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[fuckyeahyoga]

COVID closures are killing my yoga studio

The ongoing argument of ‘lives versus livelihood’ takes on new complexities when it comes to the fitness industry

Yoga studios are closing permanently all over the world. Most have been pivoting like other businesses to move online but no one can argue that the heart-led essence of true yoga and many of its benefits come from community and connection, not bandwidth and bright lighting; and in addition to feeling soulless, most online offerings are not very profitable, which is why yoga studios are being shuttered like windows before a hurricane.

[itsyourbizme]

How small business owners can protect their mental health (Webcast)

Panel discussed strategies for coping with stress and anxiety through the pandemic

[jennbarrigar]

The case for vaccine passports

Vaccine passports could be a way to encourage people to get vaccinated against coronavirus and prevent some outbreaks and superspreader events by providing a way to restrict indoor dining, concerts and other businesses to fully-vaccinated people only. A restaurant owner and a health law researcher tell us why they are both in favour of implementing this system

[earthpages]

Samuel Ash’s paintings reflect the difficulties and the joys in his life

Ojibway. Artist. Resilient. Kind. Born April 9, 1951, in Sioux Lookout, Ont.; died April 8, 2021, in Toronto, of cardiac arrest; aged 69.

[itsyourbizme]

How small business owners can protect their mental health (Webcast)

Panel discussed strategies for coping with stress and anxiety through the pandemic

[jennbarrigar]

Female partners earned nearly 25 per cent less than their male colleagues at a major Toronto law firm, document shows

Translated into dollar figures, this means each man at Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP made an average of about $200,000 more a year

[itsyourbizme]

How small business owners can protect their mental health (Webcast)

Panel discussed strategies for coping with stress and anxiety through the pandemic

[porterdavis]

Renovated heritage house in Vancouver sells for $458,000 over asking

The house was built in 1912 and was raised and given a new foundation, wiring, plumbing, a new kitchen, in-floor heating and much more

This headline brought me to a complete stop. It didn’t sell for $458K....it sold for $458K over asking !

Trees don’t grow to heaven. The coming correction will be brutal.