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One in four small businesses still negatively affected by slow return to office by downtown workers, yet federal supports expire tomorrow

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One in four small businesses still negatively affected by slow return to office by downtown workers, yet federal supports expire tomorrow

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One in four small businesses still negatively affected by slow return to office by downtown workers, yet federal supports expire tomorrow

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One in four small businesses still negatively affected by slow return to office by downtown workers, yet federal supports expire tomorrow

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One in four small businesses still negatively affected by slow return to office by downtown workers, yet federal supports expire tomorrow

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One in four small businesses still negatively affected by slow return to office by downtown workers, yet federal supports expire tomorrow

One in four small businesses still negatively affected by slow return to office by downtown workers, yet federal supports expire tomorrow

One in four small businesses still negatively affected by slow return to office by downtown workers, yet federal supports expire tomorrow

One in four small businesses still negatively affected by slow return to office by downtown workers, yet federal supports expire tomorrow

One in four small businesses still negatively affected by slow return to office by downtown workers, yet federal supports expire tomorrow

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Atlantic businesses grapple over restrictive municipal policies, new report finds

Workers’ compensation boards are sitting on nearly $5 billion in excess funds that should go back to small businesses

Railway work stoppage: CFIB calling on government to intervene immediately and restore service

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MUST ACT TO AVOID A CANADA-WIDE RAIL STOPPAGE

The Temporary Foreign Worker Program is an important pillar of Canada’s labour market: CFIB statement

Ontario small businesses forgotten in construction: Over 104,000 severely impacted by infrastructure projects in recent years

Ground broken, small businesses forgotten: Over 260,000 Canadian small businesses severely impacted by construction in recent years

Shutdowns at CN and CPKC will paralyze the economy: CFIB calls for an immediate agreement

CFIB wants municipalities to compensate small businesses for construction disruptions

Compared to the rest of Canada, Atlantic small businesses are overpaying for sidewalk patio permits – CFIB reports

Free in Winnipeg, an arm and a leg in St. John’s: Patio permit costs vary greatly across Canada

CFIB statement on Ottawa’s new amendments to capital gains taxation for small business owners

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Alberta government’s large budgetary surplus creates an opportunity for tax reduction for small businesses

Municipal construction continues to cause significant losses and frustrations for Stony Plain Road businesses

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CFIB statement on MOU signed between Alberta and BC addressing barriers to the movement of wine

Canadian economy to see modest growth in the second quarter

Small business priorities must be part of the agenda at the Council of Federation meeting

As small businesses wait for $2.5 billion rebate, 83% want the entire federal carbon tax system scrapped

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WorkSafeBC is sitting on over $2 billion in excess funds that should go back to small businesses

Sask. small businesses concerned about provincial economy, but few believe these concerns will receive attention during election campaign

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Manitoba small businesses concerned over changes to retail sales tax collection

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Mandating a $20/hour living wage could push 75,500 BC small businesses to the brink of closure

CFIB statement on BC’s new gig workers regulations

CFIB Survey: Sask. small businesses facing negative impacts of ongoing teachers’ strike

What does Ontario’s 2024-25 Budget mean for your business?

CFIB calls on Manitoba government to take a ‘do no harm’ approach and avoid tax/cost increases for small businesses in upcoming budget

Small business tax freeze in Budget 2024-25 provides much-needed cost relief for Saskatchewan’s small firms

CFIB focuses on rising cost of doing business in Ontario pre-budget work

Manitoba agri-businesses calling for propane to be added to fuel tax bill

Province's plan to provide fuel tax relief comes as welcome news for MB small businesses

2023 Ontario Fall Economic Statement

Rising crime weighs heavy on Saskatchewan small business owners

Rising crime weighs heavy on Manitoba small business owners

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