Monthly Communication Report

Organization:	Co-operatives and Mutuals Canada/Coopératives et mutuelles Canada
Associated registration:	959286-330106-26
Communication date:	2024-11-26
Posted date:	2024-12-15

Designated Public Office Holders who participated in the communication:	Yasir Naqvi, Member of Parliament House of Commons Fazal Musa, Legislative Assistant Office of MP Yasir Naqvi, House of Commons
List of Details Subject matter Detail Budget, Economic Development, Industry, Small Business, Taxation and Finance Carbon Rebate for Small Business - Ensuring that co-operatives and credit unions are qualify, as they are currently excluded. Economic Development, Employment and Training, Regional Development, Small Business Educating Parliamentarians and public servants on the co-operative model, the advantages and challenges faced by co-ops. Lack of awareness causes oversight and issues in programs and policies, when co-operatives should have access to the Business support and other programs offered by, or supported by, the government. Economic Development, Regional Development, Small Business Ensuring increased support to co-operatives and social enterpries, as underserved business models, by the BDC. As per the recent Legislative Review, co-operatives are significantly underserved by the BDC. Budget, Economic Development, Regional Development, Research and Development, Small Business Establishing a Canadian Co-operative Capacity Building Program (CCBP) equipped with federal funding to help co-operatives either start up, scale up, gain skills and expertise, and or prepare for their next steps. Budget, Economic Development, Regional Development, Small Business, Taxation and Finance Promoting Business Conversions to Co-operatives as a means of safeguarding jobs and economic drivers in communities Agriculture, Budget, Taxation and Finance To promote the renewal of the Tax-deferred Co-operative Share Program to help agricultural co-operatives meet their capitalization needs and remain a viable option for agribusinesses while allowing Canadian co-operatives to be stronger in the face of international competitors.
Responsible Officer who filed this communication report:	Daniel Brunette
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