So…just want to circle back. What’s the plan to get out of this again? #onpoli #Covid_19 #CovidON #Ontario

Dance has a number of benefits, some we often don’t even think about. Not only is it good for the mind but for the body as well! What other activity can improve strength, coordination, and flexibility all while allowing us to express ourselves?

Read this entire thread but start here.

I can’t stop thinking about how all of the businesses in Ontario that require proof of vaccine and have strict health and safety protocols got shut down today and everywhere else just … didn’t?

It is good news the Ontario govt will provide $10K grants to help compensate for lockdowns. It appears those who received earlier rounds won’t need to reapply. But if lockdowns go on for longer than 3 weeks, this is entirely insufficient. news.ontario.ca/en/release/100…

This is deeply worrisome.

We join with the Ontario Chamber in their call for a plan based on data and metrics. Let’s work together to increase the level of predictability for our business community.

“We’re just left out here to fend for ourselves. It’s terrible.” Businesses face more uncertainty as province hints a Jan. 26 reopening isn’t guaranteed. #covid19 toronto.citynews.ca/video/2022/01/…

While this is welcome news to some, MANY (most?) small businesses have gross leases that include property taxes and even utilities. These businesses are shut out of this program. Why not allow them to submit the info from their landlord? Doug Ford Lisa MacLeod Peter Bethlenfalvy

Ontario needs to remove the lockdown, as planned, on Jan 26. Most CFIB members have been skeptical this will happen as they've faced among the longest lockdowns in the world (over 420 days for many). Comments from Doug Ford suggest govt may stick to its word this time.

Well said Sid Seixeiro. It is beyond frustrating to see the media abdicate their responsibility to practice journalism throughout this pandemic. #canadianmediafail

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We lost two more great small businesses over the last week. Lockdowns have real consequences. Hospitalizations at #Brampton Civic are down dramatically this week from 110 to 70 #COVID19 patients. The reopening schedule is too slow. It’s time reopen fully our small businesses.

When in doubt, dance.