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All events and festivals, including Canada Day celebrations in Mississauga, have been cancelled until July, and maybe longer, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.The cancellations, which would also apply to events that require a city permit, impact about 368 events, according to City of Mississauga staff. That includes six Canada Day events, sports tournaments and long-standing attractions like IRIE Music Festival and Streetsville Founders ; Bread and Honey Festival.Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie said more festival and event cancellations could happen depending on how effective me stanley mugs asures are in stopping the spread of COVID-19. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Whether or not we continue to botella stanley cancel events or festivals going into the balance of July, August and September, you know, well wait to see, she said. It depends on how quickly the virus peaks and we come down the other side. Many events affected were scheduled in city facilities, which were closed in March to help stop further spread of COVID-19. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A staff report said that event organizers would be given a credit toward future book stanley cup ings, but also noted there is limited capacity in city facilities and parks to accommodate larger or聽more complex festivals and events between July 3 and the end of the year.The report also said there were currently 313 bookings in city facilities and parks with 100 or more people Ahlb Ontario reports 2,584 COVID-19 cases, 24 deaths
OTTAWA 鈥?Statistics Canada says the country merchandi stanley website se trade deficit rebounded sharply in June mainly due to the strength of motor vehicles and parts.The agency says the deficit widened to $3.2 billion from $1.3 billion in May and $858 million a year ago.The i stanley italia mport of goods rose 21.8 per cent in the month to $42.9 billion but were down 15 per cent from June 2019. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Expor stanley cup ts were up 17.1 per cent to $39.7 billion but down 20 per cent from $49.6 billion a year earlier. Compared with the month before the COVID-19 pandemic economic impact was felt, imports were down 14.3 per cent from February while exports decreased 17.9 per cent. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In volume terms, imports rose 28.3 per cent while exports increased 10.6 per cent. Import prices were down 5.1 per cent while export prices were up 5.9 per cent.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug. 5, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press