Business
Continued government action needed to support business recovery
Re-opening, whether partial or full, does mean automatic recovery for many business sectors. According to president and CEO of the Greater Kitchener Waterloo Chamber…
Ian McLean
Opinion
Faster decision-making needed on testing at border crossings
The Peace Bridge connecting Fort Erie, Ont. and Buffalo, N.Y. Photo credit: Bloomberg/Cole Burston One of the most critical components for Canada’s economic…
Opinion
Ontario has no options apart from passports
Photo credit: YouTube/The Globe and Mail On September 1, 2021, Premier of Ontario Doug Ford formally announced that residents will require full vaccination…
Business
Vaccination and reopening – the carrot or stick approach
Photo credit: Pexels/Gustavo Fring Vaccinations are the silver bullet to end COVID-19. In fact, they are the only thing to protect our businesses, families,…
Opinion
The challenging transition from pandemic to new normal
As the number of new COVID-19 daily cases and hospitalizations decline across Ontario, small businesses are preparing for the new normal. So, what is…
Business
Economy must be fully reopened before Canada heads to the ballot box
Only in Ottawa during a pandemic would the top issue of the day be forcing an unnecessary federal election. With the House of Commons rising for the summer last week, speculation has ramped up of the possibility of a fall federal election.
Business
Reopening the Ontario economy requires a collective effort
As we think back to the last 15 months of the COVID-19 pandemic we will remember the three lockdowns of the provincial economy in Ontario.
Business
Vaccines critical to reopening Ontario economy
There is no doubt that vaccines are the silver bullet to end the current COVID-19 pandemic. In the meantime, there are many effective tools for cutting risks to businesses and residents across Ontario. One of the most important tools is rapid screening kits.
Opinion
Rapid testing and masks cut risks to business
The Ontario economic recovery from COVID-19 has and will continue to be highly dependent upon cooperation and collaboration between business, government and our dependent communities. In countless communities, many organizations have come together to address local issues from COVID.