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COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses As the COVID-19 outbreak unfolds, we know these are challenging times for you and your business. BDC stands ready to support entrepreneurs like you through to a more stable period. This compilation of federal and provincial government support measures for business focusses on: 1 Access to capital and other liquidity support measures 2 Measures to avoid or minimize the impact from layoffs 3 Provincial / Territorial Measures 4 Resources and Additional Information BDC has also made available free tools and tips that can help you map out your next steps, identify new opportunities, mitigate risk and create resilience in your company, so you can emerge strong in recovery. This information is up to date as of April 19, 2020 and will be updated weekly. The programs and services described in this document may change at any time and without notice. For the most up to date information on these support measures, please regularly consult the referenced links as well as the additional web resources at the end of this document. BDC | COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses 1
1 Access to Capital and Other Liquidity Support Measures
Where to Apply /
Program Description Who is Eligible
Get Up to Date Information
Access to Capital
Contact your primary financial institution to
Provides up to $25B to eligible financial institutions so they apply. For more information:
can provide interest-free loans to small businesses of up
Small businesses and https://www.canada.ca/en/department-
to $40,000. These loans—guaranteed and funded by the
Canada Emergency not-for profits with a finance/news/2020/03/additional-
Government of Canada—will ensure that small businesses have
Business Account access to the capital they need to cover their operating costs,
2019 payroll of between support-for-canadian-businesses-from-
$20,000 to $1.5 million. the-economic-impact-of-covid-19.
at a 0% interest rate. If the loan is completely paid off by
html#_New_Loan_Programs
Dec. 31, 2022, a quarter of the loan will be forgiven.
https://ceba-cuec.ca/
BDC partners with financial institutions to co-lend term loans Details are being finalized and will be
to businesses for their operational cash flow requirements. available shortly from your primary financial
BDC Co-Lending Eligible businesses may obtain Differing maximum finance All legal small and institution.
Program amounts based on business revenues, up to $6.25 million, 80% medium-sized enterprises
of which would be provided by BDC, with the remaining 20% https://www.bdc.ca/en/pages/special-
provided by the financial institution. support.aspx
EDC will provide a guarantee to financial institutions, giving
EDC Business
businesses access to additional credit for payroll and operational
Credit Availability All legal small and https://www.edc.ca/en/campaign/
costs. EDC is actively working with partners to make this solution
Program (BCAP) available as quickly as possible. Available for all Canadian companies,
medium-sized enterprises coronavirus-covid-19.html
Guarantee including non-exporting businesses that sell domestically..
Working capital loans of up to $2M with flexible repayment https://www.bdc.ca/en/financing/
BDC Working terms such as principal postponements for qualifying
Businesses of varying
business-loans/working-capital-financing/
Capital Loan sizes
businesses and reduced rates on new eligible loans. pages/working-capital-loan.aspx
BDC will be providing viable Canadian-based oil and gas
Viable Canadian-based oil
producers, oilfield service companies and midstream providers
BDC Oil and Gas and gas producers, oilfield Sign up to receive more information at
with loans of between $15 million and $60 million at commercial
Sector Financing service companies and http://www.bdc.ca/coronavirus
rates, repayable within 4 years, for operational cashflow and
midstream providers
business continuity purposes.
BDC | COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses 21 Access to Capital and Other Liquidity Support Measures (cont.)
Where to Apply /
Program Description Who is Eligible
Get Up to Date Information
Additional $5 billion in lending capacity, offering increased
flexibility to farmers and food producers who face cash flow
Farm Credit
issues and to processors who are impacted by lost sales. Farm
Canada Increased
Credit Canada has also put in place a deferral of principal and Food producers,
Credit Available https://www.fcc-fac.ca/en/covid-19/
interest payments up to 6 months or a deferral of principal agribusinesses, and food
for Agriculture, payments up to 12 months for existing loans as well as access processors
program-details.html
Fisheries and to an additional credit line of up to $500,000, secured by
Aquaculture general security agreements or universal movable hypothec
(Québec only)
EDC will increase its financial capacity over 12 months to
EDC: Increasing
support Canada’s oil and gas sector. This business support
financial capacity
will be provided through EDC’s lending, bonding and accounts Firms in Canada’s oil and https://www.edc.ca/en/about-us/
to support
receivable insurance products. For those wishing to access gas sector newsroom/covid-19-oil-gas-support.html
Canadian oil and
support, they are encouraged to reach out to their financial
gas companies
institution.
The Government of Canada is providing $287 million to the Contact your local Community Futures
Community Futures Rural businesses and
Community Futures Program to support rural businesses and Development Corporation: https://
Program communities
communities, including through access to capital. communityfuturescanada.ca/
The Government of Canada is providing $306.8 million to https://pm.gc.ca/en/news/news-
Support for Aboriginal Financial Institutions to provide interest-free releases/2020/04/18/prime-minister-
Indigenous-owned announces-support-indigenous-
Indigenous loans and non-repayable contributions to help small and
businesses
Businesses medium-sized Indigenous businesses unable to access the businesses
government’s existing COVID-19 support measures https://nacca.ca/covid-19/
https://www.canada.ca/en/department-
The Government of Canada is injecting $20.1 million through
Futurpreneur finance/news/2020/04/canadas-covid-
Futurpreneur Canada to support ongoing lending to young Entrepreneurs aged 18-39
Canada 19-economic-response-plan-new-support-
entrepreneurs.
to-protect-canadian-jobs.html
The Government of Canada is providing $675 million to https://www.canada.ca/en/department-
Regional Businesses unable to
Regional Development Agencies to provide equivalent finance/news/2020/04/canadas-covid-
Development access the government’s
bridge financing support to businesses unable to access the 19-economic-response-plan-new-support-
Agencies other support measures.
government’s broader support measures. to-protect-canadian-jobs.html
https://www.canada.ca/en/department-
Industrial Research The government is investing $250 million through the Industrial Firms that are pre-revenue
finance/news/2020/04/canadas-covid-
Assistance Research Assistance Program to support firms that do not yet or in the early stages of
19-economic-response-plan-new-support-
Program have revenue or are in the early stages of development. development.
to-protect-canadian-jobs.html
BDC | COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses 31 Access to Capital and Other Liquidity Support Measures (cont.)
Where to Apply /
Program Description Who is Eligible
Get Up to Date Information
Other Liquidity Support Measures
The Government of Canada has announced its intent to
introduce the Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance https://pm.gc.ca/en/news/news-
Canada Emergency Commercial property
(CECRA) for small businesses. The program will seek to releases/2020/04/16/prime-minister-
Commercial Rent owners and small
provide loans, including forgivable loans, to commercial announces-additional-support-small-
Assistance businesses
property owners who in turn will lower or forgo the rent of small businesses
businesses for the months of April (retroactive), May, and June.
The Canada Revenue Agency has deferred all payment of any
income tax amounts owing on or after Mar. 18 and before Sept. https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-
Income Tax
2020 until after Aug. 31, 2020. No interest or penalties will All businesses agency/campaigns/covid-19-update/
Deferrals
accumulate on these amounts during this period. The filing date covid-19-filing-payment-dates.html
for the 2019 tax year has also been extended until June 1, 2020.
HST/GST The Canada Revenue Agency and Canada Border Services
https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-
Remittances and Agency are permitting businesses to defer all HST/GST
All businesses agency/campaigns/covid-19-update/
Customs Duty remittances as well as customs duty owing on their imports
covid-19-filing-payment-dates.html
Deferrals until June 30, 2020.
BDC | COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses 42 Avoiding or Minimizing the Impact from Layoffs
Where to Apply /
Program Description Who is Eligible
Get Up to Date Information
Businesses that have
experienced a reduction
in revenue of 15% in the
Qualifying businesses can receive up to 75% in a wage month of March and 30%
subsidy, for up to three months, retroactive to March 15, 2020. in the months of April
The subsidy will provide up to $847 per week per employee. As and May as the result of
well, employers eligible for the CEWS will be entitled to receive the COVID-19 pandemic. https://www.canada.ca/en/
Canada Emergency
a 100-per-cent refund for certain employer-paid contributions The revenue reduction department-finance/economic-
Wage Subsidy
to Employment Insurance, the Canada Pension Plan, the test can be applied to response-plan/wage-subsidy.html
Quebec Pension Plan, and the Quebec Parental Insurance year-over-year monthly
Plan for remuneration paid to furloughed employees in a revenue in 2019, or the
period where the employer is eligible for the CEWS. average of revenue for
January and February
2020. Cash or accrual
accounting may be used.
Small businesses that do not qualify for the Canada
Emergency Wage Subsidy may be eligible for the 10% https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-
10% Temporary Temporary Wage Subsidy, which covers employee wages up All legal small and agency/campaigns/covid-19-update/
Wage Subsidy to a maximum of $1,375 per employee and up to $25,000 per medium-sized enterprises frequently-asked-questions-wage-
employer. Employers can claim this subsidy immediately by subsidy-small-businesses.html
withholding a portion of payroll tax remittances.
The program provides Employment Insurance (EI) benefits
to top off the wages (based on an EI formula) to eligible
employees who agree to reduce their normal working hours
and share the available work while their employer recovers. Year-round businesses
https://www.canada.ca/en/
Work-Sharing As part of the Government of Canada’s COVID-19 response, that have been in
employment-social-development/
Program the maximum length of a work-sharking agreement has been business in Canada for at
services/work-sharing.html
doubled from 38 to 76 weeks and processing time has been least one year.
reduced from 30 days to 10 days. Employees on a Work-
Sharing agreement must agree to a reduced schedule of work
and to share the available work over a specified period of time.
BDC | COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses 52 Avoiding or Minimizing the Impact from Layoffs (cont.)
Where to Apply /
Program Description Who is Eligible
Get Up to Date Information
Individuals residing in
Canada who have lost
employment income as
the result of COVID-19
Provides $2,000 a month for up to four months for individuals or who are eligible for
Canada Emergency https://www.canada.ca/en/services/
who have lost all of their income as the result of COVID-19. EI regular or sickness
Response Benefit benefits/ei/cerb-application.html
Employees who are furloughed can also receive the Benefit. benefits and who had
income of at least $5,000
in 2019 or in the 12
months prior to the date
of their application.
The Government of Canada is extending the Canada
Summer Jobs wage subsidy to 100% of the provincial or https://www.canada.ca/en/
Businesses participating
Canada Summer territorial minimum wage for 2020, extending the end date of employment-social-development/
in Canada Summer Jobs
Jobs employment to February 28, 2021, allowing employers to adapt 2020
services/funding/canada-summer-
their projects and job activities to support essential services, jobs/temporary-flexibility.html
and allowing employers to hire staff on a part-time basis.
BDC | COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses 63 Provincial / Territorial Measures
Where to Apply /
Province Program Description Who is Eligible
Get Up to Date Information
Corporate income tax balances and instalment
payments coming due between March 18, 2020
and Aug. 31, 2020 are deferred until Aug. 31, 2020.
Deferrals: Tax
Additionally, Workers Compensation Board premiums https://www.alberta.ca/corporate-
and Other All businesses
have been deferred until early 2021, education income-tax.aspx
Payments
property taxes have been deferred by 6 months,
Alberta and small businesses can defer their electricity and
natural gas payments by 90 days.
Resources: Free advice, coaching and information on COVID-19
Small businesses https://businesslink.ca/
Business Link resources and supports.
Extending the filing and payment deadlines for the https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/
Employer Health Tax. sales taxes, municipal and gov/taxes/sales-taxes/publications/
regional district tax, motor fuel tax and carbon tax notice-2020-002-covid-19-sales-
until September 30, 2020. Additionally, the school tax-changes.pdf
property tax rate for commercial properties has been
Deferrals and https://www.worksafebc.com/
reduced for commercial properties to achieve an
Relief: Tax, en/about-us/news-events/
average 25% reduction in the total property tax bill All businesses
premiums and announcements/2020/March/covid-
for most businesses and the provincial Carbon Tax
payments 19-situation-your-reporting-payment-
and sweetened carbonated drinks tax will remain at
deadline
British current levels until further notice. WorkSafeBC is also
Columbia postponing reporting and payment deadlines and https://www.bchydro.com/news/
BC Hydro is providing customers the option to defer conservation/2020/covid-19-
payments with no penalty for up to three months. updates.html
Resources: Support services operated by Small Business BC
Business to offer information to support businesses during
COVID-19. This will serve as the single point of https://covid.smallbusinessbc.ca/hc/
COVID-19 contact for businesses throughout the province
All businesses
en-us
Support looking for more information on resources available
Service Online during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Extending the April and May tax filing deadlines until
June 22, 2020 for small and medium businesses with
monthly RST remittances of no more than $10,000. https://www.gov.mb.ca/finance/
Deferrals: Tax, Small and medium
Manitoba No interest or penalties will be charged for Manitoba taxation/pubs/bulletins/
interest businesses
Hydro, Centra Gas, Workers Compensation Board, noticerst2003.pdf
Manitoba Public Insurance, Manitoba Liquor and
Lotteries receivables, or education property taxes.
BDC | COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses 73 Provincial / Territorial Measures (cont.)
Where to Apply /
Province Program Description Who is Eligible
Get Up to Date Information
Working capital loans of up to $100,000 to small
Access to businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, Small businesses
Capital: New at an interest rate of 4% with six months of deferred employing 1 to 49
Brunswick interest payments and 12 months of deferred principal employees with sales https://www.cbdc.ca/en/gnb-small-
Small Business payments. Loans are funded by the Government of of less than $10 million business-emergency-working-capital-
Emergency New Brunswick and administered by the Community and that were financially program
Working Capital Business Development Corporation. Applicants must viable prior to the
Program have explored options with their primary financial COVID-19 crisis.
institution and federal support programs.
Access to Capital: Opportunities New Brunswick will provide working
Privately-held
Opportunities capital loans of $100,000 to $1 million, at an interest
New businesses in business
rate of 4% with six months of deferred interest
Brunswick New Brunswick for at least 24 months https://onbcanada.ca/covid19-
payments and 12 months of deferred principal
COVID-19 payments. Max term 5 years. Applicants must
and that were financially working-capital-loans-new-brunswick/
Working Capital viable prior to the
have explored options with their primary financial
Loans COVID-19 crisis.
institution and federal support programs.
While the deadline for paying business property https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/
taxes remains May 31, late penalties will be reviewed en/gateways/for_business/covid19.
and potentially waived on a case by case basis. html
Deferrals: Tax,
Principal and interest payments on loans from the https://www.worksafenb.ca/about-us/
Loan Payment Government of New Brunswick may also be deferred
All businesses
and Premiums news-and-events/news/2020/as-we-
on a case-by-case basis. WorkSafeNB premium face-the-global-pandemic-of-covid-
payments for February, March and April will be 19-worksafenb-defers-premium-
deferred for three months without charge. payments-for-three-months-with-qa/
Deferring tax returns until June 23, 2020 for
Newfound- the Gasoline Tax, Carbon Tax, Health and Post-
https://www.gov.nl.ca/
land and Deferrals: Tax Secondary Education Tax, Insurance Companies All businesses
releases/2020/fin/0407n05/
Labrador Tax, Mining and Mineral Rights Tax, Tax on Insurance
Premiums, Tobacco Tax
Access to
capital: NWT Loans of up to $25,000 (or more if the need is
Business clearly addressed) are being made available to
qualified NWT-owned businesses at a rate of 1.75%.
Development
Loans will be amortized for up to five years with All businesses https://www.bdic.ca/
Investment options for payment deferment for 3 months upon
Northwest Corporation request. Principal postponement on existing loans
Territories (BDIC) COVID-19 for up to three months.
Economic Relief
The Government of the Northwest Territories is
https://www.gov.nt.ca/sites/flagship/
Deferrals: Tax waiving interest charges on all late tax returns All businesses
files/documents/backgrounder.pdf
between March 15 and June 30, 2020.
BDC | COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses 83 Provincial / Territorial Measures (cont.)
Where to Apply /
Province Program Description Who is Eligible
Get Up to Date Information
Relief: Small Eligible small businesses will receive a grant of 15%
https://novascotia.ca/coronavirus/
Business of their revenue from sales, either from April 2019 or Small Businesses
support/#support-for-business
Impact Grant February 2020, up to a maximum of $5,000.
Enhancing the Small Business Loan Guarantee
Program, delivered through Nova Scotia Credit http://www.novascotia.coop/
Access to
Unions, to make it easier for businesses to access programs/small-business-loan-
Capital: Small
credit up to $500,000. For those who do not guarantee-program/
Nova Business Loan Small Businesses
qualify for a loan, the Government of Nova Scotia will
Scotia Guarantee https://novascotia.ca/news/
guarantee the first $100,000. Principle and interest
Program release/?id=20200320003
payments under the Small Business Loan Guarantee
Program will also be deferred until June 30.
The Government of Nova Scotia will defer payments
Deferrals: until June 30 for all government loans, as well as https://novascotia.ca/
Small Businesses
Loans and Fees workers compensation premiums and licence, permit, coronavirus/#support
registration, renewal and service fees
All self-employed
Relief: Small https://gov.nu.ca/economic-
Nunavut residents and
Business Small businesses can apply for up to $5,000 in the development-and-transportation/
Nunavut businesses majority-
Support form of a non-repayable contribution. news/covid-19-department-
owned by Nunavut
Program economic-development-and
residents
https://news.ontario.ca/opo/
Ontario is setting the electricity prices for residential, en/2020/03/ontario-providing-
Relief: farm and small business time-of-use customers at the electricity-relief-to-families-small-
Electricity lowest rate, 24 hours a day for 45 days. The province is businesses-and-farms-during-
and Employer also providing a temporary increase to the Employer All businesses covid-19.html
Health Tax Health Tax (EHT) exemption from $490,000 to $1
Exemption million for 2020. With this plan, more than 90% of https://budget.ontario.ca/2020/
private-sector employers would not pay EHT in 2020. marchupdate/action-plan.
html#section-3
Ontario
From April 1 to August 31, the Province will not apply
any penalty or interest on any late-filed returns or https://budget.ontario.ca/2020/
incomplete or late tax payments under the majority of marchupdate/relief-measures.html
Deferrals: Tax provincially administered taxes. All businesses https://news.ontario.ca/mol/
and Premiums
Additionally, all employers covered by the Workplace en/2020/03/ontario-enabling-
Safety and Insurance Board will be able to defer financial-relief-for-businesses-1.html
premium payments for six months.
BDC | COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses 93 Provincial / Territorial Measures (cont.)
Where to Apply /
Province Program Description Who is Eligible
Get Up to Date Information
Access to Capital:
Small business loan of up to $100,000 at a fixed https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/
Emergency All businesses, except
interest rate of 4%, with a 12-month deferral of en/service/emergency-working-
Working Capital start-ups
principal and interest payments. capital-financing
Financing
Relief: COVID-19
Grant of up to $2,500 covering the costs of https://www.princeedwardisland.
Prince Business
professional business advice for addressing a All businesses ca/en/service/covid-19-business-
Edward Adaptation
COVID-19 related business challenge. adaptation-advice-program
Island Advice Program
Relief:
Self-employed individuals who have lost income as
Emergency https://www.princeedwardisland.
the result of COVID-19 can receive $500 per week Self-employed
Income Relief ca/en/service/emergency-income-
retroactively for the period of March 16 to March 29, individuals
for the Self- relief-self-employed
2020
Employed
Essential workers making gross wages of $550 or https://www.revenuquebec.ca/en/
Relief: Incentive
less per week can apply to receive a taxable benefit online-services/online-services/
Program to
of $400 per month to make up the difference Essential workers online-services/apply-for-the-
Retain Essential
between the Canada Emergency Response Benefit incentive-program-to-retain-
Workers
and their wages. essential-workers/
Access to Capital:
All businesses that can
Aide d’urgence Provides loans or guarantees of up to $50,000, https://www.quebec.ca/entreprises-
demonstrate the impact
aux petites et administered through Regional County Municipalities et-travailleurs-autonomes/aide-
of COVID-19 on their
moyennes entre- or Local Investment Funds urgence-pme-covid-19/
operations
prises (COVID-19)
Quebec
Access to Capital:
Investissement https://www.investquebec.com/
Québec Concerted Loan guarantees or working capital loans of at least All businesses, with some quebec/en/financial-products/all-
temporary action $50,000 exclusions our-solutions/Concerted-temporary-
program for action-program-for-businesses.html
businesses
https://www.revenuquebec.ca/
Businesses can defer payment on any tax balance en/coronavirus-disease-covid-19/
Deferrals: Tax All businesses
owing to Revenu Quebec until September 1. relief-measures-for-individuals-and-
businesses/
BDC | COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses 103 Provincial / Territorial Measures (cont.)
Where to Apply /
Province Program Description Who is Eligible
Get Up to Date Information
https://www.saskatchewan.
Businesses with less ca/government/health-care-
Relief: One-time grant for small and medium-sized than 500 employees administration-and-provider-resources/
Saskatchewan businesses directly affected by government public that have been ordered treatment-procedures-and-guidelines/
Small Business health orders. Grants will be based on 15% of a to temporarily close emerging-public-health-issues/2019-
Emergency business’ monthly sales revenue in either April 2019 or curtail operations novel-coronavirus/covid-19-information-
Payment or February 2020, to a maximum of $5,000. through a COVID-19 for-businesses-and-workers/
public health order. saskatchewan-small-business-
emergency-payment-program
Saskatchewan Saskatchewan businesses which are unable to remit
their PST due to cashflow concerns will have three-
https://www.saskatchewan.
month relief from penalty and interest charges. All
ca/government/health-care-
Crown utilities will implement bill-deferral programs
administration-and-provider-resources/
Deferrals: Tax, allowing a zero-interest bill deferral for up to six
treatment-procedures-and-guidelines/
payments and months for Saskatchewan customers whose ability All businesses
emerging-public-health-issues/2019-
premiums to make bill payments may be impacted by the
novel-coronavirus/covid-19-
COVID-19 restrictions. The Saskatchewan Workers
information-for-businesses-and-
Compensation Board is also waiving premium
workers/support-for-businesses
penalties for employers from April 1 until June 30,
2020.
The Government of Yukon is establishing a criteria-
based grant program that would address certain
Relief: Event https://yukon.ca/en/news/premier-
expenses related to event cancellations due to Businesses that have had
Cancellation silver-announces-stimulus-package-
COVID-19. Criteria to be established will focus on to cancel events
Grant support-businesses-and-workers
losses related to perishable goods and cancellation
of accommodation and services.
Yukon The Government of Yukon will waive, reimburse or
delay government fee collection, such as airport
landing fees. https://yukon.ca/en/news/premier-
Deferrals: Fees
Additionally, Workers’ Compensation Health and All businesses silver-announces-stimulus-package-
and Premiums
Safety premium payments will be deferred, and support-businesses-and-workers
penalties and interest will be waived. Any payments
made up front will be reimbursed.
BDC | COVID-19: Supports for Canadian Businesses 11Resources and Additional Information
Information contained within these websites is subject to change without notice. For the most up to date information, check these links regularly.
https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/2019-novel-
Government of Canada COVID-19 Portal coronavirus-infection.html?topic=tilelink
Government of Canada Economic Response Plan https://www.canada.ca/en/department-finance/economic-response-plan.html
National Canadian Chamber of Commerce – Canadian
https://www.canadianbusinessresiliencenetwork.ca/
Business Resiliency Network
Wellness Together Canada: Mental Health and
https://ca.portal.gs/
Substance Use Support
Alberta https://www.alberta.ca/covid-19-support-for-employers.aspx
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/emergency-preparedness-
British Columbia response-recovery/covid-19-provincial-support
Manitoba https://manitoba.ca/covid19/business/index.html
New Brunswick https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/gateways/for_business/covid19.html
Newfoundland and Labrador https://www.gov.nl.ca/covid-19/resources-2/
https://www.iti.gov.nt.ca/en/covid-19-information-businesses-tourists-and-
Northwest Territories program-applicants
Provincial / Nova Scotia https://novascotia.ca/coronavirus/#support
Territorial
Nunavut https://gov.nu.ca/health/information/covid-19-novel-coronavirus
Ontario https://www.ontario.ca/page/covid-19-support-businesses
Prince Edward Island https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/topic/for-business
Quebec https://www.quebec.ca/en/health/health-issues/a-z/2019-coronavirus/
https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/health-care-administration-
and-provider-resources/treatment-procedures-and-guidelines/emerging-
Saskatchewan public-health-issues/2019-novel-coronavirus/covid-19-information-for-
businesses-and-workers/support-for-businesses
https://yukon.ca/en/your-government/find-out-what-government-doing/
Yukon support-yukon-businesses
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