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BC Hughes
We know it’s challenging to have a small business during uncertain times... we are one too. We also know that tourism and travel is one of the industries that can help drive recovery. We saw it first-hand during SARS. Once it’s safe under the "new normal," it’s our job to help build confidence and get people smiling again; and governments will look to tourism for leadership to help get people moving and spending money. While we’re all on standby, we’ve compiled a list of things to think about, to help get you prepared for when the time is right.
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CBC News
Travellers returning to Canada from abroad are facing a new order requiring them to self-isolate, the latest measure from a government trying to deal with both a rise in COVID-19 cases and the growing economic fallout.
The measure, which makes some exceptions for health-care workers and truckers, allows for fines and even jail times for people who ignore the order to stay home.
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The Standard
In an unprecedented move, several Niagara hotels — business has been decimated due to the coronavirus — are offering rooms to health-care workers who want to isolate themselves as the battle to curb the global pandemic continues.
"Health-care workers who may, through their job, be exposed to COVID-19, don't want to go back to their families and risk infection," said Niagara Falls Mayor Jim Diodati, who has reached out to the hotel industry.
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Fast Company
Pandemic job insecurity comes with a silver lining: it’s better to see the ax now rather than later, because your chances of landing a new gig are highest right now, at least in certain industries. Here’s where to look.
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CBC News
Winnipeg-based bus manufacturer NFI Group Inc. will permanently lay off approximately 300 employees in the city as it struggles to cope with the COVID-19 crisis.
NFI, the parent company of New Flyer, made the announcement in an update to investors Monday.
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The City of Port Colborne is a community steeped in marine heritage. With a generous climate, ample beach front, and cultural attractions, Port Colborne is an ideal holiday destination. Add to this to our historic shopping districts, variety of restaurants, location, selection of natural attractions and recreation facilities, and Port Colborne is a unique holiday destination.
Check out the 2019/2020 Port Colborne Visitor's Guide!
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Forbes
Perhaps coronavirus forced your hand, but there is no doubt that we are all in a time of significant evolution when it comes to the world of work. But just because the world is changing rapidly around you does not mean that you should lose your cool. In times like this, it's even more important to be mindful of how you are contributing to your experience. Through this crisis, life will still go on. And work will still need to be done.
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NBC
The doctors and nurses battling the novel coronavirus in New York City's hospitals are about to get some five-star digs for their downtime.
That's because the Four Seasons hotel in midtown has offered to house medical personnel, free of charge.
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From September to May, experience symphonic music in the heart of Niagara with the Niagara Symphony Orchestra. Conveniently located along the Wine Route in downtown St. Catharines, the NSO presents 20 concerts at the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre including masterworks, pops, rock, and more!
Explore Concerts and Group Rates Now!
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Fast Company
Under normal circumstances, maintaining a schedule is a helpful tool to create a greater sense of calm and order. I’ve seen this in the lives of my time management clients for many years.
But under the abnormal circumstances we find ourselves in now, having a schedule isn’t just helpful, it is essential. It will mean the difference between feeling like you have no grounding and sense of direction, leading you to waste huge amounts of time each day, and developing a sense of clarity, purpose, and productivity.
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CTV News
Hit hard by COVID-19 travel restrictions, London’s once flourishing tourism sector is now on its knees.
And despite raising millions of dollars through the hotel tax, that money isn’t available as a financial lifeline.
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SaultOnline
As the number of new cases for the Novel Coronavirus mount in Canada, Ontario and regionally, Destination Northern Ontario (DNO) and its industry partners are bracing for the impact of the virus on the tourism economy in the north.
Destination Northern Ontario has been responding to the pandemic since March 11th, 2020 when the organization, led by Executive Director, David MacLachlan, decided to formally close its office doors and have staff work remotely in order to proactively participate in social distancing.
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Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada - in the heart of downtown Toronto next to the CN Tower. Immerse yourself in a world of 20,000 aquatic animals and discover your own underwater adventure featuring North America’s longest underwater viewing tunnel. Open 365 from 9:00am - 11:00pm. Ripley’s Aquarium is fully accessible.
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From May through August, the University opens its residences to tour groups, conference guests, sports teams, and vacationers visiting the region. Conveniently located downtown and within walking distance of major attractions, the residences allow you to enjoy your stay in Canada’s capital with ease.
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Calgary Herald
Access to Canada’s national parks is being suspended in a bid to encourage people to remain safe at home during the COVID-19 crisis.
In a video message posted to Twitter recently, federal Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said parking lots in national parks and at national heritage sites across the country will be shut and access to all areas curtailed indefinitely.
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Live a complete forest immersion! Walk across 3 suspensions bridges including one nestled 60 meters above a spectacular waterfall. Soar over a stunning panorama at 50km/h with your feet dangling 90 meters in the air!
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Northern Ontario Business
Ontario Northland is temporarily reducing bus service on the Polar Bear Express and some of its frequently serviced routes.
The North Bay-headquartered agency said the decision is in direct response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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