Canada Emergency Business Account Expanded The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced an expansion to the...
Federal Issues Posts
Update: Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy Extended to August 29, 2020
Wage Subsidy Extended - Eligibility Expanded Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced that the Government of Canada...
Ontario Announces Additional Workplaces that Can Reopen
Additional seasonal, retail and household businesses must follow public health guidelines Today, the Ontario...
Innovation Assistance Program
Innovation Assistance Program To address gaps in funding eligibility, this $250 million fund will assist innovative,...
Updates on CEWS, Indigenous Business Supports, new Regional Relief & Recovery Fund
Over the past several days, the Canadian government has released a variety of new information on business supports....
Federal Business Supports
Below you'll find information on the supports created by the Federal government to help business through the COVID-19...
Updates to Canada Emergency Business Account
Canada Emergency Business Account expanded On April 16, the Government of Canada announced that upper and lower...
Updates to Canada Emergency Response Benefit
New eligibility information has been made available for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB). Dividend Income...
Updates to Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (Video)
The Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) provides employers with 75% of annual earnings up to $847 per week per...
More Details on Emergency Wage Subsidy
Here are the details currently available on the federal emergency wage subsidy: – 75% of annual earnings up to $58,700 or $847 per week – Available to businesses, NFPs & charities that have lost 30% or more in revenues compared to same month in 2019
Federal Government introduces Canada Emergency Response Benefit to help workers and businesses
To support workers and help businesses keep their employees, the government has proposed legislation to establish the...
Is Your Business Pandemic Prepared?
To help businesses prepare for and manage through a potential COVID-19 escalation in Canada, the Canadian Chamber has developed a brief guide source from a number of best practice documents and designed to assist business planning and continuity efforts. This tool includes links to the some of the most relevant and credible information, best practice tools and resources and can be found here.