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Province Providing Additional Funding For Businesses Still Impacted By COVID-19

By Steph Seidel Premier Jason Kenney // GoA The provincial government is planning to provide additional support for businesses hit hard by the most recent COVID-19 health restrictions. Premier Jason Kenney announced on Tuesday small and medium-sized businesses can receive another payment to help offset costs coming from the pandemic through the Enterprise Relaunch Grant. It’s available for businesses that employ less than 500 people, including those who opened between March 1, 2020, and March 31, 2021, hotels, taxis, and ride-sharing programs. “Not being able to qualify for relief programs was a major frustration we heard from operators who started ventures during the early days of the pandemic,” Ken Kobly, president and CEO, Alberta Chambers of Commerce.

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Some Alberta businesses can apply for up to $10,000 under COVID-19 support grant relaunch

Some Alberta businesses can apply for up to $10,000 under COVID-19 support grant relaunch
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Chamber: Disappointed about return to Stage 1, but acknowledges safety priority

Chamber: Disappointed about return to Stage 1, but acknowledges safety priority
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Restrictions revert, businesses continue to hurt

Article content Local businesses impacted by the latest round of restrictions are worried for their financial futures. Last Tuesday, April 6, the provincial government announced it was walking back its economic restrictions to Stage 1, which saw the closure of in-person dining in restaurants and pubs and drop-in unsupervised indoor fitness activities. Retail services also reduced their customer capacity to 15 per cent of fire code capacity. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Restrictions revert, businesses continue to hurt Back to video Outdoor patios, takeout, curbside pickup and delivery will be allowed to continue as well as one-on-one personal fitness training.

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Some Alberta businesses can apply for up to $10,000 under COVID-19 support grant relaunch

Some Alberta businesses can apply for up to $10,000 under COVID-19 support grant relaunch
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