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Groups praise Government of Canada for removal of retaliatory tariffs

Retaliatory tariffs were resulting in at least $100 million a month in additional costs to the foodservice industry.

Business community deeply concerned over potential strike/lockout at Air Canada

On Wednesday, Air Canada said that it has issued the statutory 72-hour lockout notice to the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) representing 10,000 flight attendants at Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge after the union provided notice it intends to begin a strike.

Hike in U.S. tariffs will harm small businesses in Canada

CFIB is calling on government to release the billions that have been collected by Canada’s retaliatory tariffs

New report highlights women’s entrepreneurship as key to unlocking Canada’s economic potential

Despite significant investments, women-owned businesses have made only slow progress, and Canada is falling behind other developed countries in fostering female entrepreneurship.

Canadian organizations react to Trump’s tariffs

Economic forecasts predict that these tariffs could lead to increased consumer costs and widespread economic repercussions, affecting industries such as automotive and agriculture.

Downtown Retailers in Canada Navigate Dual Challenges: Lingering Pandemic Effects and Urban Safety Concerns

A shift in downtown dynamics since the pandemic, including less foot traffic and increased crime and drug use, are impacting retailers with great concern.

2023 Federal Budget Misses the Mark for Retailers in Canada [Interviews]

Retail Insider interviewed several association heads who say that the newly released budget isn't sufficient enough to help retailers, and consumers will be negatively impacted as a result.

2022 Federal Budget Misses the Mark for Retailers in Canada: Interviews

Not enough is being done to support businesses struggling because of the pandemic and new spending will result in even more of a budget shortfall say experts.

Concerns Despite Announced Federal Government Extension of Wage and Rent Subsidies for Retailers and Businesses in Canada [Interview]

The CFIB says it’s concerned that the eligibility rules and thresholds of the Thursday announcement puts support out of reach for many.

End of Government Subsidies for Retailers and Businesses this Month Could Spell Doom Amid 4th Wave: Interviews

Wage and rent subsidy support programs from the federal government end October 23rd, and many are praying the deadline will be extended.

Grants for Small Businesses in Canada Launched by Canadian Chamber of Commerce & Salesforce

A total of 62 grants at $10,000 each will aid businesses in their recovery efforts during these unprecedented times.
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