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Agricultural Flexibility Fund
The Agricultural Flexibility Fund (AgriFlexibility) is a five year (2009-2014) program that seeks to improve the agricultural sector's competitiveness and help it adapt to pressures in a global marketplace.
Major economic projects are an important source of development and job creation in all regions of Canada. To maximize the value that Canada draws from its natural resources, the Economic Action Plan delivers initiatives that promote sustainable management, now and over the long term.
Click through the individual initiatives listed below to learn more about what is in the Economic Action Plan for you.
The Agricultural Flexibility Fund (AgriFlexibility) is a five year (2009-2014) program that seeks to improve the agricultural sector's competitiveness and help it adapt to pressures in a global marketplace.
Economic Action Plan 2012 proposes $1 million over two years to consider amending metal mining regulations.
With the Responsible Resource Development initiative, Canada continues to have a rigorous environmental review process and ensures that Aboriginal groups are consulted in a meaningful way.
Through Canada’s Economic Action Plan, the federal government is creating value-added jobs through forest sector innovation and market expansion.
Economic Action Plan 2013 proposes to increase the limit that restricts the deductibility of farming losses in some cases.
Economic Action Plan 2013 proposes to provide $33.1 million in 2013-14 to extend the Atlantic Integrated Commercial Fisheries Initiative and the Pacific Integrated Commercial Fisheries Initiative.
Through Canada’s Economic Action Plan, the federal government is creating value-added jobs through innovation.
Economic Action Plan 2013 highlights the Government’s significant investments in support of the agricultural sector.
Through Canada’s Economic Action Plan, the federal government is creating value-added jobs through innovation.
Economic Action Plan 2013 will extend the 15% Mineral Exploration Tax Credit for flow-through share investors for an additional year. The extension applies to flow-through share agreements entered into from April 1, 2013 to March 31, 2014.
Responsible Resource Development is the Government of Canada’s plan to create jobs, growth and long-term prosperity by streamlining the review process for major resource projects while strengthening environmental protection and enhancing consultations with Aboriginal peoples.
Economic Action Plan 2012 proposes $10.5 million in 2012-13 to support key fisheries science activities.
Economic Action Plan 2012 proposes $35.7 million over two years to support responsible energy development.
Economic Action Plan 2013 proposes to provide $57.5 million over five years to enhance regulatory certainty for the aquaculture sector.
Canada’s Economic Action Plan expanded the eligibility for the accelerated capital cost allowance for clean energy generation equipment.
A single window regulatory body to oversee the planning and construction of the Alaska Pipeline - to transport natural gas from Alaska through Canada to the lower 48 U.S. states.
Economic Action Plan 2013 is proposing capital support for Yukon College’s Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining.