The five largest Iqaluit companies
Total on record per company, all business programs
Each dot is one company. The shaded band is the middle half: $24K to $100K.
3 won more than once4 funded in fiscal 2025 or later
Typical Iqaluit companies
The five nearest the median, ranked by total on record, the same figure each company’s lookup shows.
Which programs funded Iqaluit businesses
Companies funded by each program, and the median each received from that program.
Programs with their own Iqaluit page open it; the others open how the program works. Every winner across Canada: Who Wins.
Other public funding in Iqaluit
Counted, never named: many of these recipients are sole owners or small community groups.
employers with wage subsidies, mostly Canada Summer Jobs.
community, arts and accessibility recipients, such as New Horizons for Seniors.
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How this page is counted
A company is listed when at least one of its awards comes from a business or innovation program: IRAP, CanExport, the regional development agencies and similar. Its city is the one on its most recent award. 54 public bodies and institutions are counted in the record but not listed as companies. Records filed under a person’s name are left out. Each award is counted once, even when the government publishes it under two listings. Published agreement values from the federal Proactive Disclosure of Grants and Contributions (awards over $25,000) and the Alberta and Nova Scotia disclosures, for the programmes listed. Not included: tax credits other than the two Nova Scotia registers, loans, other programmes and provinces. Data as of July 2026. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.