COVID-19 has taken a toll on local businesses. With the new provincial restrictions, many businesses are wondering where to turn to next.
We have put together a blog that showcases some of the supports in place to help you navigate these times.
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Winnipeg Health Region will be moving to restricted level orange starting Monday. Masks will be mandatory at indoor public spaces and group sizes will be limited to 10 indoors and outdoors.
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The Chamber network is calling on government to focus on the following three areas to support business in Canada:
1. A single and clear definition of essential services across the country.
2. Businesses need significantly more help keeping employees on the payroll.
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Reminder! Ribbon, wrapping paper, Styrofoam, gift bags, plastic bags, Christmas lights, toys, and disposable cutlery and plates don’t go in your recycling. More information is available at https://t.co/tNxuxeUxce.
It's a good thing the city is being proactive with maintaining the busway. For years it barely did any maintenance on roads, which is why we're spending so much to fix the problem now. https://t.co/d0jJcFmoSY
#Winnipeg Job Fair – July 18 | July 18 @ 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Viscount Gort Hotel | Free Admission | Registration Required
Meet face to face with recruiters, HR Managers and hiring companies from the Winnipeg and across Ontario at the Winnipeg Job Fair.
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Hellen Keller once said: "Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” We wholeheartedly agree and will therefore be profiling our amazing @SACACE national Board of Directors for the next number of weeks. This week, meet Robert Blyth.
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MTA is taking three made-in-Manitoba, world class technology companies to China tomorrow. Looking for investors and distribution partners to keep YWG on the rise. Wish us luck!! @sightline_innov