Category: News
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After the excruciatingly hot summer months that we have gone through, Toronto is seeking to bless the masses with a rain pour soon enough, hence all the residents can now look forward to a much conducive and better environment. One can’t deny, this year has been quite a testing period for the whole wide world.…
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Police and bylaw officers in Brampton, Ont. say they dispersed a house party attended by as many as 200 people on Saturday night, with organizers who tried to keep the gathering off social media and concealed from neighbours. The organizer also erected barriers above the home’s backyard fence so people could not see inside. Video…
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These Images of the boats from the US and Canada Niagara fall cruising past each has caused the discussion to swell on social media, with many suggesting the stark contrast in passengers is symbolic of the difference in the Canadian and American approaches to COVID-19. At the famous waterfalls on the U.S.-Canadian border, Canadian ferries…
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After Saskatchewan, Ontario opening plan is here. “Together, Ontario will emerge from this crisis – with a clear path to economic recovery that keeps people safe and healthy.” PHASE ONE: PROTECT AND SUPPORT The first of the three phases is already underway. This phase focuses on protecting the health and well-being of individuals…
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Well, someone had to be first. Saskatchewan is implementing the first phase of its 5-phase plan to reopen the province’s economy on May 4th. Obviously, anyone experiencing any sort of COVID-19 symptoms is still fully expected to stay home. This “reopening” is absolutely not a complete removal of current restrictions, rather a strategic approach to…
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Students and recent graduates who have seen their education and job prospects hampered by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic will soon be able to claim a new Canada Emergency Student Benefit, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced, as part of a $9 billion package of new measures aimed at helping young people. The benefit will see…
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A gunman who dressed as a policeman killed at least 16 people, including a female police officer, in the province of Nova Scotia, Canada. The attacker was killed by the police. This is the country’s worst mass shooting as the death toll exceeded that of a Montreal massacre in 1989 when a gunman killed several…
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The Brampton COVID-19 Emergency Measures bylaw includes regulations that: Prohibit people from maintaining less than a 2.0 metre distance from one another on any public property (other than people they live with) Prohibit businesses to allow people to sit or stand less than 2.0 metres apart whether inside or outside (other than people they live…
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The Trudeau government is rolling out a 75 percent wage subsidy to help employers keep workers on the payroll through the crisis. Those who’ve already lost their income can turn to the new Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), which will provide $2,000 a month for up to four months. Meanwhile, those who are already receiving…
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Tim Hortons is facing a lot of criticism after note warning employees over sickness at an Edmonton location posted online.”For team members who call in sick, I have you scheduled for a reason. Therefore, I expect you to show up,” read the note, which was posted to Reddit on Monday. The whole world…