HOW TO START A SALON BUSINESS
ANYWHERE
IN

CANADA

 Setting up your beauty salon business the right way will save you a lot of headaches down the road.  The procedure to establish your business defers per province and territory.  The Government of Canada - through the Canada Business Services for Entrepreneurs centre has compiled a guide for setting up a small business in ALL provinces and territories.  

 NEW TO CANADA?
Even if you are new to Canada you do not need to pay anyone to set up your salon business for you.  Simply follow the guide below for your respective Province or Territory and you can get your business on the right track in no time.

Salons of Canada did not wish to re-invent the wheel therefore we simply reproduced the information for your convenience below. Please click on your province or territory for information on setting up your beauty business.   Good luck with your business endeavours.  As a member of salonsofcanada.com you will have access to Canadian content marketing strategies and partner discounts that will assist you in putting your business in the public's eyes. 

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   ALBERTA

This Info-Guide will help you navigate through the government programs and services available to individuals starting a business in Alberta. Although many of your questions will be answered in this document, this list is, by no means, exhaustive.

Further information on any of these programs or services can be obtained by calling the numbers listed under the program descriptions, by using the document numbers provided, or by calling The Business Link Business Service Centre @ Business Information Line: 1-800-272-9675.


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  BRITISH COLUMBIA

 E-mail by visiting www.smallbusinessbc.ca/email
 In person:
Suite 82, 601 West Cordova Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
V6B 1G1
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MANITOBA

Our Business Startup Checklist and Pathfinder is designed to serve as a guide for those thinking of starting a business as well as those who have already made the decision but aren't sure where to begin. 
 

The SEED (Support Employment and Economic Development) Program helps low income people establish their own business in Winnipeg. SEED provides financial and business planning assistance, consulting and mentorship services and business management training. 

Contact (204) 927-9935.
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   NEW BRUNSWICK

This document is a guide prepared by Canada Business - New Brunswick and affiliated departments and agencies to provide you with a list of possible steps and issues to consider in carrying out your project. The extent to which the information will apply to you is dependent on the circumstances related to your project.

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NEW FOUNDLAND

This Info-Guide is designed to inform prospective entrepreneurs about regulations regarding the start-up of a new business in Newfoundland and Labrador.  The focus is on regulations that apply to all businesses; however, you can obtain additional information on specific business sectors or industries by contacting the Canada/Newfoundland and Labrador Business Service Centre (CNLBSC) or our Network Sites nearest you.

For information on funding programs for business, see our Financing Info-Guide.

Canada/Newfoundland and Labrador Business Service Centre
90 O'Leary Avenue
P.O. Box 8687
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador  A1B 3T1
Telephone: 709-772-6022


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  NOVA SCOTIA




Currently, there are no permits required to operate a tanning facility in Nova Scotia. There are suggested guidelines for tanning salon owners, operators and users distributed by Health Canada.

Are you thinking of starting a business? The process can be overwhelming. That is where Canada Business Nova Scotia, your first point of access to business information, can make your life easier.

CBNS has developed this guide to help you navigate through the federal and provincial government programs, services and regulations that may apply to individuals interested in starting a business in Nova Scotia. 

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NOVA SCOTIA

 NUNAVUT

The selected items provide a helpful overview of programs services and regulations in a related area. This blended product of both federal and territorial information is developed to answer a growing demand for strategic information by business people.
 

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   PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

This Info-Guide is designed to help you navigate through the different government programs, services and regulations pertaining to specific business topics, and to identify those of interest. Each description provides a helpful overview of programs, services and regulations in a related area, however, the list is by no means exhaustive.  Further information on each topic can be obtained through any of the following:

• calling the telephone numbers or visiting the websites listed under the program descriptions;
• calling the CBSC and speaking with one of the Information Agents; or
• visiting the CBSC website at http://www.canadabusiness.ca/pe/

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 QUEBEC

Starting a business can be a rewarding undertaking, but it comes with its challenges. Before starting a business in
Quebec, it is wise to do your research. You should also make sure you are suited for entrepreneurship and understand that significant effort may be required.

This Info-Guide will take you step by step through the major decisions you must make in bringing your business idea from vision to reality. It constitutes a good starting point for planning your business and it informs you about the various resources available.

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SASKATCHEWAN

 Further information on any of these programs or services can be obtained by calling the numbers listed under the program descriptions; by visiting the Web sites listed under the program descriptions; by calling the Canada-Saskatchewan Business Service Centre (CSBSC) and speaking with one of our Information Officers; by visiting the CSBSC office in person; or by visiting the Canada-Saskatchewan Business Service Centre  Web site.

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