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COVID-19: Canada Responds: NDP Leader Discusses COVID-19 Support for Small Businesses – May 4, 2021

NDP Leader Discusses COVID-19 Support for Small Businesses – May 4, 2021 During a virtual press conference, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh discusses the need to provide more support to small businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. He is joined by Brian Masse (NDP MP, Windsor West), Tracey Ramsey (NDP candidate for Essex in the next federal election and former MP) and Michelle Rawlins (small business owner in Essex). The NDP has called for the implementation of an excess profit tax for big corporations. The party says the estimated $8 billion in federal government revenue that this tax would generate can be used to help small businesses. (no interpretation)

The latest on the coronavirus outbreak for May 5

More than 200 Manitoba doctors call on premier to enact restrictions to limit virus spread. Find out the potential impact of the coronavirus in the U.S. this summer, according to projections. Read more: The Canadian government has detailed the aid it is giving as India grapples with devastating virus toll; healthy demand for pop-up clinic seen in Montreal neighbourhood with lower vaccine uptake. People take the Oath of Allegiance on Tuesday to become United States citizens at Joshua Tree National Park near Joshua Tree, Calif. The 25 new American citizens came from 20 countries.(David McNew/Getty Images) Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine now authorized for those as young as 12

Windsor politicians propose allowing Canadians to access Detroit s excess vaccines

Windsor politicians propose allowing Canadians to access Detroit s excess vaccines The top doctor for Windsor and Essex County says talks are ongoing to see if there might be a way to get COVID-19 vaccines that would otherwise go unused in Detroit into the arms of Canadians. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 03, 2021 2:29 PM ET | Last Updated: May 6 In this Jan. 11, 2019, photo, the Detroit skyline is seen from Windsor, Ont. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

Nurse says she was deemed non-essential by CBSA, as agency seeks to clarify land border rules

Nurse says she was deemed non-essential by CBSA, as agency seeks to clarify land border rules Sanjay Maru © Michelle Parent-Seaver/Facebook Kaitlyn Desjardins recently took up a new job at William Beaumont Hospital as a registered nurse but when she crossed the border to attend a mandatory orientation session, she was forced to pay $150 and stay overnight in the U.S. to present proof of a negative COVID-19 test result to the CBSA. An Amherstburg nurse denied immediate reentry into Canada, despite believing she would have no problem crossing the border as an essential worker, says the federal government and Canadian border officials need to get on the same page as concerns continue over how rules at the Canada-U.S. land border are enforced.

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