Eligible importers of record now have a way to reclaim US tariffs paid under the IEEPA between February 4, 2025, and February ...

Toronto, January 10, 2023 – Over $2 trillion in business assets could change hands within the next decade as over three-quarters (76%) of small business owners are planning to exit their business, ...

Toronto, April 27, 2026 – Canada’s economic foundation is crumbling as business closures in Canada have been outpacing new business starts for six consecutive quarters. With Canada facing an ...

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) remain resilient and adaptable, but they are operating in an increasingly challenging environment marked by rising costs, regulatory complexity, labour ...

Since early 2024, more businesses have closed than opened. By Q3 2025, closure rates were rising at some of the most concerning levels in over a decade — outside the pandemic.

The diversity of Canada’s weather is one of the things that makes our country special—but with temperatures that can fluctuate anywhere between plus-40 and minus-40 degrees Celsius, we need to protect ...

Toronto, April 27, 2026 – Business closures in Ontario and Canada have outpaced new business starts for six consecutive quarters, threatening our economic foundation. Governments must act to reverse ...

Les importateurs officiels peuvent maintenant demander le remboursement des tarifs payés en vertu de l'IEEPA entre l4 février ...

Montréal, le 1er mai 2026 — Aujourd’hui, le salaire minimum au Québec à 16,60 $ l’heure. Cette augmentation de 3,1 % représente un coût annuel de 1 197 $ par employé au salaire minimum, incluant ...

Maximizing succession planning involves the safe and orderly transfer of assets and is critical for the wellbeing of the owner(s), the business itself, and Canada’s economy. This is particularly ...

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) monitors the sentiments of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across Canada through regular member surveys. While rising costs of taxes, ...

Recent CFIB snapshot highlights significant compliance challenges for Canadian agri-businesses. Findings indicate that 68% of respondents would not advise the next generation to run a business, and 89 ...