Chicopee set to open for winter activities amid pandemic
“You have to wear a mask on the property, on lift lines, on the lifts and keep social distancing,” Chicopee CEO Bill Creighton said in an interview.
“You have to wear a mask on the property, on lift lines, on the lifts and keep social distancing,” Chicopee CEO Bill Creighton said in an interview.
Geoff Coulson, a meteorologist from Environment Canada, says winter might be a little warmer this year.
“The problem that arises is when these companies have your personal information and they end up using it for variety of other purposes that were never intended,” said Ann Cavoukian, the former information and privacy commissioner of Ontario.
Nobody knows travel will go back to normal.
A popular sightseeing company is shifting its boats on Niagara Falls to a fully electric fleet.
“About one in 20 households access food assistance in Waterloo Region,” said Katherine MacDuff, network programs and planning managers at The Food Bank of Waterloo Region.
Ontario has a limit of only 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors and India has a limit of 50 people indoors and 100 outdoors. With these limits, it is difficult to host traditional Indian weddings as people cannot invite hundreds of guests.
Conestoga Students Inc. hosted the virtual inclusivity event last week called “Come as we are, Were and Want to be – A Panel on Inclusion.”