The global COVID-19 pandemic is having far-reaching effects in Toronto, including major impacts on what have been booming real estate and building industries. Many jobs and most events are currently suspended, postponed, or affected in other ways, though UrbanToronto is still operating at full strength with our team working remotely. As a means to keep the public in the loop about the shutdowns, we'll be sharing information and status updates from around the industry on a regular basis.
In today's report: City of Toronto commemorates one year in the ongoing fight against COVID-19, Ontario Pharmacies and Primary Care Settings to Begin Offering COVID-19 Vaccinations, With safety at the forefront, a closer return to normal is on the horizon for construction industry in Hamilton Niagara region, and more news from the COVID-19 front.
Government notices and announcements:
City of Toronto commemorates one year in the ongoing fight against COVID-19
City of Toronto update on COVID-19
Toronto COVID-19 vaccination update - March 10
Toronto COVID-19 vaccination update - March 9
Ontario Pharmacies and Primary Care Settings to Begin Offering COVID-19 Vaccinations
Ontario Establishes Tourism Economic Recovery Task Force
Ontario Takes Further Action to Protect Homeless Shelters during COVID-19
Virtual Press Conference: Mississauga’s COVID-19 Update for March 10, 2021
Welcome back to Vaughan’s resource libraries, pools and select fitness centres
Statements from Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti in response to COVID-19
Waterfront Toronto Launches International Competition for Quayside Development Partner
Private sector/other notices and announcements:
Economic Recovery Expected in All Canadian Provinces
Bird Construction Inc. Announces 2020 Fourth Quarter And Annual Financial Results
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Everyone from construction workers to brokers to real estate executives is encouraged to share tips on what work and events have stopped, what is proceeding, and how their businesses are being affected by the various shutdowns.