Canada Exceeds 15,000 Deaths Linked to COVID-19
Canada has exceeded 15,000 deaths due to the coronavirus pandemic. The milestone was announced as Quebec reported 37 deaths related to COVID-19. 15,001 Canadians have now died due to the coronavirus. Read more from the News Source HERE
Tourism Industry Prepares for a Long Recovery from COVID-19
Small businesses say that they are preparing to face a long recovery after COVID-19 took $1.4 billion in tourism spending out of the Ottawa economy. Although hotels are considered an essential service, bookings have been down all year and have also lost business from canceled conferences and events. The general manager of the Westin and […]
What is the Commision Rate to Sell a Property?
Commission rate is a very important question to ask and everyone should be very conscious of it. But it is only one part of the very complex total sale process. The (fees) charged are negotiable so it is all dependent on what you get or what will be done for your fee. A wide range […]
Toronto Urges Residents to Take Part in the Christmas Eve Jingle
The City of Toronto encourages everyone to participate in the Christmas Eve Jingle to help spread the holiday cheer this Christmas Eve. The Jingle is part of a global initiative to help spread the holiday spirit and appreciation for frontline workers during the pandemic; it is also aimed to unite neighbourhoods and bring out a […]
List of Things to do During the New COVID-19 Province-wide Lockdown
The new COVID-19 Province-wide shutdown begins on December 26 and will be in effect for 28 days. Although there will be numerous closures, here are some ideas on what to do with the family during the shutdown. To see a full list of activities, click HERE
Ontario Reports a Record High of 2,447 New Cases of COVID-19 and 49 Deaths
On Thursday, Ontario reported 2,447 new cases of COVID-19 and 49 deaths, making it a new single-day record. The new case count exceeds the previous high of 2,432 recorded on December 17. Thursday’s new case numbers make it the tenth day in a row where more than 2,000 cases were reported. Read more from the […]
PHAC Announces 1,300 Flights with Potential Exposure to COVID-19
According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, there have been 1,300 flights that have passed through Canada since the beginning of September with potential COVID-19 exposures on board. In the last two weeks, there have been 200 flights, which include five flights from the U.K. where concern grows of a new strain of the […]
Ontario Reports 2,408 New Cases of and 41 Deaths
On Wednesday, Ontario reported 2,408 new cases of COVID-19 and 41 deaths. It is the ninth consecutive day of more than 2,000 cases of the virus in the Province and the second-highest single-day count since the beginning of the pandemic. Wednesday’s count includes 448 in Peel Region, 234 in Windsor-Essex, 629 in Toronto, 190 in […]
Health Canada Approves Moderna’s Coronavirus Vaccine
Health Canada announced that Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine is safe for use in Canada. The Moderna vaccine is the second vaccine approved after following the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on December 9. Moderna plans to start shipments within the next 48 hours. One hundred sixty-eight thousand doses of the vaccine are set to arrive by the end of […]
Province Reports More Than 2,200 COVID-19 Cases and 21 Deaths
On Tuesday, Provincial Health Officials reported 2,202 new cases of COVID-19 and 21 more deaths, making it the eighth straight day in a row where case counts surpass 2,100. The seven-day average for COVID-19 cases reported is now 2,267, which went up from the 1,927 reported a week ago. Read more from the News Source […]