Canada’s miners welcome government wage subsidy
Canada’s mining industry has welcomed broader support from the federal government for the mining industry as it navigates the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Federal wage subsidy well received by mining industry
The federal government’s wage subsidy will bring relief to mining companies and miners caught up in the pandemic crisis.
Miners to benefit as Canada extends wage subsidy to businesses of all sizes
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s extension of the wage subsidy to include businesses of all sizes has been welcomed, with the Mining Association of Canada (MAC) saying that it will provide much-needed support to the country’s mining industry.
Mining Association applauds 75% wage subsidy announced by Canadian government
The Mining Association of Canada issued a statement praising the federal government’s decision to include businesses of all sizes in its wage subsidy, a component of a package of reforms designed to help businesses keep workers employed as the economy transitions through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Government’s wage subsidy to bring relief to Canada’s mining companies
Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, has recently announced that the government will be extending the wage subsidy to include businesses of all sizes. This is a critical component of a package of reforms designed to help businesses keep workers employed as the economy transitions through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Government’s Wage Subsidy to Bring Relief to Canada’s Mining Companies and their Workers Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Today’s announcement by Prime Minister Trudeau, extending the wage subsidy to include businesses of all sizes, is a critical component of a package of reforms designed to help businesses keep workers employed as the economy transitions through the COVID-19 pandemic. As the employer of 626,000 individuals across Canada, accounting for one in every 30 jobs […]
‘Mines are shedding jobs and SME suppliers’
While Canada’s support for small businesses hit by the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic has been welcomed, Mining Association of Canada president and CEO Paul Gratton says the entire economy needs to be protected to allow the country to respond when the recovery starts.
We must protect the whole economy: MAC
Mining Association of Canada president and CEO Pierre Gratton said on the weekend the whole economy must be protected so there was the capacity to recover following the COVID-19 pandemic, agreeing the virus did not discriminate by business size.
Like a rapid-fire pre-budget season: Who wants what from Ottawa
The disruptive force of the coronavirus blew up Canada’s parliamentary calendar and wiped away the Trudeau government’s plan to release a spring budget at the end of the month.