How does the New Brunswick 2026-27 budget impact small businesses?
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Louis-Philippe Gauthier. Vice-President, Atlantic | @CFIBAtlantic | In business for your business / En affaires pour vos affaires
New Brunswick, Canada Katılım Ekim 2010
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Budget day in New Brunswick.
CFIB members will have an update after 1 PM in the member portal.
If you’re not a member already, why not join? Visit cfib-fcei.ca/en-ca/en/site/…
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Succession planning is one of the most important decisions a business owner will make, yet many leave it too late. CFIB, in collaboration with People Corporation, launched Succession Start to help you understand your options and plan your transition with confidence. Whether you are considering passing the business to family, a management buyout, or a third-party sale, starting early gives you more control and protects the value you have built.
Learn More: hubs.li/Q046mR2K0
#SmallBusiness #SuccessionPlanning #Entrepreneurship
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ICYMI: Small business owners dreading next session of New Brunswick Legislative Assembly
➡️Property tax reform: Will government add costs to small businesses?
➡️Will the province provide business with additional reinvestment opportunity?
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I want to thank Hon. Jean-Claude D'Amours, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, for the discussions and exchanges yesterday. Looking forward to New Brunswick continuing it’s work on removing trade barriers.
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Je tiens à remercier l’honorable Jean-Claude D’Amours, ministre des Affaires intergouvernementales, pour les discussions et les échanges d’hier. Au plaisir de voir le Nouveau-Brunswick poursuivre son travail visant à éliminer les barrières commerciales.
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Small businesses call for stronger domestic energy supply amid global uncertainty
➡️An overwhelming majority (90%) of small businesses say governments should prioritize increasing Canada’s energy production and capacity to better support the economy and ensure businesses have reliable access to the energy they need to operate.
cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/small…
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More than 1.3 million temporary work permits set to expire by the end of 2026, leaving small businesses scrambling cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/more-…
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New blog: Tariffs from the US-Canada trade war hit struggling small biz hardest — raising expenses, cutting profits, and increasing debt. ~1 in 3 took on more debt in 2025. Our analysis shows why broad tax relief is key to restoring stability. Read more: cfib-fcei.ca/en/research-ec…
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One year into the trade war..
➡️half of Canadian small businesses no longer feel the U.S. is a reliable trading partner
➡️75% of small businesses say the tariff fight has strained their relationships with U.S. partners or clients, up sharply from 49% in March 2025
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I would like to thank the Minister of Finance Rene Legacy and the Minister of Small Business Hon. Luke Randall for listening to the concerns and recommendations of the 3,900 members of the CFIB in New Brunswick during our meeting.
➡️The recommendations are clear, whether it be the budget or the next legislative session.
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Patchwork approach threatens Canada’s internal trade progress
2025 was a breakthrough year for internal trade but..
The next six to 12 months will be critical for determining whether the momentum achieved translates into durable, nationwide alignment.
See 👇cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/patch…
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With declining small business creation and a major wave of business successions ahead, employee ownership is a model we need to support. CFIB is happy to join other business groups in calling for action. linkedin.com/posts/employee…
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Déclaration de la FCEI concernant la fermeture du pont Centennial à Miramichi
➡️La FCEI continue d’exhorter le gouvernement à prévoir, dans ses prochains budgets, un fonds de contingence pour indemniser les entreprises touchées par la fermeture
➡️Il ne s’agit pas d’un nouveau projet. La FCEI n’est au courant d’aucun argument raisonnable pouvant justifier que les propriétaires d’entreprise assument les répercussions financières découlant des mauvaises décisions et du manque de planification de gouvernements successifs au cours de la dernière décennie.
Voir
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CFIB statement on the closure of the Centennial Bridge in Miramichi
➡️CFIB continues to urge government to establish a contingency fund in its upcoming budgets to compensate businesses
➡️This is not a new project. CFIB is not aware of any reasonable argument that could justify business owners taking on the financial impacts of poor decisions and planning by successive governments over the last decade
cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/cfib-…
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Small businesses warn Holt Liberals not to let cities jack their taxes tj.news/new-brunswick/…
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Over 2,100 New Brunswick small businesses warn province: Don’t give municipalities additional taxation powers
The petition urges the provincial government to:
➡️Maintain the fixed multiplier for commercial properties;
➡️Amend legislation to ensure municipalities can only apply a commercial multiplier of 1.5 or lower;
➡️Develop a plan to gradually reduce the multiplier to 1.0 over time;
➡️Fully vacate provincial property taxation.
Read more 👇
cfib-fcei.ca/en/media/over-…
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Thank you to Minister of Local Government, Aaron Kennedy, for the opportunity to discuss New Brunswick #CFIB member priorities last week.
➡️Property Tax Reform and its potential impacts on SMEs was the topic.
➡️Presented over 2,100 signed petitions from business owners across the province
Looking forward to the next legislative session.
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Thank you to the opposition for the opportunity to present New Brunswick #CFIB member priorities during their caucus meeting last week.
➡️Property Tax Reform and it’s potential impacts on SMEs
➡️Small Business Taxes
➡️Construction mitigation #CentennialBridge
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