In less than a week, restaurants, bars, gyms, and other businesses will be required to ask their customers for proof of vaccination per the provincial government s newly announced regulations designed to help control the spread of COVID-19.
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Basel (awp/sda) - Der stellvertretende Direktor des Euroairports Basel-Mülhausen, Frédéric Velter, hat sich am Freitag aus seinem Amt zurückgezogen. Bis zur Neubesetzung wird Philippe Gauthier, Leiter des Departements Infrastrukturen, die Stelle übernehmen.
Velter habe sich sechs Jahre lang der Modernisierung der Flughafen-Infrastruktur, der Qualität der Dienstleistungen für die Passagiere sowie der Sicherheit gewidmet und sich für die nachhaltige Entwicklung des Flughafens eingesetzt, heisst es in einer Mitteilung des Euroairports.
Bis 2019 leitete Velter das Projekt zur Neustrukturierung des Passagier-Terminals, das aber als Folge der Corona-Krise vom Verwaltungsrat abgebrochen wurde. Parallel dazu habe er Massnahmen zur Reduktion der Fluglärmbelastung für die Anwohnerinnen und Anwohner des Euroairports vorangetrieben.
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During the pandemic, small businesses have been relying, largely, on federal government programs to survive. Programs such as CERB, the wage subsidy, rent subsidy, and interest-free loans have all been vital to the economy over the past year. By comparison, provincial programs have been far less ambitious.
Back in May, The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) called out provinces across Canada for their lack of support.
“After more than a year of lockdowns and restrictions, small businesses have amassed dizzying levels of debt and the relief provinces have provided doesn’t even scratch the surface,” said CFIB president Dan Kelly said. “In some cases, the programs have closed down, even as businesses are forced to shutter their doors once again, with no certainty of when they might reopen. It’s a really unfair situation.”