Internet Resources
- Agriculture
- Exporting Resources
- Financing Resources
- Legal Resources
- Payroll and HRMS Outsourcing
- Women Entrepreneurs
Agriculture
George Morris Centre is an independent think tank for Canada's agri-food business. The web site offers Market Outlook Products and Conferences for the Canadian grains, oilseeds and livestock sectors as well as timely analysis of public agricultural policy.
4-H in Canada began in Roland, Manitoba in 1913 as a community-based organization dedicated to the growth and development of rural youth.
This government of Canada agriculture site has information on acts and regulations, co-operatives, databases, education, the environment, finances available and more of interest to Canada's agricultural sector.
eHARVEST is the leading portal site for agriculture. The searchable directory contains thousands of agri website links -- find what you want, quickly. It is devoted to helping current Internet users access relevant information more efficiently. Its easy to use and extensive search engine encourages both novice and expert users to quickly harvest the wealth of information that is available online.
Agricultural resources by province
From pork bellies to oil seed, these government sites offer direct and easy access to production reports, cash prices and futures for all major agricultural and livestock products in each Canadian province.
- Alberta - Daily updates on all Alberta markets.
- British Columbia
- Manitoba
- New Brunswick
- Newfoundland
- Nova Scotia
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec (French only)
- Saskatchewan
DFAIT: Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade
The DFAIT homepage is the centrepiece of Canadian government information on exporting. Of special interest to potential exporters is the International Business Development section and on-line WIN Exports Registration application form.
Northstar Trade Finance Inc. was created to support Canadian exporters by offering financing to credit worthy foreign buyers of eligible Canadian goods and Services.
Canada Small Business Financing Act: financing information can be found here about the Canada Small Business Financing Act (formerly the SBLA), a source of up to $500,000 for small businesses in Canada. The CSBFA provides for the sharing of loan losses, if any, between the lenders and the federal government. Borrowing amounts may not exceed $250,000, and only businesses with less than $5 million in revenue qualify.
CBSC offers a comprehensive list of programs available to small and medium-sized businesses from the Canadian government and its partners. The database can be accessed regionally, by industry sector, by business requirement, or by department/agency.
This is the Canadian government info page on patents and trademarks.
ADP Canada is the leading provider of Employer Services in Canada, providing a comprehensive range of payroll, human resources management systems and time & labour management solutions.
Research reports and analysis for women business owners.
Women's Business Directory, information on e-commerce, business and career opportunities and more for the Canadian business woman.
