Morning Update: “These are bridge loans – not bailouts': New federal program helps out big business

This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy.Ottawa’s long-promised support for airlines and oil and gas companies has arrived in the form of a loan program for large corporations hit by the economic fallout of the pandemic.will provide short-term bridge financing to Canada’s largest employers.

Industry groups – including the Business Council of Canada – praised the announcement, but said they are awaiting further details, which Ottawa said will be released later. after two of his daughters visited his home on Mother’s Day weekend while COVID-19 physical-distancing rules were still in effect.

Concordia University also said that it anticipates most courses in the fall will be online. And the University of Montreal informed staff on Friday that the fall semester will be largely held online.on coronavirus testing, even as the White House itself became a potent symbol of the risk facing Americans everywhere by belatedly ordering everyone who enters the West Wing to wear a mask.

My business received absolutely nothing from the justinTrudeau government bailouts but, will, for certain, be expected to contribute, to pay it all back. Trudeau must go.

Love how the photo pushes agenda and has nothing to do with article.

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Evening Update: Ottawa unveils support for big companies with ‘strict’ conditions; Quebec reopens some elementary schools and daycaresAlso: Canadian Nicholas Johnson named Princeton’s first black valedictorian This picture is DISGUSTING these are children - not viruses Average age of teachers is 44 and are not in any way at risk of Dying from CV19 Even Healthy 70 yr olds are not at risk This is Child abuse - This is NOT the plague - Big companies including airlines should be mandated to put everyone back on payroll to be ready to meet the demand of the economic start. Not CEWS, payroll and management wage frozen. If the intent is to keep Canadians paid and working then those should be strings!
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Pandemic Personal Finance Update No. 8: How to save $1,000 a month by working at home (sell your car)Pandemic Personal Finance Update No. 8: How to save $1,000 a month by working at home (sell your car) GlobeInvestor globeinvestor the childish advice this article offers is very much not worth the 2 bucks you gotta pay to read it globeinvestor Sell it before the government sends around tow trucks to demolish/abolish all gas vehicles, in other words. globeinvestor Sure. There are tons of people out there that are in a position now to buy a second hand car
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