Ont. Government Expands Protections For Businesses

Ontario Government Expanding Tariff Support Program Eligibility

ONTARIO-In response to the United States government’s latest import ban on Canadian alcohol, dairy products and motorcycles, the Ontario government is expanding eligibility under the Protect Ontario Financing Program (POFP) to these sectors to protect impacted workers and businesses. The POFP continues to support businesses still subject to existing section 232 tariffs on steel, aluminum, copper and […]

Ont. Government Expands Protections For Businesses

TORONTO — In response to the United States government’s latest import ban on Canadian alcohol, dairy products and motorcycles, the Ontario government says it is expanding eligibility under the Protect Ontario Financing Program (POFP) to these sectors to protect impacted workers and businesses. The expansion reflects the government’s attempts at ensuring businesses are equipped with the capital support needed to withstand mounting operational pre…

Ontario expands financial support for businesses hit by new U.S. import bans

The Ontario government is expanding eligibility under the Protect Ontario Financing Program to cover alcohol, dairy and motorcycle sectors, in response to the United States government’s latest import ban on those Canadian goods. The province says the expansion reflects its adaptive approach to ongoing U.S. trade actions, aiming to give businesses the capital support needed […]

Ontario - Government Protecting Workers and Businesses From Latest U.S. Trade Actions

In response to the United States government's latest import ban on Canadian alcohol, dairy products and motorcycles, the Ontario government is expanding eligibility under the Protect Ontario Finan. . .

Ontario Protecting Workers and Businesses From Latest U.S. Trade Actions - Today's Northumberland - Your Source For What's Happening Locally and Beyond

Expanded support program eligibility will help keep workers on the job in impacted sectors  In response to the United States government’s latest im