Supply-Build Canada Advocacy Bulletins
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The Government of Canada’s New Build Communities Strong Fund: Where does this fit in for home and infrastructure building in Canada?
April 24, 2026
Announced in November 2025, the Government of Canada’s Build Communities Strong Fund (BCSF) is a major infrastructure initiative introduced to address housing shortages, modernize public infrastructure, and strengthen economic growth.
Letter to Premier Ford and Minister Flack & Response
April 14, 2026
Supply-Build Canada has sent a letter to the government in Ontario on the homebuilding crisis in Ontario. Included is a response from the Ontario Government.
Ensure that your imported products are not made with forced labour as the U.S. launches 301 Tariff Investigations
April 13, 2026
On March 13, The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) launched new Section 301 tariff investigations targeting 60 countries, including Canada, which accounts for roughly 99% of U.S. imports...
Increasing Oil Prices and the Impact on Petroleum-Based Products
April 8, 2026
Increasing oil prices are having a significant impact on petroleumbased products. The conflict in the Middle East has reduced oil production, disrupted shipping routes, closed refinery plants, and halted oil shipments in the region...
Pay attention! Businesses from other industries are facing fines for mislabeling Made in Canada products
March 31, 2026
The “Buy Canadian” movement has been a popular selling feature in Canada over the past year. Many companies have begun labeling more items as “Made in Canada” or “Product of Canada” to attract more potential buyers. However, the Government of Canada has strict guidelines for what constitutes a Canadian product, and recently some companies have been caught and fined for mislabeling products...
First-Time Home Buyers (FTHB) GST/HST rebate officially in effect
March 31, 2026
The United States is facing a housing shortage that continues to put upward pressure on home prices and limit access to affordable housing. According to the Up for Growth 2025 Housing Underproduction study, the country remains millions of homes short of meeting current demand - a gap that cannot be closed without increasing the pace and scale of home construction...
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