Ontario has lifted capacity limits for large event spaces, the U.S-Canada land boarder is set to re-open in November and could Ontario fully re-open Next Week? To bring us up to speed with the details and more is Brad Butt.…
We undeniably live in a digital era. Should the internet cease to exist, it would surely leave a void in our day-to-day functioning. If you are not maximizing the online presence of your business, you may miss out on reaching…
The Mississauga Board of Trade began it’s fiscal year in September and man, did they hit the ground running! From virtual events to a new Shop Local campaign, MBOT is staying busy. To give us an update on your favourite…
Consumer spending is on the rise. After many pandemic lockdowns and restrictions, consumers are ready to spend. But what will they do with all that pent-up cash? To help us with the discussion is Peter Hall. Peter is the Vice…
Public Health and Health Care Indicators Stable or Improving as Vaccination Rates Increase With public health and health care indicators remaining stable or improving, the government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, is cautiously lifting capacity limits…
The Government of Ontario is back this week with a speech from the throne, Peel’s immunization rate is over 80 percent and Rapid test kits are coming to schools. To bring us up to speed with the details and more…
The City’s Economic Development Office (EDO) shared an update at today’s General Committee detailing its progress to date in supporting Mississauga businesses. The Economic Recovery Plan Implementation Update provides insights into the 42 actions identified in the City’s Economic Recovery Plans for…
TORONTO — The Ontario government continues to support the province’s economy by introducing new measures to promote economic stability and encourage investment, while keeping Ontario families, workers, and the environment safe and healthy. Today, Nina Tangri, Associate Minister of Small…
TORONTO ― The Ontario government is providing more than $46 million to support 648 non-profit tourism, culture, sport and recreation organizations experiencing significant financial pressures due to COVID-19. Funding is being delivered through the Community Building Fund’s Operating stream to…
HAMILTON – Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) is cutting premium rates in 2022 by $168 million, bringing the total reduction in premiums since 2018 to $2.4 billion. In addition, the government is intending to introduce legislation that, if passed,…
