Trade and Business Support

Review current U.S. tariff measures, CUSMA exemptions and federal resources available to Canadian exporters through the Trade Commissioner Service’s tariff information page.

Use the Canada Tariff Finder to search tariffs for specific products and markets using a product description or Harmonized System code.

Review the Affected Products Guide to identify product categories that may be exposed to U.S. tariffs. Confirm product classifications with a customs broker or qualified trade professional.

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Canada–U.S. Trade Tracker provides current data and insights on trade flows, affected industries and changes in the trading relationship.

Canadian businesses importing tariffed goods may qualify for a waived tariff or refund in certain circumstances. Review Canada’s available tariff remission and relief programs.

Complete the Business Benefits Finder to receive a customized list of government funding, programs and support services.

The Regional Tariff Response Initiative supports eligible businesses and organizations affected by tariffs to improve productivity, strengthen supply chains and diversify markets.

The BDC Pivot to Grow Loan provides financing and advice to help eligible businesses manage tariff impacts, modernize operations and pursue new markets.

Export Development Canada helps Canadian businesses grow internationally through financing, credit insurance, market intelligence and export-risk management.

Farm Credit Canada’s Trade Disruption Customer Support Program offers financing options for eligible agriculture, agri-food and food-processing businesses affected by trade disruptions.

The Ontario Together Trade Fund supports eligible businesses investing in new markets, stronger supply chains and improved competitiveness.

The Protect Ontario Financing Program provides financing to qualifying businesses experiencing working-capital pressures caused by tariff-related disruptions.

The federal Strategic Response Fund supports large-scale projects that strengthen industrial capacity, supply-chain resilience and Canada’s long-term competitiveness.

The Ontario Made Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit is a refundable tax credit for eligible investments in manufacturing and processing buildings, machinery or equipment in Ontario.

The EI Work-Sharing Program helps employers and employees avoid layoffs when business activity temporarily declines for reasons beyond the employer’s control.

The Worker Retention Grant supports eligible employers participating in Work-Sharing agreements with funding for employee training and skills development.

Explore Canadian business directories to identify domestic suppliers, manufacturers, distributors and potential business partners.

The Startup Canada Tariff Toolkit provides practical guidance on tariffs, supply-chain risks, regulations and market-expansion strategies.

NGen ResilienceHQ provides Canadian manufacturers with information and tools to address trade disruption, supply-chain challenges and changing market conditions.

Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters offers trade information, training, advocacy and resources to strengthen productivity, supply chains and export readiness.

Connect with the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service for market intelligence, qualified contacts and guidance on expanding internationally.

Explore upcoming Government of Canada trade missions and events that help businesses investigate international markets and develop new relationships.

Find upcoming Ontario trade missions and export events, including international business-development opportunities and export seminars.

Use Canada’s Step-by-Step Guide to Exporting to assess export readiness, research markets and develop an export plan.

Learn about Canada’s international trade agreements and the preferential market access available to Canadian businesses.

Explore export support for Canadian agriculture and agri-food businesses managing trade disruptions or pursuing new markets.