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- If the quarantine is driven by the employee (ie. they have no symptoms, have not traveled out of country, but do not wish to come to work); they will not be able to collect EI. You will use ROE Code N – Leave of Absence
COVID 19: Here Are The Measures CFIB Is Taking On Behalf Of Small Business In Canada And What Can Be Done By You And Your Employees To Prepare
Multiculturalism Grants Advance Anti-Racism
Communities throughout B.C. will be safer and more inclusive for people, with 75 projects supported through the latest round of BC Multiculturalism Grants.
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'Saddened' - Calgary Stampede Temporarily Lays Off 80 Per Cent Of Workforce
CALGARY - The future of the 2020 'Greatest Show on Earth' is up in the air after the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede temporarily laid off 80 per cent of its staff Tuesday as a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Latest Developments On Covid-19 In Canada
Conservative MP Dan Albas says his party wants to make sure small businesses get as much help from the federal government as possible.
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Daughter Of Man At Care Home Hit By Covid-19 Says Loneliness Is A Big Issue
VANCOUVER - A woman whose father suffers from dementia and lives at a B.C. care home where six people have died of COVID-19 says he is becoming increasingly lonely and anxious at the facility where few visitors are allowed.
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B.C. College Of Pharmacists Outlines It's Role In Halting Spread Of COVID-19
VANCOUVER - Pharmacists in British Columbia are now able to provide medication refills to patients without an updated prescription from a doctor or nurse practitioner.