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The Kenney government has decided to ditch a yet-to-be-launched program designed to provide targeted aid to businesses hit hardest by the pandemic. Instead, it will revive a previous initiative that will help more companies in the province at almost triple the total price tag.
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On Tuesday, Jobs and Economy Minister Doug Schweitzer will unveil a new $350-million phase of the province’s Small and Medium Enterprise Relaunch Grant (SMERG), reviving a program that initially ran through the back half of last year and expired in March.
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Some Calgary business owners vow to keep doors open despite new public health restrictions
Some Calgary gym and restaurant owners are pushing back against new public health restrictions and vowing to keep their doors open to customers.
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Posted: Apr 08, 2021 9:41 PM MT | Last Updated: April 9
A number of businesses in Calgary have publicly declared they will not comply with new public health restrictions that went into effect April 8.(Helen Pike/CBC)