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COVID-19 Business Support Resources for Members

Marine Renewables Canada is dedicated to supporting our members and the industry at all times and want to do whatever we can to assist during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We are monitoring policies and supports for businesses that are being established by government and will be compiling these for you. This information can be found on the Marine Renewables Canada Members’ Portal  here. Members have a password for this service – if you have forgotten it, please contact amanda@marinerenewables.ca

We will also be emailing additional updated information on business resources periodically. NOTE: We will be updating these resources as regularly as possible, but policies and supports are evolving quickly and this resource might not always capture the most up to date information (we will do our best!).

Marine Renewables Canada staff have been working to connect with many of you to understand what challenges you’re facing and encourage you to call and/or email anytime if you’d like to discuss the impacts of COVID-19. Let us know where there are gaps in programming, supports that would work best for you, etc. Feel free to email Elisa Obermann at elisa@marinerenewables.ca or call 902-817-4317 or Amanda White at amanda@marinerenewables.ca or 902-717-0716 any time.  We will continue to communicate with governments on how our members and the industry are being impacted and advise on how your needs can be supported.

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