The combination of closing “non-essential workplaces” and limiting how many people can gather for a service has left some churches wondering if church facilities can be used for virtual worship purposes during this time of self-isolation. In Ontario, CCCC has confirmed that yes, places of worship can broadcasting service while… More
In light of COVID-19 related challenges, Corporations Canada has extended annual return deadlines. Federally incorporated businesses, not-for-profit organizations and cooperatives whose anniversary date is between February 1 and June 30 now have until September 30, 2020 to file their annual return. Normally, corporations are required to file their annual return within 60 days of their anniversary date…. More
Ontario On March 31, 2020 the Ontario government issued an Emergency Order that Allows all corporations under the Corporations Act and the Business Corporations Act to hold meetings of directors, shareholders and members virtually (electronically or by phone) Extends the timeframe by which corporations must hold Annual General Meetings (AGMs)… More
We know that church and charity leaders often wear multiple hats and provide immeasurable value to their organizations and those they serve. We also know that it can be tough to keep up with the rapidly changing COVID-19 orders, restrictions, limitations and regulations! To help you navigate some of the… More
The Public Guardian and Trustee has issued a statement in response to a CCCC inquiry about whether Ontario charities can access restricted purpose funds during COVID-19. Charities will be permitted to access and use the funds subject to certain conditions. Below is the PGT response in full, listing the necessary… More
Effective today, Monday March 30, 2020 Manitoba’s Chief Provincial Public Officer of Health has issued an order under s.67 of the Public Health Act prohibiting public gatherings of more than 10 people at any indoor or outdoor place or premises. It specifically includes places of worship, social gatherings and family… More
On March 28, 2020 at 7pm, the Ontario government issued a new Order in Council prohibiting organized public events or social gatherings of more than 5 people. The Order specifically prohibits a gathering of more than five people for the purposes of conducting religious services, rites or ceremonies. This contrasts… More
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