The Oilers may not be getting the bounces, but clawing their way back to even against the Jets will take more than waiting for their luck to turn. Mark Spector on why the Oilers need to start playing this series on their own terms. Catch Game 3 Sunday on Sportsnet at 5:30 p.m. MT/ 7:30 p.m. ET.
Province Increases Support for Businesses
May 21, 2021 - 2:10 PM
The Nova Scotia government is investing $17.2 million more in the Small Business Impact Grant Part 3 program to support small businesses affected by the ongoing provincial COVID-19 restrictions.
The province will top up payments made to all small businesses that qualify under the program by $5,000.
“Through our ongoing consultations with the business community, we recognized the challenges many owners are facing as these necessary additional public health protocols remain in place,” said Inclusive Economic Growth Minister Labi Kousoulis. “Our businesses have been resilient, and our government will continue to be there to support them. By working together, we will slow the spread of COVID-19 so that we are best positioned for recovery.”
Jimmy Riemer has a string of local gigs this week and next. Things are rolling along as our clubs and venues continue to get back to a degree of normalcy, with schedules chock-full of acts that truly exemplify the amazing diversity of music in our area. And just look at that
Live Music calendar growing like a weed with more gigs added every week showing off what s going on. Take this for a good example of something interesting you may not know about. Were you aware that the Lucky Moon Saloon near Glenarm on the I-55 frontage road (actually part of old Route 66) past Chatham also houses a museum for the 60s Chevrolet Corvair in the same building as the bar? This weekend, CORSA (Corvair Society of America) hosts a convention in Springfield, then convenes at the museum on Friday afternoon. Now here comes the music connection, as Positively 4th Street plays at the Lucky Moon from 6 to 10 p.m.