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Relaunch reminders for businesses
Mask bylaw information and free posters to promote mask wearing in your place of business here.
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Economic Development and Tourism is here for you
We are ready to resume in-person meetings, by appointment only, beginning September 28, 2020. The safety of our visitors and staff remains our top priority. Before you visit, please read our in-person meeting guideline.
We also encourage you to consider our phone, email and online video support. Contact 780-464-8095 or email scedt@strathcona.ca for all queries or to book an in-person meeting.
Our dedicated team is here to assist you every step of the way.
Reopening guidance for businesses
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Alberta Biz Connect: Workplace guidance and supports to help businesses and non-profits affected by COVID-19 begin to reopen and resume operations safely.
Resources offered to businesses
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Support for your well-being
If you are struggling or stressed, Family and Community Services can connect you to supports in the community. Call 780-464-4044 for assistance. -
Stay informed
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Temporary signage allowances
Strathcona County is making additional allowances, wherever possible, for temporary signage for businesses facing service changes as the COVID-19 situation continues to change rapidly. -
Make sure your business is listed
The Strathcona County Business Directory is your resource for sourcing companies, products, services and expertise located in Sherwood Park and the rural areas of the County. -
Update your business information online
Make sure your customers have the latest information about your business on Google and your other social media platforms such as Linked In, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. -
Supports for local business
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Business Link - for free advice, coaching and information on COVID-19 resources and supports.
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Edmonton Global - provides resources and links for businesses in the Edmonton Metro Region.
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Alberta Biz Connect
Guidelines and information for businesses and non-profits as they begin to reopen and resume operations. -
Province of Alberta Relaunch Strategy
A safely staged COVID-19 recovery plan to relaunch our economy. -
AHS COVID-19 Information for Albertans (including public health recommendations for businesses)
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Government of Canada - List of programs for businesses
(LEEFF, RRRF, CEWS, BCAP program) -
Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance - CMHC program
Commerical rent relief relief for small businesses experiencing financial hardship due to COVID-19. -
Canadian Business Resilience Network
Canadian Chamber of Commerce established the Canadian Business Resilience Network to help Canadian businesses navigate the COVID-19 reality and prepare for recovery. -
Canadian Summer Jobs Program
Outlines the temporary changes to the program around wage subsidies for youth, part-time staffing and extension to the end of date for employment.
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Institute for Sustainable Development tips sheet
The health and safety of our community remains our top priority, and the COVID-19 situation continues to change rapidly. As an economic driver, we value the critical role your business plays in our community providing products, services and employment.
In-person meetings guidelines
The health and safety of our community, including County staff, remains the top priority. When visiting us:
- Stay home if you are sick or displaying any symptoms of COVID-19.
Information on COVID-19 symptoms - Non-medical masks are required.
As part of Strathcona County's efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19, non-medical masks (face coverings) are required for people entering all County-owned buildings and transit. - Wash or sanitize your hands
- Practise physical distancing (two metres apart)
- Avoid touching commonly touched surfaces such as handrails.
Strathcona County has implemented additional preventative measures to limit the spread of infection. Meeting rooms will be based on occupancy limits, in accordance with AHS COVID-19 guidelines.
Information on Strathcona County’s response to COVID-19.
