Attention manufacturers: Cancelled events, other info about COVID-19
by CM Staff
Watch for cancellations, postponements and announcements here
Coronavirus particles. PHOTO: National Institutes of Health, via Creative Commons
Canadian Manufacturing will be adding information about COVID-19 to this list that includes event cancellations, other announcements and news. E-mail wmazgay@canadianmanufacturing.com or afairey@annexbusinessmedia.com to add announcements, event cancellations to this list.
NEWS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, CANCELLATIONS…
2020 Skills Ontario http://www.skillsontario.com/
Cancelled. Qualifying Competitions (April 4) and the 2020 Skills Ontario Competition (May 4-6).
“We will work with partners, school boards, stakeholders, and others to determine next steps to address the impact and find the best way forward to continue to promote skilled trades and technology careers to youth,” says Skills Ontario CEO Ian Howcroft.
Ontario hospitals asked to take a planned approach to ramping down elective surgeries
Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health
The province is requesting that all hospitals further implement pandemic plans by carefully ramping down elective surgeries and other non-emergent clinical activity. In doing so, hospitals can preserve capacity as cases of COVID-19 continue to grow in Ontario. Daily provincial updates here.
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