While some TV shows affected by lockdowns last March were able to resume production in the summer and air in the fall, many were held up by restrictions, a lack of COVID-19 insurance, and the development of expensive health and safety protocols with officials and unions.
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, The Canadian Press interviewed a group of leading Canadian experts in disease control and epidemiology and asked them what should be done to reduce the harms the next time a germ with similar destructive potential emerges. Here are the five most important lessons they offered.
Eirene.ca, a low-cost cremation services company has expanded into the Niagara region.
Ontario reported 1,958 new COVID-19 cases on Monday and 4,776 cases over the weekend. There were 66 new cases today and 206 over the weekend in the Niagara Region.
Niagara College now requires staff and students to wear enhanced personal protective equipment where physical distancing is not possible.
The Brock University Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute lecture series has returned.
A Grimsby woman has been charged in relation to a fraud case after charity funds went missing from Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps coffers.
The Ontario government is investing $2 million in a Beamsville PPE company which has helped it grow to 350 employees.
The Town of Lincoln has received a Project of the Year Award from the Ontario Public Works Association.
Lincoln’s Chief Administrative Officer Mike Kirkopoulos has been appointed to the Niagara Region’s vaccine task force.