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This morning, CFIB released its Q3 2026 edition of the Main Street Quarterly (in partnership with AppEco): our Chief Economist & VP Research, @Sim_Gaudreault, discuss some of the highlights below with Louis-Philippe Gauthier (@CFIBAtlantic).
Report: cfib-fcei.ca/en/research-eco…
Visa lowers interchange fees for tens of thousands of small businesses, but new credit card fees are on the horizon cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/visa-l…
📊 Only 7% of small businesses plan to grow or diversify significantly over the next 12 months, according to the latest research from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. Read More:
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It’s finally time for the Federal government to lower the small business tax rate (SBTR).
Here’s Corinne Pohlmann, Executive Vice-President, Advocacy, on how a cut to the SBTR will help Canadian small businesses survive recent instability.
Learn more about CFIB’s recommendations and add your voice by signing our petition: hubs.li/Q04zlqY80
#CFIBSince1971 #SmallBusiness #SmallBusinessSupport #CanadianSmallBusiness
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. @CFIBAtlantic: Statement on Nova Scotia's minimum wage increase #Halifax #FallRiverNS #EastHants
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Small business confidence dropped severely in September both long-term and short-term. The weakness was widespread, impacting nearly all sectors and provinces.
🚨 CFIB statement on Canada Labour Code reforms:
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One in five small business owners describe their business as “weak” or “critical” as parliament returns
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NEW: Atlantic Canada Commercial Property Tax Report!
Learn about rates, fairness, and the effect on small business
🚨Commercial properties face municipal tax rates much higher than residential properties of equal value
Nova Scotia ➡️ 146%
Prince Edward Island➡️142%
New Brunswick➡️67%
Newfoundland and Labrador➡️55%
Read here 👇 cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/atlant…
CFIB Atlantic retweeted
Expanding immediate expensing and making it permanent has been a long-standing CFIB ask. The productivity mega-deduction permanent doesn't yet cover all investments, but this will help many businesses invest, grow and improve productivity.
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Local policies can make a big difference to the cost and complexity of running a small business. CFIB’s new Municipal Report Card grades 66 municipalities across Canada on cost and regulatory burdens, as well as small business friendliness.
📊 See who’s getting it right and what can be improved: cfib-fcei.ca/en/research-eco…
#SmallBusiness #CFIBadvocacy #MunicipalPolicy
Canadian cities are failing small businesses, CFIB report card finds
➡️66 municipalities assessed
🚨Property tax unfairness persists
✂️ More red tape to cut
🚪 Make it simpler to access services
🚧 Construction mitigation is important
Read here 👉 cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/canadi…
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I was pleased to represent CFIB's 1,700 members in Newfoundland and Labrador during discussions with Premier Tony Wakeham on the impacts of trade disruptions.
Thank you to the Premier for bringing industry leaders together, we'll keep working to support our members and help build a stronger Canada.
Trade war puts over 50,000 Canadian small businesses at risk cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/trade-…
CFIB: Half of Canada’s small exporters and importers hit by new U.S. tariffs and Canadian counter-tariffs – many at risk if trade war lasts more than 3 months cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/half-o…
Today on #YourMoney #TheFinancialShow, with
@BDODebtSolution #LicensedInsolvencyTrustee
@nancy_snedden
Guests⬇️
David-Alexandre Brassard @CPAcanada
Louis-Philippe Gauthier @CFIBAtlantic
@rhondatulklane @AtlanticCofC
Topic ⬇️
impacts of #UStariffs
Listen⬇️ vocm.com/2019/08/01/your-mon…
CFIB Atlantic retweeted
Wild to see this story after everything that happened last week.
New Brunswick may not want U.S. liquor, but it seems it doesn't want Canadian liquor either unless it's made in NB. An $11K order becoming a $25K order because of provincial markups is exactly what an internal tariff looks like.
We should be supporting Canadian producers, not penalizing them for selling across provincial borders. This needs to stop.
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