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As of February 18th, health zone 4 (Edmunston) in New Brunswick has moved to the orange phase of recovery. All health zones in New Brunswick are currently in the orange phase.
Click here to view all the updated guidelines now in effect under the province's
COVID-19 Recovery Plan.
February 18th: Government of NB News Release
Click here to view Opportunities NB's "Guide for Businesses: Provincial and Federal Relief Measures".
Click here to view WorkSafeNB's "COVID-19: What You Need to Know".
Click here to view the Government of New Brunswick's COVID-19 General Information Page.
Worksafe NB: Embracing the New Normal *Updated*
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Latest Updates from the Government of New Brunswick
Government of New Brunswick Loans/Programs
Small Business Recovery Grant (ONB)
Eligible small businesses and employers in New Brunswick who have been impacted by COVID-19 are now able to apply for relief to the provincial government via a one-time grant.
For grant details and eligibility requirements, check out Opportunities New Brunswick's FAQs and
application checklist.
Apply for the NB Small Business Recovery Grant
Small Business Emergency Working Capital Support Program
For a list of all financial relief available to businesses in New Brunswick, click here.
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Updates from the Prime Minister of Canada
Government of Canada Loans/Business Relief Programs
Canada Emergency Response Benefit
*The CERB has ended, however, The CRA is continuing to accept and process retroactive applications until December 2, 2020.
Regional Relief and Recovery Fund
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Re-Opening & Recovery of New Brunswick - A Guide for Businesses & Organizations
To help facilitate the reopening process, The Saint John Region Chamber,
Chamber of Commerce Greater Moncton / Chambre de Commerce Grand Moncton. and the
Fredericton Chamber of Commerce, have published a Reopening and Recovery Guide for NB Businesses and Organizations.
Here is the link to the full guide: https://bit.ly/2Wv7fmQ
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Risk-informed decision-making during COVID-19 global outbreak is critical in your decision-making process. It is important for everyone to follow the advice of medical experts and elected officials in order to minimize the impact of this virus. We know that this situation will cause hardships for many, including our members. The Chamber will continuously advocate to representatives across all three levels of government on your behalf in order to mitigate the damage being done to the business community. Continue to check this page for the latest updates for businesses regarding the pandemic.