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Extending CEBA deadline would help marginalized businesses, groups say

Businesses that repay their loans by Dec. 31 will have either $10,000 or $20,000 forgiven, depending on the size of the loan, but as of Jan. 1, no amount will be forgiven, and interest will begin to accrue at the rate of 5 per cent

City ofUnited kingdomAnita agrawalNancy wilsonChrystia freelandFrances delsolLiliana camachoKatherine cuplinskasCanadian women chamberBetter way allianceLondon chamberCanada emergency business accountBest bargains jewelleryBetter wayStatistics canadaBlack business

Extending CEBA deadline would help marginalized businesses, groups say

Businesses that repay their loans by Dec. 31 will have either $10,000 or $20,000 forgiven, depending on the size of the loan, but as of Jan. 1, no amount will be forgiven, and interest will begin to accrue at the rate of 5 per cent

City ofUnited kingdomNancy wilsonYader guzmanFrances delsolAnita agrawalLiliana camachoChrystia freelandKatherine cuplinskasBetter way allianceCanadian women chamberLondon chamberBest bargainsLog increate freeCanada emergency business accountBest bargains jewellery

Extending CEBA deadline would help marginalized businesses, groups say

Businesses that repay their loans by Dec. 31 will have either $10,000 or $20,000 forgiven, depending on the size of the loan, but as of Jan. 1, no amount will be forgiven, and interest will begin to accrue at the rate of 5 per cent

City ofUnited kingdomChrystia freelandFrances delsolLiliana camachoNancy wilsonAnita agrawalKatherine cuplinskasCanadian women chamberBetter way allianceLondon chamberCanada emergency business accountBest bargains jewelleryBetter wayStatistics canadaBlack business

Extending CEBA deadline would help marginalized businesses, groups say

Businesses that repay their loans by Dec. 31 will have either $10,000 or $20,000 forgiven, depending on the size of the loan, but as of Jan. 1, no amount will be forgiven, and interest will begin to accrue at the rate of 5 per cent

City ofUnited kingdomKatherine cuplinskasNancy wilsonAnita agrawalChrystia freelandLiliana camachoFrances delsolLondon chamberCanadian women chamberBetter way allianceCanada emergency business accountBest bargains jewelleryBetter wayStatistics canadaBlack business

Extending CEBA deadline would help marginalized businesses, groups say

Businesses that repay their loans by Dec. 31 will have either $10,000 or $20,000 forgiven, depending on the size of the loan, but as of Jan. 1, no amount will be forgiven, and interest will begin to accrue at the rate of 5 per cent

City ofUnited kingdomAnita agrawalNancy wilsonFrances delsolLiliana camachoChrystia freelandKatherine cuplinskasLondon chamberCanadian women chamberBetter way allianceCanada emergency business accountBest bargains jewelleryBetter wayStatistics canadaBlack business

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