The Canadian Index

All content, including the full-resolution download, is provided at no charge.

Homepage Archive Legal
Bar chart breaking down the $7.5 billion federal tariff support package announced August 25, 2026 by program component.

Ottawa unveiled the package Tuesday alongside confirmation that Canada's own retaliatory tariffs on C$27.6 billion of US goods take effect September 8. The Large Enterprise Tariff Loan facility, a separate flexibility change involving no new dollars, now extends liquidity support to 36 months and loan terms to 15 years. BDC eligibility for direct tariff support now reaches companies with as little as $1 million in annual revenue, widening access for smaller Canadian-controlled private corporations navigating the same trade shock.

This chart is presented for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Figures reflect the source and period indicated and may no longer be current.

Download Hi-Res JPEG (No Watermark)

Related charts

Bar chart breaking down Canada's $7.5 billion tariff relief package by funding stream announced August 25, 2026.

The federal government's $7.5 billion tariff relief package, announced August 25, arrives days before Canada's own retaliatory tariffs take…

Ottawa's $7.5 Billion Tariff Relief Package: What Business Owner Clients Need Before September 8

August 28, 2026

View chart & download
Bar chart showing 17.5 billion dollars in federal tariff response programs, with about 5 percent of funding deployed so far.

Canada's counter-tariffs on steel, dairy, appliances, agricultural equipment, pulp and paper, and electronics take effect September 8, matching U.S.

Federal Tariff Response Programs Reach $17.5 Billion in Commitments

September 3, 2026

View chart & download
Bar chart showing Canada's September 8 counter-tariff rates reaching 50% on selected U.S. import lines.

Canada's counter-tariffs take effect September 8, applying rates as high as 50% to roughly $27.6 billion of U.S.

Canada's September 8 Counter-Tariffs Reach 50% on Selected U.S. Import Lines

September 2, 2026

View chart & download
Bar chart showing Canada's retaliatory tariff rates by product category, taking effect September 8, 2026.

Canada's retaliatory tariffs take effect September 8, covering roughly $27.6 billion in annual US imports across about 700 product categories.

Canada's Counter-Tariffs Take Effect September 8: Rates by Category

August 27, 2026

View chart & download
Bar chart ranking U.S. import categories facing Canada's retaliatory tariffs, led by machinery and farm equipment at 38.84 billion dollars.

Canada's retaliatory tariffs take effect September 8 on steel, dairy, appliances, farm equipment, pulp and paper, and electronics, with…

The September 8 Deadline Is a CCA Question Before It Is a Tariff Question

August 24, 2026

View chart & download
Bar chart showing steel, aluminum, and copper tariffs reaching a 50 percent ceiling rate under Section 232.

Section 232 tariffs on steel, aluminum, and copper can reach 50% and sit entirely outside CUSMA's protection, a gap that matters more after…

CUSMA Was Not Renewed. Business Owner Clients Now Face Annual Reviews Instead of a Six Year Horizon.

July 13, 2026

View chart & download
Legal Archive Homepage

Charts and data on this site are provided for general informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Each chart reflects the source and period indicated on it and may not represent current market conditions.

Charts may be downloaded and shared freely for professional or educational use, including in client presentations, reports, and publications, with no attribution or permission request required. Charts may not be altered, edited, or cropped: each is a specific, time-stamped dataset, and an altered copy no longer accurately represents that record.

© 2026 The Canadian Index. A public reference library of Canadian financial market charts, updated daily from public market data. See the Legal and Usage Terms page for full disclaimers.