Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses

Definition

The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses is a nonprofit organization that represents the interests and concerns of small and medium-sized businesses in Canada to all levels of government. It acts as a collective voice to advocate for policies that support the growth and sustainability of its members' enterprises.

Related terms

Lobbying: The act of attempting to influence decisions made by officials in the government, often by groups or individuals with specific interests.

Interest Group: An organized group that aims to influence public policy and decision-making processes without seeking election to office.

Public Policy: Government actions, including laws, regulatory measures, and funding priorities, that reflect societal values and are intended to address public issues