Articles Tagged with 'Ontario'

By Sean Delaney Doug Ford’s PC Party of Ontario took 83 of a possible 124 seats in the June 2 provincial election and will once again form a majority government in the province of Ontario. And the news doesn’t end there for this 2022 election. The 2022 Ontario election has made the history...

By Sean Delaney Looking for a vintage not available in the LCBO? Or a custom order, you may need an expert to source for you? Or maybe you just have a discerning taste and need to test that palette with something rare and luxurious. “People are getting very knowledgeable about wines,” said Terri...

Winning a seat at Queen’s Park By Tim Lambrinos The designation of a permanent capital for Ontario was a result of Canadian Parliament invoking the British North American Act (BNA Act) in 1867. The Act established newly created provinces replacing the previous provincial names of Upper and Low...

The province announced reduced restrictions and provided insight into how they will proceed with the balance. Please find some key dates and what restrictions are being lifted. Public health and workplace safety measures will be lifted on the following dates: - October 25, 2021 Ontario will l...

As the colder weather is around the corner and restrictions are lifting, now is a great time to get out and show love for your community in these hard times. From September 20 to December 14, a giant heart will appear at the northeast corner of Weston Road and Sheppard Avenue. We encourage you to ...

By Sean Delaney Beginning July 16th, Ontario entered Stage Three, the final stage of its COVID-19 economic reopening plan. For the first time in months, indoor dining, gyms, cinemas, nightclubs, and other venues were opened to the public. There are still capacity limits at nearly all businesses...

Humber Summit’s Knox Avenue church By Tim Lambrinos The growth of spiritual assembly began when a settler boom occurred in the early 1800’s with the arrival of Ontario’s initial wave of pioneers. New immigrants from England, Ireland and the United States took advantage of 200 acre free land...

A perfect time to honour the giants whose shoulders you stood on By Sean Delaney In the province of Ontario, the month of June should hold a special place in everyone’s hearts, because everyone can thank the generations that came before them for the gifts they have today. It is an ubiquitou...

The Province of Ontario has been in lockdown for the majority of February, and it is essential to keep following stay-at-home orders during this time. On our social media and website, we have posted a number of webinar and learning opportunities to help businesses adjust and grow during this time....

If 2020 brought us anything, it was a renewed relationship with our public health authorities. When the world is not battling a global pandemic, we often think of them as health education resources. But have you ever wondered, just what our federal and provincial public health agencies do? And who i...

Dear Resident, COVID-19 infection rates are on the rise more than ever before. We need to try our best to prevent exposure to stay healthy. We should only be socializing with those we live with and making essential supply trips when needed. We may be in this situation for the long haul, but we will...

As we finish the holiday season and enter the new year, it is important to help keep our community and employees safe – we encourage all BIA members to take Emery Village BIA’s SkillsPass COVID-19 Work Safe Course. Find out more online at: emerybia.skillspass.com If you have not yet done so, y...