COVID-19爆发期间政府补助

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Mar .18

[size=1.231em]10:30 a.m.: $82 billion in COVID-19 support for Canadians

[size=1.231em]Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced $82 billion in funds to help support Canadians during the COVID-19 outbreak, this includes $27 billion in direct support to workers and businesses and $55 billion to meet liquidity needs through tax deferrals. This represents more than three-per cent of Canada’s GDP.

[size=1.231em]“This is a time where you should be focused your health and that of your neighbours,” Trudeau said. “Not whether you’re going to lose your job.”

[size=1.231em]These measures that will be implemented include:

• [size=1em]An emergency care benefit that will provide money every two weeks to workers who have to stay home, to self-isolate, quarantine or have to take care of a family member who has COVID-19, and are not eligible for EI. It will continue for 14 weeks in an amount comparable to EI.
• [size=1em]A COVID-19 emergency support benefit for the self-employed who have to close shop, or if you lose your job and are not eligible for EI.
• [size=1em]Temporary wage subsidy to businesses equal to 10 per cent of salary for three months, to urge companies to keep staff on the payroll and protect jobs.
  
  

[size=16.003px]资料来源：https://ca.yahoo.com/news/coronavirus-covid19-canada-latest-updates-190048955.html