Almost three years ago, the pandemic turned the world upside down. While this affected just about everyone, it had a particularly corrosive effect on the small-business community. Although our lives, for the most part, seem to be slowly getting back to normal, it’s been anything but for many small businesses. Read More
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Briones: Ottawa's small businesses still struggle to pay COVID loans
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