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Federal funding helps Saskatchewan Manufacturers respond to U.S. Tariffs
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (445+ words) Saskatchewan agricultural manufacturers are among six companies sharing $5.3 million in federal funding aimed at helping businesses adjust to ongoing trade disruptions. The funding is being delivered through the Regional Tariff Response Initiative. The Government of Canada says the investments will…...
Ottawa announces $11.6M to help Saskatoon businesses respond to U.S. tariffs
1+ week, 10+ hour ago (389+ words) The federal government is providing $11.6 million for 10 projects led by eight Saskatoon-based organizations as businesses contend with increased costs and uncertainty linked to U.S. tariffs. The funding is being delivered through Prairies Economic Development Canada’s Regional Tariff Response Initiative and is…...
Export Development Canada expands tariff support program for Canadian businesses
1+ week, 6+ day ago (429+ words) Export Development Canada is expanding its Trade Impact Program as Canadian exporters continue to face tariffs and uncertainty in international markets. The Crown corporation says changes taking effect Sept. 1 will allow more businesses, including small- and medium-sized exporters, to qualify…...