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Vancouver, Niagara Falls, Quebec City to lead domestic travel in 2022, says CBRE

A real estate report says Vancouver, Niagara Falls and Quebec City will continue to outperform other markets next year after benefiting during the pandemic from Canadians travelling within the country due to COVID-19 restrictions on foreign travel.
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Small businesses warn of layoffs, closures without aid extension

Business groups in Canada are warning that ending federal pandemic-relief programs too soon could send shock waves through the economy.
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'Somebody is finally listening': Ontario law to allow washroom access for truckers

The Ontario government is tabling new legislation that would allow truckers and transportation workers to use washrooms at the businesses they are delivering to or picking up goods from.
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Feds watching for bottlenecks at Canadian ports, Freeland says

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says she is keeping a close eye on the pace of trade at Canadian ports for signs of strain.
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8:41

Ontario to unveil new reopening plan, source says

Ontario will soon announce a plan for moving beyond the province's current reopening framework, including ending capacity limits in venues such as restaurants and gyms where proof of vaccination is required, a senior government source said Thursday.

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