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Alberta’s small businesses face rising taxes, high costs, and growing pressures. Discover CFIB’s plan to cut taxes, ease burdens, and restore Alberta’s competitive edge.

Small businesses in Newfoundland and Labrador pay Canada’s highest insurance tax at 15%, six points higher than Québec and far above provinces that charge none. Removing this Retail Sales Tax would ...

CFIB welcomes today’s announcement by Prime Minister Carney to significantly reduce tolls on the Confederation Bridge and regional ferry routes.

St. John’s, July 28, 2025 – The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is calling on all party leaders in Newfoundland and Labrador to put the priorities of small and medium-sized ...

Confederation Bridge tolls drop to $20 on August 1, cutting costs for small businesses and boosting Atlantic Canada’s economy.

Small business owners in BC are facing rising payroll costs due to mandatory paid sick days. Learn how CFIB is pushing for gradual accrual, fair sick note rules, and financial relief to help employers ...

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À Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador (T.-N.-L.), Gouvernement numérique et Service TNL ainsi que WorkplaceNL (en anglais seulement) sont responsables de la législation sur la santé et la sécurité au travail (SST ...

Introduction 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 ...

Small independent businesses play an undeniable role in contributing to Canadian economies, including by adding to the vibrancy of the local areas they operate in. They provide employment ...

CFIB launches a new education program to help business owners improve their cybersecurity Toronto, December 8, 2022 – Nearly half of small businesses (45%) have experienced a random cyberattack in the ...