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Don’t Pay Tariffs You Don’t Owe: Get the Free CUSMA Toolkit
The U.S.-Canada trade landscape is shifting faster than any business can track on its own. But here's what hasn't changed: if your products qualify under CUSMA, you shouldn't be paying tariffs. Thousands of Canadian businesses are, simply because the paperwork isn't...
New $1 billion Business Development Bank of Canada program and $500 million in additional funding for the Regional Tariff Response Initiative
BDC Program - additional $1 BillionAvailable to industries that manufacture and export products containing steel, aluminum or copper. It will support firms that use these metals in a significant way in their production and that have been impacted by the tariffs....
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Prime Minister Carney announces new measures to protect and strengthen Canada’s steel industry
On July 16, 2025, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, announced a suite of targeted measures to stand behind Canada’s steel industry, protect...
July Newsletter: New solutions for tariffs, trade support and export tools to grow globally
The July issue of Government of Canada Business Insights provides a wealth of information on loans, liquidity supports and other tariff...
Canada bolsters its measures to protect Canadian steel and aluminum workers and industries
https://www.canada.ca/en/department-finance/news/2025/06/canada-bolsters-its-measures-to-protect-canadian-steel-and-aluminum-workers-and-ind...
Reminder: Temporary tax relief measures for businesses in response to tariffs
The Canada Revenue Agency would like to remind you about the temporary tax relief measures that are in place to support businesses in...
Provincial Government Expanding Skills Development Fund (SDF) & Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit
The Ontario government is expanding the Skills Development Fund by $955 million over three years starting in 2025–26.
Thunder Bay Chamber and Thunder Bay CEDC Launch Support Program for Business Impacted by U.S. Tariffs
The Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission (CEDC), is proud to...
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