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On July 22, The Brant/Halton/Peel Partnership announced funding to 23 social purpose organizations in the form of Non-repayable capital to improve their capacity to invest in innovation, participate in the social finance market, and access new investment opportunities. The funding, which is part of the federal Investment Readiness Program as part of an initiative led by Community Foundations of Canada, totals $715,550.00. 
One of the companies to receive funding is The...
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TORONTO — Today, the Ontario government announced that it is getting more people back to work and more recreational activities open by moving forward with a regional approach to Stage 2 of reopening the province.
In consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health and local health officials, the government is easing restrictions in communities where it is safe to do so, based on trends of key public health indicators such as lower rates of transmission, increased...
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County of Brant, ON - TheCounty of Brant Economic Development and Tourism team has launched a marketing campaign, called Love Local Brant, designed to draw local attention and engagement to local businesses.
“The Love Local Brant campaign is focused on connecting and encouraging local residents to engage with their local businesses in the County of Brant as much as possible,” said Russell Press, Director of Economic Development and Tourism for the County of Brant....
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County of Brant, ON - The County of Brant Economic Development and Tourism team has launched a marketing campaign, called Love Local Brant, designed to draw local attention and engagement to local businesses.
“The Love Local Brant campaign is focused on connecting and encouraging local residents to engage with their local businesses in the County of Brant as much as possible,” said Russell Press, Director of Economic Development and Tourism for the County of...
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The Regional Relief and Recovery Fund (RRRF) is a fund that is designed to help businesses who are impacted by COVID-19 that may not qualify for some of the programs announced by the provincial and federal government. The fund offers maximum assistance of up to $40,000, with a 0.00% interest rate and no principal payments until December 31, 2022. Additional details include;
Principal repayments can be voluntarily made at any time.
25% (not to exceed $10,000) of any...
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