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Statement from Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health

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TORONTO — Today, Dr. Kieran Moore, Chief Medical Officer of Health issued the following statement: “With the peak of Omicron behind us, Ontario has been able to cautiously and gradually move through its reopening milestones. The majority of public health and workplace safety measures have now been lifted, and key public health indicators continue to […]

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Ontario Moving to Next Phase of Reopening on February 17

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Improvements in key indicators allowing province to safely ease public health measures sooner February 14, 2022 Office of the Premier TORONTO — With key public health and health system indicators continuing to improve, the Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, is cautiously and gradually easing public health measures sooner, with

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Are you a skilled trade employer? Join @ces_oxford at CASS from 3-5pm on October 24th to see how the next generation is being prepared for work in the trades using cutting-edge technology! Email Natalie to confirm your attendance! nsurridge@cesoxford.ca
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Are you a skilled trade employer? Join @ces_oxford at CASS from 3-5pm on October 24th...

@communityfuturesoxford did a recent check in with @thethoughtfulartisan , @habitualchocolate , and @thamesrivermelons - the three 2024 Oxford Tourism Innovation Grant Recipients. Here are the success stories: https://cfoxford.ca/oxford-tourism-innovation-grant-update/ @tourismoxford
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@communityfuturesoxford did a recent check in with @thethoughtfulartisan , @habitualchocolate , and @thamesrivermelons - the...

@thesmallbusinesscentre ‘s Bridges to Better Business event is fast approaching! This October 23rd, join The Small Business Centre for an exciting in-person event at The Woodstock Art Gallery, 449 Dundas St where you’ll have the opportunity to network with purpose. Connect with like-minded professionals, share ideas, and build bridges to better business. Meet community and industry partners who can support your business needs. Whether you’re looking to make new contacts, seek partnerships, or simply expand your network, this event is the perfect place to do so. Don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity to grow your business and make meaningful connections! RSVP for this FREE event here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/bridges-to-better-business-2024-networking-with-purpose-tickets-1012957742877
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@thesmallbusinesscentre ‘s Bridges to Better Business event is fast approaching! This October 23rd, join The...

Today is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Here’s your reminder to wear 🧡orange🧡 to commemorate and acknowledge First Nations people who attended residential schools across Canada. It’s also important to see and hear the people who presently stand before us telling the stories and advocating for the truth to be brought to light. Many living First Nations people experience intergenerational effects of these schools, which makes this day tremendously hard for many people. ⁣ Please show your support in whichever way you can. That may be by wearing orange, sharing educational resources online, donating to the various Indigenous organizations (Orange Shirt Society, IRSS Society, Legacy of Hope, Indspire), and reading the TRC Calls to Action. ⁣ ⁣ National Indian Residential School Crisis Line: 1-866-925-4419⁣ Hope for Wellness Helpline: 1-855-242-3310⁣ Native Youth Crisis Line: 1-877-209-1266⁣ ⁣ #NationalDayofTruthandReconcilation #September30 #EveryChildMatters #OrangeShirtDay #CanadianHistory #TRCCanada #WearOrange #IndianResidentialSchools #RememberHonourAct #repost Author & Artist: Emily Kewageshig
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Today is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Here’s your reminder to wear 🧡orange🧡 to...

@beekistgrowers , established in September of 2023, is housed in an old airplane hangar on their property, outside of Kintore. Jeremy and Sarah converted the hangar into a vertical farm for nutrient dense herbs, lettuces, and microgreens. They grow year round in a climate controlled aeroponic growing facility, hand picking their product for optimal plant regeneration and heath. “Oxford County is so great for being a community based area.” says Sarah. Community is of huge importance to Beekist Growers! Learn more about this innovative Rural Oxford business: https://ruraloxford.ca/beekist-growers-a-new-twist-on-an-old-tradition/
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@beekistgrowers , established in September of 2023, is housed in an old airplane hangar on...

Promoting Agriculture and Food Careers Initiative Guidelines The Promoting Agriculture and Food Careers Initiative provides funding to agricultural societies to promote careers in the agriculture and food industry. Career opportunities in Ontario’s agriculture and food industry offer: -competitive salaries and benefits -a diverse range of opportunities -experience in a range of industries (for example hands-on animal care, technological and robotic operations, management and logistics) Learn more here: https://www.ontario.ca/page/promoting-agriculture-and-food-careers-initiative-guidelines
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Promoting Agriculture and Food Careers Initiative Guidelines The Promoting Agriculture and Food Careers Initiative provides...

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