This page outlines all of the relevant details of regular Employment Insurance (EI), which is a benefit for individuals who have lost employment through no fault of their own but who are available and actively looking for a job.
This page also identifies the changes that have been made due to COVID-19.
This page addresses the EI maternity and parental benefits available for people who are absent from work due to them being pregnant or recently giving birth, or parents who must take care of a new or newly adopted child.
This page also outlines the changes made to this benefit because of COVID-19.
This EI benefit is intended to provide sickness, maternity, parental, caregiving, and regular EI benefits to self-employed fishers who are seeking work.
This page outlines the details of this benefit along with the changes due to COVID-19.
This document reveals the COVID-19 Emergency Loan Program developed by the Government of Canada in order to provide financial assistance to Canadians who are abroad in their efforts to return home or to find a place to stay while making arrangements to return.
This page includes the eligibility criteria, the details of the loan, how to apply, and how to repay the loan.
This page discusses the details of the three types of the EI caregiving benefit, which is intended for those who must take time away from work to support an ill or injured person and how COVID-19 has impacted this benefit.
This page identifies the details of Employment Insurance benefits and how this benefit has been altered to accommodate COVID-19.
This page outlines what the benefit provides, the qualifications, how much money a recipient can receive, how to apply, and steps to take once you’ve applied.
This document outlines the public health guidance for essential retailers who continue to provide their services throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
It includes ways for employers and employees to prevent and limit the spread of COVID-19 including discouraging sick people from entering the workplace, promoting healthy practices, modifying typical practices to accommodate public health measures, improving cleaning/disinfecting, supporting mental health, and more.
This guidance document by Public Safety Canada was created to help provinces, territories, municipalities, and Indigenous communities protect the population by identifying essential services and functions that must continue to operate through COVID-19.
This document provides a thorough list of services that should remain in operation to ensure the health, safety, and economic well-being of Canadians during the pandemic.
This page outlines the measures part of the COVID-19 Economic Response Plan implemented by the Government of Canada up until December 14, 2020.
This page gives a detailed outline of the money spent by the Government of Canada to protect health and safety, support individuals, support businesses, support specific sectors, tax support, and other liquidity and capital support during COVID-19.