The federal government says new financial supports for Black entrepreneurs and business owners is a first step in its plan to tackle systemic racism, while working to identify barriers to success.
Ottawa says COVID-19 has highlighted and exacerbated existing systemic barriers faced by Black entrepreneurs.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
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