Terry Cassaday – The Pain Your Office Creates – PODCAST
Ever wonder if there is a correlation between muscle pain and your office set up? The culprit may be your chair. We speak to Terry Cassaday about how you can improve your daily work life with one small but very important change, your office chair. Terry Cassaday is...
Local Small Businesses in Mississauga get $10K Grant from Canadian Chamber of Commerce and Salesforce
MISSISSAUGA, ON – June 29, 2020 – The Canadian Chamber of Commerce (CCC) announced 62 $10,000 grant recipients from its Canadian Business Resilience Network Small Business Relief Fund today, including AGS Rehab Solutions and SenSyst – The Business Interiors...
Ontario Extends Emergency Orders to July 10
TORONTO — The Ontario government has extended all emergency orders currently in force that were made under s.7.0.2 (4) of the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act until July 10, 2020, while removing restrictions that were limiting access to certain...
Ontario Provides Stable Electricity Pricing for Industrial and Commercial Companies
TORONTO - The Ontario government is helping large industrial and commercial companies return to full levels of operation without the fear of electricity costs spiking by providing more stable electricity pricing for two years. Effective immediately, companies that...
June 25th, 2020 | Webinar: Getting Back to Work and Understanding the New Normal | MBOT EVENTS
On June 25th, 2020, MBOT hosted an information webinar: Getting Back to Work and Understanding the New Normal Guest Speaker: Susanne M. Balpataky - Partner - Speigel Nichols Fox LLP The New Infectious Disease Emergency Leave: How it Impacts your Workplace Guest...
COVID-19: Global Affairs Canada reminds Canadians to follow official travel advice
While some countries are preparing to partially open up their borders, the Government of Canada wants to remind all Canadians that a global travel advisory to avoid all non-essential travel outside Canada remains in effect. We also continue to advise...
Business Guidance & Resources from Peel Public Health
There are two major steps employers can take to help protect the health and safety of employees, customers and visitors. Make changes that support the four core behaviours that help prevent spread of COVID-19. Consult with provincial guidance and Peel Public Health...
Peter Hall – Global Negative Growth – PODCAST
Global trade is starting to pull back in the traditional areas which is bad news. So what is the good news side of the story. To help us with the conversation is Peter Hall. Peter is the Vice President and Chief Economist for Export Development Canada. With over 30...
Brad Butt – Weekly Political Update – June 26 – PODCAST
Mississauga is open for business and the provincial government has set an interesting precedent. Those stories and more as we are joined by Brad Butt. Brad is the Vice President of Stakeholder and Government Relations for the Mississauga Board of Trade. MBOT RADIO ·...
Temporary Outdoor Restaurant Patios Permitted to Open
Restaurants and bars with a valid 2020 business license are permitted to temporarily expand outdoor seating and dining areas, provided they comply with City requirements and meet COVID-19 safety guidelines for patrons and staff. “I am excited to help kick start...
June 23rd, 2020 | Preparing for Stage Two Recovery and the Reopening of Mississauga | MBOT EVENTS
On June 23rd, 2020, MBOT hosted an information webinar: Preparing for Stage Two Recovery and the Reopening of Business in Mississauga, in partnership with the City of Mississauga. Speakers include: Hon. Monte McNaughton - Minister of Labour, Training and Skills...
Dr Dorian Lo – Medication Abuse & Your Business – PODCAST
Have you ever wondered why someone on your team seems to change their behaviour . After years of steady service, they’re distracted, irrational or have increased abscense. It may have something to do with their medication. Medication Adherence is a big problem in the...
Mississauga City Council Stands Against Anti-Black Racism, Systemic Racism and Discrimination
Today, Mississauga City Council took a strong stand against anti-Black racism, systemic racism and discrimination in all forms. “We are in a pivotal moment right now and it is incumbent on all institutions, including the City of Mississauga, that we take action to...
Ontario Extends Declaration of Emergency to July 15
In consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, the Ontario government has extended the provincial Declaration of Emergency under s.7.0.7 of the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act to July 15, 2020. This extension, approved by the...
Madi Harker – Linkedin Strategies For Business – PODCAST
Social media platforms for business can be a maze of twists and turns. They can also be a virtual mecca of attraction, leads and sales for your business. It takes work. A strategy and a planned approach for content. To help us understand what a strategy for Linkedin...
The Government of Canada temporarily extends time periods given to employers to recall employees laid off due to the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 has created challenges on many fronts for Canadian workers and employers. The Government of Canada wants to ensure that as many Canadians as possible have a job to return to and that businesses can grow and stay strong as the economy restarts. Today, the...
Amy Delisle – How to Open Your Business Safely – PODCAST
As Mississauga businesses ready for the Go sign from the Province, many are still asking what they need to do to prepare to reopen. What are the rules? How do I go about keeping my staff and customers safe? What about notice of recall of employees? It’s like a first...
City of Mississauga Moves to Stage 2 of Province’s Recovery Plan
The Government of Ontario announced yesterday that the Region of Peel, including Mississauga, will be entering Stage 2 of Ontario’s Framework for Reopening Our Province as of Wednesday, June 24, 2020. “Moving into Stage 2 is an important milestone and...
