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thank them and ask if there is something that could be done to make their lives easier." douglas & son mercantile supply joined the effort in support of the relief fund, offering proceeds from all online sales during the month of april. moving from toronto to bobcaygeon years ago, the shop owners felt...
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across british columbia, and will continue to be felt by the tourism industry long into the future. as tourism businesses plan their own unique path forward, they will need support on the road to recovery, to adapt and overcome a pandemic that has touched so many people around the world. to support...
as soon as me and my fiance stepped in the doors we felt welcomed and respected. we were well treated and felt like we were getting the best deal. andrew m. client, april read more testimonials our blog recent posts bank of canada announcement: the impact of covid- june rd, what's the difference between...
"with the coronavirus now some contracts have gone to reduced quantities, they've halved some have even gone to a quarter of the quantity." but it is the slow down in manufacturing across europe which has been felt most in the uk. david bailey, a professor of business economics at the university of birmingham...