Some of Canada’s biggest residential landlords say they’re committed to working with tenants who have lost their job because of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Monthly Archives: March 2020
25% of small businesses won’t be able to pay April rent
A quarter of Canadian small businesses cannot pay their April rent/mortgage due to the COVID-19 pandemic, says the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.
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COVID-19: Edmonton company developing DNA-based vaccine
A DNA-based vaccine for COVID-19 is being developed by an Edmonton company headed by a cancer researcher at the University of Alberta.
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Goldman: The Oil Industry Will Never Be The Same After Coronavirus
The unprecedented oil demand plunge in the COVID-19 pandemic is poised to change the oil sector forever, as fewer companies holding high-quality assets emerge after the downturn, Goldman Sachs said on Monday.
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Is Oil Heading To $10?
Popular investor inclination may be that after such a dramatic fall, the oil price has to bounce back, that investor sentiment on the downside was an overreaction. That inclination might also say after a chance for reflection has been allowed, prices will recover.
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Nearly half of Canadians on the brink of insolvency, survey finds
Forty-nine per cent of Canadians believe they are teetering on the brink of insolvency, according to the latest MNP Consumer Debt Index published Monday.
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COVID-19: Aquatera offering payment deferrals for utility customers
Aquatera Utilities Inc. launched a payment deferral program Monday for its utility customers to provide relief for those experiencing financial difficulties due to COVID-19.
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Black Diamond council approves new rules to name roads, parks, facilities
The Town of Black Diamond is implementing new rules around address numbers and naming neighbourhoods, streets and public facilities.
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Okotoks businesses work to stay afloat despite COVID-19 pandemic
An Okotoks business owner didn’t expect to have to prepare for a pandemic when she developed her business plan last year.
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Sylvan Lake adopts new pedestrian crossing control policy
Sylvan Lake Town Council recently approved the adoption of a new Pedestrian Crossing Control Policy.
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