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Opportunism
Canada Small Business Financing Act
Program Review
Submitted to:
Mr. Peter Webber
Director
Small Business Financing Policy
Industry Canada
Government of Canada
February 25, 2005
Mr. Les
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a franchise, not his own small business.
He and his partner, Tony Abou-Hammad, could probably have started their own kitchen remodelling shop. With Abou-Hammad's more than 20 years of experience
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: white-collar crime haven, Canada Small Business Financing Act, Canada Small Business Financing program, Can't afford to sue, Career Limiting Move, CLM, Cat's-paw: being used unwittingly to do
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Report 2004-05, Canada Parliament. House. Industry Canada, Canada Small Business Financing Act, 2005. Download without charge: Industry Canada http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/epic/internet/incsbfp
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minutes for your presentation.
Mr Neil Davies: Good afternoon. My name is Neil Davies. I am a small business entrepreneur. I've done many things in my life. In 1996, I was looking for another business
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a small businessman,” he said. “I have no recourse.”
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Risks: Les Stewart, Canadian Alliance of Franchise Operators, CAFO, Companies’ Creditor Arrangement Act, CCAA
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the distinction between loan sharks and commercial lenders — as it already does for fees charged by instant tax refund businesses. "You need something like a payday loans, or small loans, act, that we had
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of MPPs in Sault Ste. Marie.
Almost invariably the franchiser is a large, sophisticated, well-managed and well-financed enterprise pitted against a small, unsophisticated under-financed individual
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and the Canada Small Business Financing program. They shouldn't be in the business of luring unsuspecting investors into losing their life savings.
Police warn Toronto residents of food tampering
Tim Hortons
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are about to pass.
Minister Bob Runciman, MCCR introduced the Franchise Disclosure Act (Bill 33) last December. CAFO congratulates him for championing the protection of small business entrepreneurs
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