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Regional Relief and Recovery Fund extended to June 30th

Regional Relief and Recovery Fund extended to June 30th SHARE ON: Photo credit Parry Sound Area Chamber of Commerce The deadline to apply for the Regional Relief and Recovery Fund (RRRF) has been pushed to the end of June. Through the RRRF, small and medium-sized businesses can access a maximum of $60,000 with 0% interest and no principal payments until December 31, 2022. The funding supports businesses unable to access other federal measures, such as the Canada Emergency Business Account. Principal repayments can be voluntarily made at any time and clients who repay the total non-forgivable portion of their loans by December 31, 2022 will be granted forgiveness as follows:

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Prince George restaurants in need of help - My Prince George Now

Half of all restaurants could close for good if Ottawa ends a few subsidy programs too soon. That’s according to Restaurants Canada. Both the Emergency Wage and Rent subsidy funds are slated to run until September 25th. Downtown PG President and local restaurant owner, Eoin Foley told MyPGNow.com another extension may be needed. “A lot of our restaurants are still going to need that help if the public wants to see their favourite places stick around well after we are going back to normal and the federal government is probably going to have to help a lot of the little guys.”

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MPs offer little for Laurentian during chamber talk

MPs offer little for Laurentian during chamber talk However, Paul Lefebvre and Marc Serre praise budget, saying it will be good for Sudbury and the country Author of the article: Harold Carmichael Publishing date: Apr 27, 2021 • 2 hours ago • 5 minute read • Sudbury MP Paul Lefebvre, left, makes a point as Nickel Belt MP Marc Serre looks on in this file photo. The MPs spoke to the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce virtually on Tuesday about the new federal budget. John Lappa/Sudbury Star/Postmedia Network Article content They talked about last week’s federal budget, which was chock-full of initiatives aimed at helping the country’s economy get back on its feet once the coronavirus pandemic subsides.

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MPs offer little for Laurentian during chamber talk

MPs offer little for Laurentian during chamber talk
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Paul lefebvreMarc serreHarold carmichaelMelanie jolySudbury laurentian swim clubJohn lappa sudbury star postmedia networkLaurentian universityGreater sudbury chamberNickel beltNorthern ontarioCompanie creditors arrangementSudbury liberalCommerce presidentNickel belt liberalOfficial languagesNorthern ontarians

MPs offer little for Laurentian during chamber talk

MPs offer little for Laurentian during chamber talk
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