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Alberta Brings Back Temporary COVID-19 Restrictions

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CALGARY — Last Friday, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney, Health Minister Tyler Shandro and Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Deena Hinshaw announced that new...

Alberta Government Announces Alberta Jobs Now Program

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EDMONTON — Earlier this week, the Alberta government announced the details of its Alberta Jobs Now Program.The new $730-million program is designed to provide...

Alberta Moves to Step 2 in Path-Forward Framework

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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has announced that the province has moved forward into Step 2 of its Path-Forward framework and introduced updated health measures...

Alberta Restaurants to Resume In-Person Dining Today

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CALGARY — Alberta restaurants will be able to offer dine-in service starting today. Restaurants will be able to offer dine-in services with up to six...

Alberta Set to Introduce Stricter Measures

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CALGARY — Alberta has introduced new province-wide restrictions in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19. “Alberta has sought to protect both lives and...

Alberta Provides More Help for Restaurants

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EDMONTON — The Government of Alberta announced a moratorium on evictions last week. “On behalf of the province’s more than 11,000 restaurants, I want to...

More Provinces Declare State-of- Emergency

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EDMONTON and VICTORIA, B.C. — Two more Canadian provinces have joined Ontario in declaring a state-of-emergency in an effort to “flatten the curve” amidst...

Tim Hortons Faces Twitter Backlash Over Enbridge Ad

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OAKVILLE, Ont. — Tim Hortons found itself in the middle of a pipeline debate this week when it caved to pressure from anti-pipeline groups...

Temporary Foreign Worker Program Reformed

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OTTAWA — The moratorium on Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) program has ended and new rules have been unveiled, but the changes are being met with some disappointment in restaurant and hotel industries.

Quebec Requests Exemption From Temporary Foreign Worker Ban

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MONTREAL — The Quebec government has asked to be granted an exemption on the moratorium regarding the Temporary Foreign Workers Program for the restaurant industry in Canada.