Going penniless: How will this impact your business?
The 2012 federal budget announced that Canada will stop producing the Penny in the fall of 2012, and pennies will gradually be withdrawn from circulation. We can help you understand how these changes will affect your business.New Chase Paymentech payment processing contracts for CFIB members
With the renewal of our Chase Paymentech Privilege Program CFIB members will be receiving new contracts in order to take advantage of greater savings. Find out more here.$80 Million available to businesses wanting to expand through technology
The federal government has announced a pilot project, the Digital Technology Adoption Pilot Program, aimed at helping SMEs achieve increased productivity. Are you interested in being one of the companies chosen?Government programs for small business
The Ontario government has a comprehensive list of programs for business to take advantage of. It is prudent to confirm the program listed is still active.Private sector financing
Private sector lenders and investors provide financing in order to earn a return on their money. Canada Business has some pointers on it.Bank or Financial Institute Complaint Protocol
Are you having a dispute with your bank or financial institution? Follow these simple instructions if you are not satisfied with the initial results.Government grants: how to get money for your business
Government grants and contributions are very few and far between. If they are available they are very specific to geographical areas, sector, etc. It is rare that an independent business qualifies. Check what is out there.![]() | Cash Payment: New $100 and $50 bills make cash a safe and inexpensive payment optionOn June 20th, the Bank of Canada unveiled its new polymer $100 and $50 bills. If you prefer to be paid in cash this is good news: the bills, which are no longer paper, make it hard to counterfeit! This allows you to have confidence once again in accepting $100 and $50 denominations. |

