Coronavirus Business
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Women-owned businesses hardest hit during coronavirus pandemic, study finds"Doesn't matter the sector, if it's a business led by a woman it's struggling," said Freshbooks co-founder Levi Cooperman.CanadaDec 4, 2020
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Toronto brewery overcomes coronavirus pandemic obstacles to launch business"We're doing what we love and we're doing it because we love to celebrate life's big moments and this is a big life moment for us."HealthDec 2, 2020
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B.C.’s small businesses fear cold Christmas amid surging COVID-19 cases'The local, small, independent businesses are the ones more likely to be struggling right now.'EconomyNov 20, 2020
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Businesses in Canadian cities struggling more than rural areas amid coronavirus: CFIBA new survey by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business suggests that businesses in Canada's city centres are struggling more than their rural counterparts.CanadaAug 19, 2020
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The New Reality: COVID-19 creating a boom time for some industriesAs the Canadian economy reopens, businesses are reorienting, and it’s believed the new opportunities created by COVID-19 will also help the country get through the recovery.HealthJun 21, 2020
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Hertz files for bankruptcy as car rentals disappear amid coronavirus pandemicHertz and its subsidiaries will continue to operate, according to a release from the company.EconomyMay 22, 2020
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Coronavirus: Montreal lawyers apply to trademark ‘COVID-19’Two lawyers filed applications on March 25 to trademark the term as well as ``COVID-19 prevention and care,'' according to the trademark database of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office.CanadaApr 17, 2020
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Coronavirus: B.C. tourism and hospitality sectors call for freeze on commercial evictionsThe group points to an Australian program that bars commercial evictions for six months and requires landlords to waive or defer rent in proportion to businesses drop in revenue.Apr 16, 2020
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Coronavirus: Commercial power use down 30% in some sectors, says BC HydroRecreational facilities saw the steepest decline, 30 per cent, while power use fell 29 per cent in the restaurant sector and 27 per cent less in hotels.Apr 16, 2020
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London dog treat business pivots to human food amid COVID-19 pandemicIn a bid to stay operational, the family-owned business has shifted to producing human food on top of its stable of doggy goodies.ConsumerApr 1, 2020
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