Seven blue-green algae cases reported near Thunder Bay region
Public health officials say seven confirmed blue-green algae cases this season exist in the Thunder Bay area, one fewer than in 2023. The latest bloom was found Sept. 21 in Marie Louise Lake at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park. Officials urge avoiding affected waters for two weeks after blooms disappear. Suspected blooms can be reported to Ontario Spills Action Centre.
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Rebate Among Initiatives to Assist Businesses
Three federal measures aid small and medium firms with funding and rules. The Canada Carbon Rebate for Small Businesses will return fuel charge proceeds from 2019 to 2024, totaling over 2.5 billion across about 600,000 firms, with Ontario workers receiving up to 200,000 dollars per entity and eligibility for those who filed taxes by July 15. The second measure upgrades the Payment Card Industry Code of Conduct to help small businesses compare processors and cut complaint handling time to 20 days.
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Ontario and Ottawa fund farm worker recruitment program
A joint release announced a four million dollar, 12 month program to help northern and southern Ontario farms recruit and retain labor. Producers can receive up to 50 percent cost-share, up to forty thousand dollars per project, with aims including training, language support, ride sharing, and on site amenities.
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