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Feds introduce $82 Billion in aid

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By Kevin Diakiw
| CISF (Surrey, BC) Verified
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has unveiled a massive proposal for emergency aid, which includes $27 billion in direct assistance for Canadians and businesses and another $55 billion in tax deferrals to help people survived the economic downturn from the coronavirus pandemic. The sweeping spending package is equivalent to three per cent of the country’s gross domestic product, and is seen broadly as the necessary step to avoid a recession.
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BC schools closed indefinitely

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By Kevin Diakiw
| CISF (Surrey, BC) Verified
The province has shuttered all K-12 classes until further notice because of the COVID-19 crisis. Premier John Horgan made the announcement Tuesday at noon during a press conference updating the public on what BC is doing to help prevent the spread of infection. Minister of Education Rob Fleming said the decision to close schools was not made lightly. “This is a very challenging time for B.C. and around the world,” Fleming said.
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COVID-19: What’s been cancelled

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By Kevin Diakiw
| CISF (Surrey, BC) Verified
During the coronavirus response, several events have been cancelled. The City of Surrey has announced it’s cancelling all city-organized events larger than 50 people, as the province bans congregations of that size. Most faith groups are following suit. The 2020 Vaisakhi Parade, scheduled for April 25 has been cancelled. The Party for the Planet has been cancelled. The Surrey Board of Trade is cancelling or postponing all March events.
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