Posts Tagged ‘COVID-19’
Municipal Face Covering Bylaw
We are writing today on behalf of our members regarding the City of Edmonton Face Covering Bylaw
which remains in place as the provincial requirements end on March 1st, 2022. Like the views expressed on the ending of the Restrictions Exemption Program, most businesses would prefer to see the municipal Face Covering Bylaw repealed in coordination with the provincial program, although some of our members have shared different perspectives on this issue.
Is it time to reconsider what a successful educational pathway looks like?
Stats Canada indicates that we have seen an average unemployment rate of ~10.5% between March 2020 and November of 2021. As we look ahead to the arduous process of post-pandemic economic recovery, employees need to know what will help them flourish in a transforming job market.
Read MoreMunicipal Vaccination Passport Program
We provide this correspondence from the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, on behalf of our members. We would like to express concern relating to the potential city council decision to bring in a bylaw that would require a municipal proof of vaccination program to go into effect for public spaces and private enterprise.
Read More8 Powerful Benefits of Sanitizing & Disinfecting
It’s no secret that sanitizing and disinfecting have dominated our lexicon since the pandemic. But regardless of the climate, it has always been highly beneficial to use cleaning products frequently. Although most people will use products to clean up a mess, it is ideal to use them as part of a regular routine in a more preventive manner.
Read MoreAccelerated Reopening Will Get Albertans Back to Work
“The Edmonton Chamber is gratified that the Government of Alberta is accelerating their thoughtful, phased-in approach to reopening our economy.” said Janet Riopel, President and CEO of the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, “This is great news for our small businesses who are eager to reopen and welcome their customers back.”
Read MoreHeightened Restrictions Are Disappointing But Necessary
Following weeks of rising case counts, the Government of Alberta announced increased restrictions as the province moves back to step 1 of the reopening plan.
Read MoreThis Mask Makes Me want to Shout
Member Submission Back This Mask Makes Me want to Shout 28 January 2021 Blog submitted by Priority Credit Management Corp Currently, in some areas in the world, masks are mandated in public places to reduce the spread of Covid-19. In my country, it is advised to wear a mask with three layers. Since the masks…
Read MoreWhy retirement living remains a safe choice during COVID-19
Member Submission Back Why retirement living remains a safe choice during COVID-19 20 January 2021 Blog submitted by Chartwell Retirement Residences As the impact of COVID-19 continues to affect people around the globe, some people have concerns about the safety of congregate living during such an uncertain time. Here’s how retirement residences can actually help…
Read MoreChamber Applauds Expanded Supports and a Measured Reopening
COVID-19, News Back Chamber Applauds Expanded Supports and a Measured Reopening 15 January 2021 The Government of Alberta will ease some public health restrictions starting on Monday, January 18. The Province will allow businesses offering personal and wellness services to reopen by appointment only. In addition, up to 10 people will be allowed to gather…
Read MoreIs your day, every day, riddled with way too much to “figure out” as a result of COVID?!
Member Submission Back Is your day, every day, riddled with way too much to “figure out” as a result of COVID?! 05 January 2021 Blog submitted by Chamber Member Powerful Play Experiences Just got off the phone with a friend and colleague in the field of self-employment. Thank you, Nancy Wilson, Human Resources Professional/Facilitator/President Colour…
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