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“Final Pivot” – COVID-19 Emergency Benefits expire October 23rd, replaced by targeted supports

October 22, 2021/in Blog, Coronavirus/by Financial Tech Tools

On Thursday, October 22nd, 2021 Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced the “final pivot in delivering the support needed to deliver a robust recovery.” This “Final Pivot” means several existing pandemic support programs for individuals and businesses will expire on October 23rd, 2021:

  • Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB)

  • Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy (CERS)

  • Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS)

In their place, the Federal Government announced:

  • The Tourism and Hospitality Recovery Program – provides support through the wage and rent subsidy programs, to hotels, tour operators, travel agencies, and restaurants, with a subsidy rate of up to 75%.

  • The Hardest-Hit Recovery Program – provides support through the wage and rent subsidy programs, would support other businesses that have faced deep losses, with a subsidy rate of up to 50%.

  • Canada Worker Lockdown Benefit – provides $300 a week to workers facing local lockdowns, including those not eligible for Employment Insurance. Anyone whose loss of income is due to their refusal to follow vaccination mandates will be excluded from accessing the aid.

Full details are in the links below:

READ THE FULL PRESS RELEASE
Read about the Canada Worker Lockdown benefit
READ ABOUT THE TARGETED BUSINESS PROGRAMS
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