Province to provide more help for flooded small businesses

Posted Jul 30, 2013 6:45 pm.

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The province has announced more flood aid for small businesses.

The small business rebuilding program will provide support to small businesses with 21 to 50 full time employees and is fully funded by the government of Alberta.

This new program complements the existing disaster recovery program which provides assistance to organizations with up to 20 employees, as well as the recently announced hand-up plan, which provides low-interest loans and interest rebates.

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