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Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy (CERS) – as extended by Order in Council 2021-0882 & as further extended by Bill C-2

Published on November 30, 2021 PDF(opens a new window)

Providing a rent subsidy to employers with reduced revenues.

We expect that the extension of the Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy (CERS) by Bill C-2 will result in an additional $676 million in subsidies being paid beyond those already approved by Order in Council 2021-0882. Of these additional subsidies, we expect $134 million to be paid under the Tourism and Hospitality Recovery Program, and $542 million to be paid under the Hardest-Hit Business Recovery Program. With this extension, we expect the gross cost of the CERS to be $8.3 billion. This represents a net cost to the federal government of $7.2 billion after accounting for corporate income tax recoveries.

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