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We are engaged in an immense, unprecedented experiment made necessary by the COVID-19 crisis.In Canada and many Western countries, millions of people now find themselves on a national government payroll, their wages and household income largely provided by the state.Without it being described as such, that is an experiment in a type of Universal Basic Income UBI , a concept championed by Thomas More in Utopia 1516 and by Pope Francis on Easter Sunday. ARTIC stanley quencher LE CONTINUES BELOW Canada has two main income-support programs for dealing with the coronavirus crisis. There is a huge wage-subsidy program and a smaller but formidable Canada Emergency Response Benefit CERB .This article is focused more on the CERB, by which Ottawa for the first time is making income-replacement payments to part-time workers in the so-called gig economy of intermittent contract work. The CERB also covers seasonal workers, students and others deprived of income because of COVID-19. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley mug Neither program is pure UBI, an unconditional annual income paid by the state, with no questions asked.One has to apply for the CERB and qualify for its $2,000 monthly payments, showing that you have earned at least $5,000 in th stanley mugg e past 12 months and have lost your employment income due to the pandemic. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW That said, the CERBs eligibili Ibyf Products recalled over possible contamination
Syrian refugee Zakaria Almokdad missed his motherland when he settled in Scarborough with his family.He owned a restaurant in Syria and recently opened one with a partner in Wexford, where patrons can get a taste of Syrian food and culture.The restaurant, Aleppo Kebab, is decorated with antiques some hundreds of years old that were brought from Syria. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cups stanley termohrnek stanley romania Aleppo Kebab Dan Pearce/Metroland The interior of Aleppo Kebab, on Lawrence Avenue East in Wexford.聽 聽 聽 Dan Pearce/Metroland ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Almokdad, 35, said life was perfect in Syria before the war. I used to live in a house which was more than 2,