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Edmonton businesses find creative ways to stay open

April 3, 2020 8:20 pm EST.
From creating a drive-thru pickup, to offering virtual classes online, many retail businesses are finding innovative ways to keep running during COVID-19 pandemic. Rachelle Elsiufi reports.

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B.C. declares provincial state of emergency, Summerland completely evacuated

More than 20,000 residents have been forced to evacuate Summerland, and Peachland overnight, some plucked to safety by helicopter as an explosive wildfire surged toward them, destroying homes in its path.

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Montreal marks 3rd annual Chinatown Day celebration

“How do we keep the heritage of this neighbourhood and the history of it alive in a way that continues to evolve?” asked Leslie Cheung, organizer at the Kahéhtaien Lumb Garden on Montreal’s 3rd annual Chinatown Day. Erin Seize reports.

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“This type of fraud is rampant,” said Alana Cosgrove, co-owner of Pengrove Farms, after the Hudson farm lost $20,000 in an alleged chargeback fraud scheme. The owners are calling for better protections for small businesses. Johanie Bouffard reports.

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