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Tariffs

Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ businesses are facing increasing uncertainty as the U.S. considers new tariffs on Canadian goods.

At CGLCC, we’re committed to helping entrepreneurs navigate these challenges with resources, programs, and expert insights. Whether you need support in mitigating tariff impacts, exploring new global trade opportunities, or accessing mental health services, our tools and initiatives will help you adapt and thrive.

Explore the links below to stay informed and ensure your business remains competitive in an evolving trade landscape. 

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CGLCC Resources

Our Global Program offers domestic and international trade missions, export readiness programs, and additional services to help your business thrive in a global market. 

CGLCC regularly holds events including roundtable discussions on the impacts of tariffs and presentations from business leaders. Check our calendar for details. 

CGLCC’s Supplier Diversity program offers opportunities for 2SLGBTQI+-owned businesses to thrive domestically and globally. Certification is internationally recognized.

Our 2SLGBTQI+ Mental Health Initiative provides free mental health counselling services to 2SLGBTQI+ entrepreneurs. Learn more about the services we offer. 


Tariffs and Your Business


Global Trade Opportunities

  • The Trade Commissioner Service offers information about global diversification and other opportunities to help your business succeed. 
  • The Business Development Bank of Canada offers information on market penetration, market development, product development, and diversification to help your business navigate the uncertainty around tariffs. 
  • Export Development Canada offers a webinar on key markets and strategies to help your business grow internationally while managing risks. 

U.S. and Your Business

  • The Trade Commissioner Service offers tools and programs to navigate regulations and grow your business in the U.S.
  • The Business Development Bank of Canada answers frequently asked questions about exporting to the U.S.