CFIB Manitoba retweeted
💳Lower interchange fees could mean thousands in annual savings for more small businesses. But Visa and Mastercard are raising other fees, potentially clawing back some of those savings. Small businesses need real relief, not new fees that eat into it.
cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/visa-l…
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La Parfumerie’s situation is about more than one business. It highlights a broader issue with municipal policy: not every small business operates in the same way, so a one-size-fits-all approach to zoning doesn’t always work. ctvnews.ca/winnipeg/article/…
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
🎙️A perfect case showing how municipal red tape can have very real consequences for small firms.
La Parfumerie is just one example of why municipal rules should consider the size, nature & actual impact of a business. I joined @CBCManitoba to discuss. youtube.com/watch?v=HtFeWERK…
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
🎙️ About to join @CBCManitoba to discuss municipal red tape and what Winnipeg business owners hope to see from candidates in the upcoming municipal elections.
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Now that ballots are set ahead of the civic election next month -- it's up to Winnipeggers to decide what candidates best align with their top priorities. Global's Teagan Rasche spoke to business leaders to find out what they need to thrive over the next 4 years.
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
Winnipeg received a failing grade in the CFIB’s first Canada Municipal Report Card, citing significant room for improvement in business friendliness, regulatory burden, and cost burden despite fair property tax bit.ly/4AKocw2
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1 in 2 small business owners say they’d advise against starting a business right now. “Small business owners have spent years navigating rising costs & now the tariff war is piling fresh uncertainty & added costs on top of already weak consumer demand & low business confidence.”
Only 18 per cent of small business owners advise starting a business today, said the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. Read on financialpost.com/entreprene…
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
About to join @halanderson on @680CJOB to discuss what Manitoba’s small business owners want to see from candidates heading into this fall’s municipal elections.
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
MB's latest announcement is good news for the Port of Churchill, but why stop there?
CFIB has long called for the PST to be removed from ALL capital investments, especially for SMEs, which make up 99% of all firms in Manitoba.
If Manitoba is truly open for business, let’s level the playing field & give all firms the incentive to invest, grow & strengthen the economy! 💪ctvnews.ca/canada/article/ma…
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
🚨 CFIB statement on Canada’s tariff relief measures. cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/cfib-s…
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🚨Winnipeg restaurants are facing a tough environment, with rising costs, crime, staffing shortages and intense competition putting pressure on already-thin margins.
Manitoba can help level the playing field by expanding its grocery PST exemption to restaurant meals—something CFIB has been calling for.
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
Manitoba businesses are bracing for tariffs as the trade deadline looms. The latest round of tariffs has a long list of items, from hockey sticks to honey. Toni De Guzman spoke with a beekeeper about the buzzing uncertainty in the community.
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
📄2 in 5 Canadian exporters say their products could be hit by proposed 50% U.S. tariffs on some CUSMA-compliant goods. The impact could be devastating. Among those affected, 77% expect revenues to fall & 35% expect a drop of at least 50%. Read CFIB’s new research ⬇️cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/new-50…
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
🚨 Small and medium-sized businesses warn of ‘entrepreneurial drought’ crisis. CFIB continues to advocate for a reduction in the small business tax rate.
hilltimes.com/2026/08/10/ent… via @thehilltimes
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
📺WATCH: CFIB's research has consistently found that labour shortages remain a major challenge for small businesses, particularly in rural and remote communities. The Temporary Foreign Worker Program plays an important role in filling persistent vacancies.
Dan Kelly, President of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB), issued the following statement in response to the implementation of Canada-wide direct-to-consumer (DTC) alcohol sales agreement: hubs.li/Q04qcSGF0
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
🚨⛽️CFIB: Fuel prices are hitting small businesses where it hurts - costs and demand. Read our latest InsightBiz Blog ➡️ cfib-fcei.ca/en/research-eco…
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
🔧Running a business can be hard enough, your tools shouldn't make it harder! That's why CFIB has partnered with @Square to help you simplify operations with one platform. Plus, members can get up to $3K in free Square hardware & custom rates. Learn more: hubs.li/Q04nFvc50
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
🍗“Business groups, including Restaurants Canada and the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, want the policy expanded, saying the rule puts restaurants at a disadvantage.” cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/…
CFIB Manitoba retweeted
📉Canada’s 57% collapse: The missing entrepreneurs behind our growth crisis via @TheHubCanada. "The CFIB now describes this as an 'entrepreneurial drought,' pointing to more businesses closing than opening in Canada." thehub.ca/2026/06/24/canadas…








