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Resources for Canadian Resiliency and Competitiveness

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NCFA | March 4, 2025

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Resources for Canadian SME Businesses to Improve Resiliency and Competitiveness

In the face of economic uncertainty and the challenges posed by tariffs and trade tensions, Canadian businesses must adapt, innovate, and strengthen their resilience. The National Crowdfunding & Fintech Association (NCFA) is committed to equipping entrepreneurs, small businesses, industry leaders and individuals with the tools, strategies, and insights to build and improve resiliency and competitiveness.

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This resource hub provides access to expert guides, financial strategies, actionable frameworks and insights to help you stay competitive and sustainable. Whether you need support in managing cash flow, re-evaluating supply chains, or understanding new trade regulations, our curated growing list of select resources to keep you informed and prepared.

1. A Guide for Canadian Businesses on Tariffs and Trade Challenges – Weathering the Storm

This guide is packed with practical steps to help small and medium-sized businesses in Canada deal with the impact of tariffs and trade uncertainty. It covers ways to manage cash flow, adjust pricing, strengthen supply chains, and improve operations to stay competitive. The strategies are designed to be easy to apply and cost-effective, helping businesses adapt and thrive in a changing trade environment.

🔷Source: TRBOT World Trade Centre
📖 Length:  32 pages
🔗Download Here: Weathering the Storm Guide (32 pages)


2. A Blueprint for Canada’s Economic Future – Complacency to Competitiveness

This report looks at the challenges holding back Canada’s economy and lays out steps to boost competitiveness. It focuses on improving tax policies, expanding trade beyond the U.S., and making smart investments in infrastructure and talent. The goal is to help businesses and policymakers create a stronger, more resilient economy for the future.

🔷Source: Toronto Region Board of Trade
📖 Length:  12 pages
🔗Download Here: Complacency to Competitiveness Report


3. How Businesses Can Handle Tariffs and Trade Policies

This guide explains four key ways businesses can deal with tariffs and trade restrictions. It walks through how to figure out where your company might be affected, how to adjust your pricing, and how to change your supply chain if needed. It also looks at the bigger picture, including how tariffs could impact your suppliers and what to do to stay ahead of competitors who might be facing the same issues.

🔷 Source: Oliver Wyman
📖 Length: 5-minute read
🔗 Read Here: Four Ways to Navigate Tariffs and Trade Policies


4. Fintech Companies That Are Changing How Businesses Handle Trade

Many businesses struggle with the high costs and complex processes of international trade. This article introduces six fintech companies that are creating digital solutions to make trade easier. These companies help businesses track payments, manage their cash flow, and reduce paperwork when trading across borders. Some of them are also working with banks to make financing more accessible for small and medium-sized businesses that need better payment options for global trade.

🔷 Source: Trade Finance Global
📖 Length: 7-minute read
🔗 Read Here: 6 Interesting Trade Finance Fintechs and What They Are Doing

This is a growing list.  Be sure to check again in the future if looking for helpful resources!


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