federal finance minister, and two of her cabinet colleagues urging the Trudeau government to scrap a forthcoming tax credit designed to hasten CCUS development. The report found that since it went into production, in 2015, Quest has prevented about […]
The number of condos available to rent toppled 49 per cent in the same period, said the real estate board. “After a relatively brief pandemic-induced blip in rental supply, available rental listings have declined,” said Crigger. …Read the full story
We need to cut back consumption in order to save ourselves. …Read the full story
Most days there isn’t much new to see online even though their search now encompasses a huge swath of the GTA, including Mississauga, Milton, Oakville, Burlington and Hamilton. The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board reported 3,232 active listings in December, a 60 per cent tumble from the 7,892 the same month a year earlier. While […]
“In central Alberta there’s a couple of these kind of markets and we had visited a couple of them,” said Kara. A gazebo with lights was built in one of the bays, intended for seasonal use throughout the year and a brand new coffee shop and kitchen was developed in the front. “This is new, […]
Every year, Vince’s Market raises money for a community initiative. Southlake Foundation’s Better Begins Today campaign is a $7.5 million campaign to support the surging demand for treatment that will be addressed with a newly built Emergent Mental Health Assessment Unit and a new 12-bed adult inpatient unit, along with other site improvements. “Even before […]
It shows that more than half of Canadian property markets — 61 per cent — saw a quarterly increase of 3 per cent or more in the final quarter, including a 4.1 per cent rise in the Toronto area. “There was a weird desperation in the air as 2021 started. “Somewhere in the range of […]
Were the For Lease signs fresh, or had they been in storefront windows since the foundry closed? The corner down the street from my new home, had just seen the removal of residents from an apartment building and the owner being slapped with an “Order to Remedy Unsafe Building” from the city. Downtown Brockville could […]
The unprecedented disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic impacted both individual job seekers and major corporations alike, and the full effect likely won’t be understood for years to come. A number of them are closing their doors and other ones are just barely holding on,” said Terry Caddo, president of the Burlington Chamber of Commerce. In […]
During a bidding war, the listing brokerage must disclose the number of active offers on a property, whether any of the buyers are represented by the listing brokerage, and whether any offers include an adjustment to the commission the seller would pay the buyer’s brokerage. Sellers are not required to choose the highest-priced offer. However, […]
Over the course of the two Sunday markets, over 500 pounds of food was donated to the local Salvation Army Food Bank and more than $1,600 was collected in the Salvation Army kettle. The donations were collected by vendors who donated to the gift baskets, which were then raffled off to customers; the proceeds from […]
It might go without saying, but it tops the city’s list of rules for the rink. While the province recently put a limit of 25 people on outdoor social gatherings, the City of Guelph says there are no formal regulations in place for outdoor activities such as skating. People are also asked not to take […]
