Peterborough PPE Retail Hub
The businesses below have indicated they have supply of the following items:
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Fabricators
Peterborough also has a number of businesses that can help with metal
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Help With Re-Opening
A number of businesses are offering information and help to businesses with re-opening:
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Gowns
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Cleaning Services
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If your company is able to supply any of the above please let us know and we'll add you to the list. Email: lindsay@peterboroughchamber.ca
Business Resources for Recovery
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Public Health resources for business
Business Toolkits & Checklists The toolkit has a number of checklists for businesses in the commercial realm and information links to other resources. Workplace Safety Plan Template FAQs on Masks Mandatory Face Covering Policy effective August 1, 2020 Supporting your Employees' Mental Health FAQs for Parents & Caregivers |
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A Communications Guide And Template Signage For Businesses That Are Reopening
This communication guide and template signage (including ready-to-print signs) are now available in a stand-alone format. This guide is provided by the Canadian Chamber and Business Resilience Network.
Access the Guide
This communication guide and template signage (including ready-to-print signs) are now available in a stand-alone format. This guide is provided by the Canadian Chamber and Business Resilience Network.
Access the Guide
The Think Tank - Road to Recovery Series
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Chamber President and CEO Stu Harrison has launched a new video series called The Think Tank. The first series will focus on Business Recovery Strategies and then expand to include conversations with community thought leaders.
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Ontario Government Workplace Guideline
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Sector by Sector Guidelines
Learn more
Starting on Monday, November 23 at 12:01 am for at least the next 28 days, Peterborough Public Health (the City and County of Peterborough and Curve Lake and Hiawatha First Nations) will be moved into the Yellow, or Protect Zone.
A sector-specific list of what has changed (and subsequently what is now required) – can be found here.
Learn more
Starting on Monday, November 23 at 12:01 am for at least the next 28 days, Peterborough Public Health (the City and County of Peterborough and Curve Lake and Hiawatha First Nations) will be moved into the Yellow, or Protect Zone.
A sector-specific list of what has changed (and subsequently what is now required) – can be found here.
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Office Guidelines
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Long Term Care Sector
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Coronavirus Awareness Resources
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Preventing COVID-19 in the Workplace
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Canadian Centre for Occupational H & S
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Business Continuity Resources
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Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Ontario Chamber of Commerce |
Peterborough & the Kawarthas Economic Development Business Collaboration Portal
Search for collaborative opportunities
Search for collaborative opportunities
Ontario Further Eases Restrictions on Retail Stores and Essential Construction During COVID-19
The Ontario government is allowing:
The same public health requirements that apply to grocery stores will need to be enforced.
Learn more
Review re-openings for Monday, May 4, 2020
The Ontario government is allowing:
- in-store payment and purchases at garden centres and nurseries starting Friday, May 8th
- in-store payment and purchases at hardware stores and safety supply stores starting Saturday, May 9th
- all retail stores with a street entrance to provide curbside pickup and delivery starting Monday, May 11th
The same public health requirements that apply to grocery stores will need to be enforced.
Learn more
Review re-openings for Monday, May 4, 2020
Ontario Government
Framework for Re-Opening Ontario's Economy
Each stage would have between 2-4 weeks to allow for assessment:
Framework for Re-Opening Ontario's Economy
Each stage would have between 2-4 weeks to allow for assessment:
- Stage 1: For businesses that were ordered to close or restrict operations, opening select workplaces that can immediately modify operations to meet public health guidance. Opening some outdoor spaces like parks and allowing for a greater number of individuals to attend some events. Hospitals would also begin to offer some non-urgent and scheduled surgeries, and other health care services.
- Stage 2: Opening more workplaces, based on risk assessments, which may include some service industries and additional office and retail workplaces. Some larger public gatherings would be allowed, and more outdoor spaces would open.
- Stage 3: Opening of all workplaces responsibly and further relaxing of restrictions on public gatherings.
Federal-Provincial Guidelines for ReStarting the Economy
Business Resources from Local Experts
Local Business Relief Measures
- Regional Relief & Recovery Fund
- The Regional Relief and Recovery Fund (RRRF) provides financial contributions (interest-free loans) to help support fixed operating costs of SMEs, where business revenues have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
- In order to provide targeted assistance to the small towns and communities they serve, CFDCs will focus on assisting “main street” businesses, such as retail shops, restaurants, corner stores, and businesses of strategic importance to their communities, with loans up to $40,000.
- Administered by Community Futures Peterborough
- Advanced Services & Advisory Program (ASAP)
- ASAP is a collaborative community-based project designed to connect businesses and non-profits servicing businesses to industry experts for advice, guidance and training to help navigate through the pandemic.
- Application intake closes January 15, 2021
- Offered by Community Futures Peterborough
- BDC Relief Measures
- Newcomer Business Owners - BDC Newcomer Info
- Tourism Resiliency Fund
- Peterborough & the Kawarthas Economic Development, together with partner Community Futures Peterborough will be administering non-repayable financial support ranging from $2,500 to $20,000 for eligible tourism-dependent businesses in the City of Peterborough, County of Peterborough, Hiawatha First Nation and Curve Lake First Nation.
- Your financial institutions
- In the Arts Community? Connect with EC3
Grant Thornton LLP - Peterborough
Employee Support Information
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Savino Human Resources Partners
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Cyber Security
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MicroAge Technology Solutions
Staying Secure When Working Remotely COVID-19 Phishing Scams |
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Keeping your Business Secure
From the DBIA March 18th Newsletter
Peterborough Police have additional officers patrolling downtown. Aside from watching for suspicious activity, officers will be checking doors and businesses to ensure buildings are secure.
Tips for keeping your business secure:
From the DBIA March 18th Newsletter
Peterborough Police have additional officers patrolling downtown. Aside from watching for suspicious activity, officers will be checking doors and businesses to ensure buildings are secure.
Tips for keeping your business secure:
- Keep lights on
- Remove ALL cash and receipts
- Do not leave any valuables clearly visible or accessible
- All safes and tills should be emptied and moved off-site for safe storage
- Keep all cash drawers open to show that nothing is in the drawers
- All ATMs should be emptied and moved off-site for safe storage
- All alcohol products remove from bar and put in secured storage area
- Deactivate all scheduled door openings
- Disconnect all kitchen gas lines from their gas source
- Make regular visits to your shop/business to manage inventory and storage conditions
If your business is vacant or closed let Peterborough Police know
If you have produced a COVID-19 specific document please email Lindsay.
