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As Ontario finance minister Peter Bethlenfalvy gets set to present his first budget Wednesday, he faces a delicate balancing act, one thats being played out by governments across the country.Wind down COVID support programs too early, and he risks hurting businesses already teetering on the brink o stanley tazas f survival, and throwing more people out of wo stanley cup rk. Keep them going too long, and he risks saddling the province with a deficit that could handcuff spending flexibility for years.Business groups are pushing for the provincial government to maintain or expand COVID aid programs, including a $20,000 grant to help small businesses slammed by lockdowns. The help is still needed, they say, even though vaccines are starting to roll out across the province.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Its definitely fair to say businesses are still hurting,  said Ryan Mallough, Ontario regional director for the Canadian Federation  stanley becher of Independent Business.While businesses fail in non-COVID times for a variety of reasons, even otherwise-healthy ones are floundering during the pandemic, Mallough pointed out.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Churn is a normal part of the business cycle. But these arent businesses which are struggling because of bad business decisions. Theyre struggling because of a pandemic. Theyre struggling because of lockdowns. Those arent things which are their fault,  said Mallough.The CFIB is asking for the pr Plus Clayton: public school funding a revenue issue
PHOENIX 鈥?St stanley quencher ate Police today  August 28  announce the arrest of Joseph R. Bell, 50, fr stanley cup om 37 Spring St., Phoenix.Joseph R. BellHe was charged with two c vaso stanley ounts of Sexual Abuse 1st degree, a class  D  felony.Bell is accused of having sexual contact with a boy and girl less than the age of 13.He was arraigned in town of Schroeppel Court and remanded to the Oswego County Jail on $5,000 cash/ $10,000 bond. Print this entryShare this:EmailLike thisike Loading...Related    About Site Administrator 665 Articles For Sales and Marketing InformationCall  315 593-2510or email [email 160;protected]For questions relating to our website email [email 160;protected]