RT @CFIBNL: Small businesses in Newfoundland and Labrador still pay a 15% tax on their insurance, the highest rate in Canada!. This Retail….

Our thoughts are with everyone throughout Newfoundland and Labrador impacted by the wildfires. CFIB is inspired by the resilience of local business owners and the many individuals working tirelessly to help their communities through this difficult time. Stay safe.

Newfoundland and Labrador Wildfire Support.

Canadian Wildfire Support for Small Businesses.

CFIB statement on Canada Post workers rejecting final offer

CFIB statement on hike in U.S. tariffs.

Small businesses in Newfoundland and Labrador still pay a 15% tax on their insurance, the highest rate in Canada!. This Retail Sales Tax in Newfoundland and Labrador Needs to Go!. Sign the Petition! . ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

RT @CFIB: Good to be working with the Canadian Medical Association on ways to lower the paperwork burden on physicians and their offices. P….

RT @cfibpe: Today is the day ! #freethebridge

RT @CFIB: The hike in US tariffs to 35% will harm small businesses on both sides of the border. The fentanyl rationale is even more ridicul….

RT @SeoRhinYoo: 📢Canadian physicians: We want to hear from you!. @CMA_Docs and @CFIBNews are working together on a national survey to ident….

RT @CFIBNews: Just hired your first employee and don’t what to do next? 🤔  Don’t worry, we’ve got the steps outlined just for you!   . Visi….

RT @CFIB: New CFIB data shows that most Canadian small businesses have had to fully pay or share the cost of US tariffs in order to keep th….

RT @cfibpe: Encouraging to see PEI & NB sign an MOU on reducing trade barriers. But a patchwork of non-binding deals adds complexity. Can….

Small businesses in Newfoundland and Labrador still pay a 15% tax on their insurance, the highest rate in Canada!. This Retail Sales Tax in Newfoundland and Labrador Needs to Go!.

Small Canadian exporters are covering cost of U.S. tariffs. CFIB urges government to release retaliatory tariff revenue to support small firms if trade deal not reached by Friday.

CFIB applauds Ottawa’s move to cut bridge & ferry tolls: Relief at last for Atlantic entrepreneurs

NL small businesses urge party leaders to tackle rising costs with real solutions ahead of 2025 provincial election

RT @CFIB: Good to be in St. John’s today to meet with ⁦@PremierofNL⁩ John Hogan. Jonathan and I raised small business views on interprovinc….

The Canadian economy is expected to see negative growth in Q2 and Q3 of 2025, finds the latest Main Street Quarterly report by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).