Promise History
3.03.66 - “This [transitional support] plan builds on previous support that the Liberal government introduced during the pandemic, including […] [p]roviding additional support to businesses that were forced to close due to public health guidelines”
12-May-2023
As the global health emergency ended on May 5, 2023 (see reference), this situation does not affect the verdict of the promise.
« Alors qu’il ne reste plus que quelques semaines avant que la Chambre des communes ne se retire pour l’été, le 23 juin prochain, la FCEI demande au gouvernement fédéral de reporter la date de remboursement des prêts du CUEC jusqu’en décembre 2025 ou au moins 2024, d’envisager l’augmentation de la portion subvention et de mettre en place un processus d’appel pour les bénéficiaires des prêts du CUEC qui sont maintenant jugés inadmissibles. « Il n’est pas trop tard pour qu’Ottawa agisse, appuie Jasmin Guénette. En raison de l’incertitude économique et du niveau élevé d’endettement, l’obligation de rembourser les prêts du CUEC d’ici la fin de l’année 2023 pourrait forcer de nombreuses entreprises à jeter l’éponge. »
Prêts COVID : les PME demandent un délai pour rembourser-HRImag
13-Oct-2022
Since the pandemic is over, there is no longer a need to keep the Transitional Support Plan grants open. Therefore, this promise remains carried out even though the grants are closed.
“The CRA administered COVID-19 wage and rent subsidies to temporarily support wage and rent expenses for certain businesses, charities, and non-profits in Canada between March 15, 2020, and May 7, 2022. // As of November 4, 2022, you can no longer apply for these subsidies”
COVID-19 wage and rent subsidies for businesses-Business and industry
11-Apr-2022
“As a business, charity, or non-profit in Canada who has faced deep losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you may be eligible for a wage subsidy, a rent subsidy, or both through the HHBRP”
Hardest-Hit Business Recovery Program (HHBRP)
07-Apr-2022
“With the onset of the pandemic, workers and businesses in the tourism industry felt the full impact of public health measures and border closures. To date, the tourism and hospitality sector received an estimated $23 billion in support through the federal government’s emergency programs. The Tourism and Hospitality Recovery Program, which is available until May 2022, was introduced to provide support through wage and rent subsidies to organizations in the tourism and hospitality sectors”
31-Mar-2022
“Qualifying public health restriction means that // You or your non-arm’s-length tenant had one or more qualifying properties that was subject to a public health restriction for at least 7 days in the claim period you are applying for”
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