Timely information about Canadian trade diversification, tariff relief, government funding, export development and programs helping Canadian businesses reach new markets.
Prince Edward Island businesses affected by U.S. tariffs and changing trade conditions have a new source of support. The PEI Tariff Impact Relief Fund is now open, offering eligible businesses up to $50,000 in conditionally non-repayable funding, covering as much as 50% of eligible project costs. Of particular interest to manufacturers, the program can support […]
Read More… from New PEI Tariff Relief Fund Opens — Up to $50,000 for Business Diversification
CONFIRMED — NEW FUNDING ANNOUNCEMENTDate: August 31, 2026Program: Regional Tariff Response Initiative — FedDev OntarioFunding announced: More than $12.5 millionRecipients: Nine Hamilton-area manufacturers/businesses FedDev Ontario announced more than $12.5 million in repayable RTRI investments to nine Hamilton-area companies responding to tariff pressures. The projects are particularly relevant to the sectors Picturethis3D is tracking because the […]
CONFIRMED CURRENT TERMS — Government page updated August 28 Quebec has updated its tariff-response guidance and is directing smaller affected businesses to the PAUPME – Tarifs douaniers program. Eligible businesses generally need $200,000–$2 million in annual revenue, at least 25% of 2024 revenue directly or indirectly from U.S. exports, and either an actual or projected […]
Read More… from Quebec — tariff-support terms consolidated and updated
CONFIRMED — Applications open September 3, 2026 at 11:30 am ADT PEI has created a temporary Tariff Impact Relief Fund providing conditionally non-repayable grants covering up to 50% of eligible project costs, to a maximum of $50,000. It is expected to remain open until March 31, 2027, subject to available funding. Applications are assessed first-come, […]
Read More… from Prince Edward Island — new Tariff Impact Relief Fund
CONFIRMED — Effective September 8, 2026 On August 28, the Government of Canada confirmed that new counter-tariffs will apply to $27.6 billion of U.S. imports beginning September 8. The rates will mirror applicable U.S. tariffs at 15%, 25% or 50%. Critically for the Picturethis3D ecosystem, furniture is specifically listed among goods subject to a 50% […]
Read More… from Canadian counter-tariffs: furniture 50%; certain appliances 25%.
The Global Buyers Mission, taking place September 10–12 in Whistler, will connect Canadian value-added wood-product manufacturers with international buyers and industry partners. Supported by Canada’s Trade Commissioner Service, the event is particularly relevant to furniture, cabinetry, building products and interior products. WHY IT MATTERS: The event brings together precisely the manufacturers and international buyers that […]
Read More… from Global Buyers Mission Creates Immediate Export Opportunity
PacifiCan is investing more than $10 million in 12 Lower Mainland businesses and organizations to support technology adoption, productivity, stronger supply chains and development of new markets.
[…]
Read More… from $10M+ Invested in B.C. Businesses Responding to Trade Disruption
Export Development Canada expanded its Trade Impact Program, after deploying almost $3 billion to date. The program provides financing and insurance intended to help Canadian exporters strengthen cash flow and supply chains, improve productivity and diversify into new markets. WHY IT MATTERS: Canadian manufacturers receiving financing to diversify internationally will also need practical ways to […]
Read More… from Export Development Canada Expands Trade Impact Program
Following the breakdown of Canada–U.S. negotiations, Canada announced additional counter-tariffs taking effect September 8, 2026. Product categories include 50% tariffs on furniture and 25% tariffs on appliances, alongside other affected goods. Ottawa simultaneously announced approximately $7.5 billion in additional business and diversification support, including expanded tariff-response funding, BDC liquidity and the Canada Strong Diversification Fund. […]
Read More… from Canada Announces Counter-Tariffs and $7.5B Business Support Package
519-242-0690
