Ontario Business Costs Rebate Program: applications opening January 2022
We are introducing the new Ontario Business Costs Rebate Program to support businesses that are most impacted by public health measures in response to the Omicron variant.
NEWS RELEASE
Ontario Launches New Supports for Businesses
Rebate program cuts property taxes and energy costs; New cash flow supports providing up to $7.5 billion for businesses, including those affected by Omicron restriction.
Use Verify Ontario to make it quicker, easier & safer to get proof of vaccination at your door.
Its time to download the App! We will be sharing some how to videos and information about how to use the app that is designed for scanning proof of vaccination. Watch for another upcoming video on how to download your enhanced vaccination certificate.
PLEASE NOTE: any previous QR codes that were created prior to the Verify Ontario Scanner that were placed in your Apple or Google wallet will NOT function with this scanner and should be removed from your wallet.
Supporting communications
On this page, you’ll find easy-to-use tools and resources designed to support local community communication efforts. Use these materials to provide your networks with accurate, verified information about COVID-19covid 19 and help people make informed decisions.
You’ll find:
factsheets to download and print
infographics to print or share online
videos to share on social media
shareable messages for your communication materials
Vaccine Passport Guidance
Watch here our short video on how to use the FREE rapid antigen screening kits being distributed in North Grenville!
To register & participate in the Rapid Screening Program visit our website to book your training, and to pick up a two-week supply of test kits.
This program is available to ALL businesses in North Grenville with under 150 employees. Together we can help keep our community safe!
TORONTO -- Ontario has announced it is extending nearly all emergency orders under the Reopening Ontario Act (ROA) for an additional 30 days.
The government made the announcement on Saturday morning, saying the extension of most orders under the ROA will help to "preserve our health care capacity and protect Ontarians until everyone can be vaccinated."
The orders under the ROA, which were set to expire on Jan. 20, have been extended until Feb. 19.
On January 12, the Government of Ontario declared a second provincial emergency under s 7.0.1 (1) of the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act (EMPCA).