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Partners and Affiliations

Canadian Federation Of Independent Business (CFIB)

http://www.cfib.ca
CFIB has been a big voice for small businesses for over 35 years with 105,000 members nationwide in every sector. Taking our direction from CFIB Members, through regular surveys, we lobby for small- and medium-sized businesses at the federal, provincial and local levels of government.

Canadian Youth Business Foundation (CYBF)

http://www.cybf.ca
CYBF is a national charity dedicated to championing tomorrow’s entrepreneurial nation builders. Why? Because our future depends on creating new businesses: to fill the economic gap that is created as many small business owners retire, drive innovation, create jobs and support Canada’s overall economic prosperity. This is particularly important as 71% of small business owners will retire within 10 years, with 41% retiring within the next 5 years.

These conditions are covered by a Critical Insurance Policy*

Heart Attack
Bypass Surgery
Multiple Sclerosis
Cancer
Alzheimer's Disease
Kidney Failure
Parkinson's

Click here for full list of conditions.

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Rick B.
Self Employed

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Geogina G.
Small Business Owner of a Wig Store.

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Single Mom.