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How COVID-19 will change sick day policies at work

Posted Mon, May 25, 2020

By some estimates 9/10 Canadians went to work when they were feeling ill before the pandemic.

Posted Tue, May 12, 2020

We place our loved ones into long-term care to be taken care of, not to be placed in harms way.

Posted Mon, May 04, 2020

Police report speeding in the Region has become a disappointing problem.

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