Two restaurants forced to close this month by the occupation of Ottawa say $10,000 in federal payments that will be available to eligible businesses hurt by the “Freedom Convoy” would only cover small fractions of their own losses. Read More
Source: Visit the Ottawa Citizen for more!
The $20M federal fund to help convoy-stricken businesses just 'a drop in the bucket', entrepreneurs say
More from CoronavirusMore posts in Coronavirus »
- COVID-19: One new death in twice-weekly Ottawa Public Health update
- Emergencies Act commission's report on use of act to end convoy protest to be delivered Feb. 20
- COVID-19: Four new deaths in twice-weekly Ottawa Public Health update; levels of the virus 'still high'
- On the COVID lessons we haven't learned, three years in
- COVID-19: Two new deaths in twice-weekly update; COVID activity on the rise
More from Freedom ConvoyMore posts in Freedom Convoy »
- Cohen: Tucker Carlson rages, while Canada focuses on public safety
- Pellerin: If only we stood up for what we believe in, Canada
- Ottawa Police Service response to convoy protest was deficient: POEC report
- Rubin: Rouleau report on the convoy may prompt more secrecy around security
- Today's letters: Compare Ottawa to a European city? Absurd
More from Freedom Convoy impactMore posts in Freedom Convoy impact »
- City of Ottawa vows 'increased enforcement' downtown on weekend of convoy protest anniversary
- Prejudices and bigotry inflicted by some convoy occupiers remain, McKenney tells People's Commission
- 'Freedom Convoy' protest left her with physical and mental injuries, Ottawa lawyer tells inquiry
- Egan: A blockade miracle — metal seas parted, disaster avoided
- Trucker convoy: Counter-protesters block convoy traffic; Convoy organizers plan to 'consolidate' efforts around Parliament Hill; Arrests in Windsor as Ambassador Bridge cleared
More from Local NewsMore posts in Local News »
- It's business as usual (sort of) for derecho-ravaged sugar bushes as farmers gear up for syrup season
- Chilly Polar Plunge warms hearts at Algonquin College Saturday
- Firefighters handle garage fire in Barrhaven
- Weather: Texas low hits a pause, more snow expected Saturday afternoon
- Ottawa police constable demoted for nine months for discreditable conduct and insubordination
More from NewsMore posts in News »
- It's business as usual (sort of) for derecho-ravaged sugar bushes as farmers gear up for syrup season
- Firefighters handle garage fire in Barrhaven
- Ottawa police constable demoted for nine months for discreditable conduct and insubordination
- Surgeons say renting hospital ORs on weekends will help patients who are waiting too long; critics call for more transparency
- Buskers, free WiFi, tap-and-ride coming soon as OC Transpo tries to lure riders back
Be First to Comment