According to CBC News, some small business owners are being left out of Manitoba’s financial relief program.
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Province launches new grant for businesses affected by COVID-19
The province of Manitoba says it is offering up $250 million to protect Manitoba businesses hit hard by COVID-19.
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COVID Alert app makes its way to Manitoba
An app created by the Federal Government that helps trace possible COVID-19 exposures is now available in Manitoba.
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CRB: What you need to know
The Federal Government’s Canadian Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) program ran out on Oct. 3, but Canadians who are out of work because of COVID-19 still have an option to receive $2,000 per month while they are unemployed.
Federal Government launches Black Entrepreneurship Program
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How an entrepreneur with disabilities grew her Dog Nerd business in Manitoba
Our client, Lisa Hazelwood, and her business Dog Nerd were recently featured by Western Economic Diversification Canada on her success coming through the Entrepreneurs with Disabilities-Winnipeg program!
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New information on EI/CERB Benefits
Changes to EI/CERB benefits are coming into effect in late September, according to a CBC News article written by Richa Syal.
The federal government recently extended CERB to Sept. 27, 2020, and says all those who received it through Service Canada will be automatically transitioned to EI benefits.
Those who receive CERB through the Canada Revenue Agency will have to apply for EI through Service Canada.
Among other changes reported by Syal, people who are not eligible for EI but are in need of other income support can apply for the following benefits in October:
- The Canada Recovery Benefit – $400 a week for up to 26 weeks for workers who are self-employed and can’t return to work
- The Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit – $500 per week for up to two weeks for workers who are ill or must self-isolate due to COVID-19
- The Canada Recovery Caregiving Benefit – $500 per week for up to 26 weeks for people unable to work because they care for a child under 12 or have a child whose school or other day program facility is closed due to COVID-19
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EDP-Winnipeg dedicated to safety during pandemic
Entrepreneurs with Disabilities Program – Winnipeg, and its parent company, Equal Opportunities West, are dedicated to providing a safe and healthy workplace for all of our staff and clients.
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