Every Canadian business funding program, A to Z

All 897 live programs in alphabetical order, from federal, provincial, city and private funders. 675 are open today. Updated October 5, 2026.

897 programs, A to Z, updated Oct 5, 2026

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897 programs

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  2. Aboriginal Business Investment Fund (ABIF)Grants of $150,000–$750,000 (up to 100% of eligible capital costs) for Indigenous community-owned businesses to cover capital costs like facilities and equipment.Who can apply: Indigenous organizationsGrantAlbertaGovernment of Alberta - Indigenous Relations$150K–$750KCloses Oct 1510 days
  3. Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Program (Access to Capital)Non-repayable equity contributions: $10K-$50K for individual Indigenous entrepreneurs (up to $99,999), or up to $250K for community businesses.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideIndigenous Services CanadaUp to $250KYear-round
  4. Accelerate Digital Adoption Projects for Tomorrow (ADAPT) Fund$2,600–$15,100 contribution for NWT businesses to adopt digital tools like websites, e-commerce, and online payments.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantNorthwest TerritoriesProsper NWT$5K–$15.1KYear-round
  5. Accelerating Innovations into CarE (AICE)Alberta provincial grant funding up to 75% of costs for Alberta SMEs generating clinical or preclinical evidence to commercialize regulated health technologies.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesGrantAlbertaAlberta InnovatesUp to $300,000Year-round
  6. Accelerator Centre AC:Studio Venture Studio$30K-$100K non-repayable seed funding for tech startups addressing UN SDGs, requiring equal cash match; $30K initial, $70K conditional on performance.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioAccelerator Centre (FedDev Ontario-backed)Up to $100KBetween intakes
  7. Access Ability Wage Subsidy Program: Arthur L. Irving Entrepreneurship CentrePays an Atlantic Canada employer $9 an hour, for up to 700 hours, toward hiring someone who self-identifies as living with a disability. The subsidy goes to the business through its own payroll, and the centre screens and puts forward candidates. Placements are limited and allocated first come, first served, and the employer pays the rest of the wage.Grant4 provincesSaint Mary's University, Arthur L. Irving Entrepreneurship Centre (Service Canada funded)Up to $6.3KYear-round
  8. ACCESS Business Lab & Marketplace for EntrepreneursA free six-week business skills program for early-stage Ontario entrepreneurs, with coaching, mentorship and market access for graduates.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programOntarioACCESS Community Capital FundFree training + market accessYear-round
  9. Access to Business Opportunities (Indigenous Entrepreneurship)$200,000–$500,000 for Indigenous organizations to build entrepreneurship capacity through national/regional projects covering 100% of eligible costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideIndigenous Services CanadaUp to $500K/yrCloses Oct 3126 days
  10. Advance Payments Program$1M loan advance for farmers, up to 50% interest-free on first $250K (or $500K for canola), repaid as crops sell.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, co-operatives and individualsLoanCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)Up to $1MYear-round
  11. Advancing International Clean Technology Demonstrations (AICTD) InitiativeFederal initiative giving Canadian cleantech SMEs places on targeted Indo-Pacific trade missions, plus a route to NRC IRAP pilot and demonstration funding.Who can apply: Growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideTrade Commissioner Service (TCS), National Research Council Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP), and Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)Between intakes
  12. AFSC Farm and Agribusiness Loans (Alberta)AFSC fixed-rate farm and agribusiness loans in Alberta, with a rate cut for new and young producers and a $30M borrower limit.LoanAlbertaAgriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC), Government of AlbertaUp to $30MYear-round
  13. AgriAssurance Program: Kosher and Halal Investment ComponentUp to $50,000/year for kosher/halal certification costs; covers professional services, lab testing, and staff; 50% cost-share.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives, individuals and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food CanadaUp to $50KCloses Sep 30, 2027
  14. Agricultural Climate Solutions: On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF) 2025-28Direct payments for farmers adopting nitrogen management, cover cropping, or rotational grazing through regional organizations.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)Varies by regionBetween intakes
  15. AgriInsurance ProgramFederal-provincial crop and livestock insurance, delivered by your province's own agency. Governments share the cost of your premium; you are paid an indemnity when your measured production falls below the coverage level you chose.Support programCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), delivered provinciallyOpen now
  16. AgriInvest Program$1,000–$10,000 annual government match on farm savings accounts, based on Allowable Net Sales; withdraw anytime for income stabilization or risk investments.Who can apply: Co-operatives and individualsSupport programCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)Up to $10K/yrOpen now
  17. AgriMarketing Market Diversification: SME Stream$14,000–$70,000 for agri-food SMEs to develop export markets, covering research, branding, and new market entry; priority for canola, pulses, pork, seafood.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food CanadaUp to $100K/projectOpen until Sep 30, 2030
  18. AgriMarketing Program: Core StreamNon-repayable contributions for national agri associations to fund export marketing, trade missions, and market research; excludes SMEs.Who can apply: Non-profits, co-operatives, Indigenous organizations and industry associations. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food CanadaUp to $2M/yrOpen now
  19. AgriMarketing Program: Market Diversification for National Industry AssociationsNational agricultural industry associations can access up to $5M (70% cost-share) to diversify into Indo-Pacific, Africa, and Middle East markets.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations and industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)Up to $1,000,000Open until Sep 30, 2030
  20. AgriScience Program: Clusters ComponentNational NPO-led agri-science clusters of $5M–$15M over 5 years under Sustainable CAP; industry-academia-government partnerships; currently between intakes.Who can apply: Non-profits, co-operatives and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)$5,000,000 to $15,000,000Between intakes
  21. AgriScience Program: Projects ComponentUp to $5M co-funding for industry-led pre-commercial agri R&D; climate, expansion, sector resilience. AAFC covers 50% (70% for non-profit GHG).Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)Up to $5M/projectYear-round
  22. AgriStability ProgramCompensates farmers for income declines over 30% below historical margin; 80% coverage, up to $3M max payment, annual enrollment required.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, co-operatives and individualsSupport programCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), delivered federally (MB, NL, NS, NB, NWT, YT) or provincially (BC, AB, SK, ON, QC, PEI)Up to $3M/yrCloses Apr 30, 2027
  23. AI Compute Access Fund (ACAF)$200,000–$2,000,000 grant covering up to two-thirds of Canadian cloud compute and half of non-Canadian compute for AI development by SMEs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)$100K–$5M per companyBetween intakes
  24. AI Compute ChallengeUp to $240M for AI data centre projects requiring $10M+ minimum, focused on domestic compute infrastructure and Canadian AI hardware/software.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)Up to $700MYear-round
  25. AI for Productivity Challenge$100K-$2M grants for industry collaborators to develop AI solutions in clean tech, agriculture, or manufacturing through NRC hubs and digital sandboxes.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council Canada (NRC)$250K-$2M (NRC)Year-round
  26. Alberta Agri-Processing Investment Tax Credit (APITC)A 12% non-refundable Alberta tax credit, up to $175 million per project, for corporations and registered partnerships investing $10 million or more in value-added agri-processing facilities.Who can apply: Growing businessesTax creditAlbertaGovernment of Alberta12% up to $175M/projectOpen now
  27. Alberta Carbon Capture Incentive Program (ACCIP)12% capital grant on new CCUS project costs for oil sands, oil/gas, petrochem, power, mfg, and cement; paid in 3 installments post-operations.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantAlbertaGovernment of AlbertaYear-round
  28. Alberta Digital Traction ProgramNon-dilutive $50K grant plus coaching for Alberta software startups under $1M revenue to validate product-market fit with domestic customers.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantAlbertaAlberta InnovatesBetween intakes
  29. Alberta Export Expansion Program (AEEP)Reimburses Alberta SMEs up to $15,000 per year for international trade show travel, including per diems and registration costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantAlbertaGovernment of AlbertaUp to $15KYear-round
  30. Alberta Film and Television Tax Credit (FTTC)Refundable Alberta tax credit at 22% (base) or 30% (Alberta-owned) on eligible production costs for film and TV productions over $499,999.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesTax creditAlbertaGovernment of Alberta, Ministry of Arts, Culture and Status of WomenYear-round
  31. Alberta Hazard Assistance and Resilience Program (HARP) for BusinessesAlberta provincial grant covering 90% of uninsurable wildfire or flood losses for small businesses on first claim, up to $500,000 per disaster event.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operativesGrantAlbertaGovernment of Alberta, Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA)Up to $500,000Open now
  32. Alberta Indian Investment Corporation Business LoansInterest-bearing business loans, and sometimes equity financing, for Status Indian entrepreneurs whose business head office is in Alberta.LoanAlbertaAlberta Indian Investment Corporation (AIIC)Varies (loan)Year-round
  33. Alberta Innovates Micro Voucher Program$1,000-$10,000 grant covering up to 75% of professional services for early-stage tech development in Alberta.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and early-stageGrantAlbertaAlberta InnovatesUp to $10KBetween intakes
  34. Alberta Innovates Voucher ProgramUp to $100,000 for Alberta tech and applied-research companies to cover contracted R&D, design, engineering, and prototype costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantAlbertaAlberta InnovatesUp to $100KBetween intakes
  35. Alberta Innovates: Agriculture & Food Innovation$50K-$750K grant for applied R&D in agriculture, food technology, or sustainable ag-tech; 50% cost-sharing required.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associationsGrantAlbertaAlberta InnovatesUp to $750KYear-round
  36. Alberta Innovates: Industry R&D Associates ProgramAlberta Innovates funds up to $105,000 to hire a dedicated R&D Associate for one year at Alberta tech SMEs with under 500 employees and under $50M revenue.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantAlbertaAlberta InnovatesUp to $105,000Between intakes
  37. Alberta Innovation Employment Grant20% refundable tax credit on incremental R&D spending above 2-year average for Alberta tech, clean-tech, and R&D companies.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesTax creditAlbertaGovernment of AlbertaUp to $4MYear-round
  38. Alberta Investment and Growth Fund (IGF)Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Established businessesGrantAlbertaGovernment of Alberta, Ministry of Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration$500,000 to $10,000,000Year-round
  39. Alberta Made Production Grant (AMPG)Covers 25% of eligible Alberta production costs (up to $125,000) for small-budget screen productions under $500,000 total budget.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantAlbertaGovernment of AlbertaUp to $125KBetween intakes
  40. Alberta Manufacturing Productivity Grant$1,000-$30,000 matching grant for Alberta manufacturers to adopt productivity tech, including viability assessment.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantAlbertaCanadian Manufacturers and Exporters (CME) / Government of AlbertaUp to $30K (matching)Closes Oct 3126 days
  41. Alberta Petrochemicals Incentive Program (APIP)12% capital grant for AB petrochemical plants with $150M+ capex; large-project intake open through 2030; smaller-project tier closed Nov 2025.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantAlbertaGovernment of Alberta, Ministry of Energy and MineralsOpen until Nov 1, 2030
  42. Alberta Project Script Development GrantFunds Alberta writers, directors, and producers up to $55,000 per project across three development stages for commercial-ready scripts.GrantAlbertaGovernment of AlbertaUp to $55K/projectBetween intakes
  43. Alberta Value-Added Program (SCAP)Alberta food processors get up to $250,000 (50% non-capital, 25% capital cost-share) for capacity expansion, food safety, new products, or market development.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, co-operatives and individualsGrantAlbertaGovernment of Alberta, Ministry of Agriculture and IrrigationCloses Nov 935 days
  44. Alterna Savings Community Microfinance ProgramA credit union microloan program for Ontario entrepreneurs who cannot get credit from a bank, running since 2000 with over $10 million lent across 1,500 loans. Five segments cover income bridging, trade certification, tools and equipment, social enterprise and women-owned businesses, from $1,000 to $25,000, and an approved borrower can be matched by BDC for up to $50,000 in total.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operatives. Startups and growing businessesLoanOntarioAlterna Savings$1K–$50KOpen now
  45. Amber Grant for Women$10,000 monthly grant for women-owned businesses, plus a $50,000 year-end grant (3 selected in December, announced in January); no business plan required.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesAwardCanada-wideWomensNet$10K monthly · $50K year-endOpen now
  46. Amex Backing Canadian Small Businesses Grant$10,000 non-repayable grant for 100 Canadian small businesses meeting revenue and operational criteria, with virtual mentorship access.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideAmerican Express Canada / DMZ at Toronto Metropolitan UniversityUp to $10KBetween intakes
  47. Announcement of Opportunity for Human Analogue Studies 2026Up to $300,000 over three years for Canadian institutions running human analogue studies already selected by an international space agency competition.Who can apply: Non-profits and colleges and universitiesGrantCanada-wideCanadian Space AgencyUp to $300KCloses Oct 2924 days
  48. Apeetogosan (Métis) Development Inc.: Business Financing & MEAPBlended non-repayable grant (25–40%) + loan financing for Métis, Inuit and non-status businesses in Alberta, including a dedicated Métis women micro-business stream.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanAlbertaApeetogosan (Métis) Development Inc. (AMDI), affiliate of the Otipemisiwak Métis Government of AlbertaUp to $330K (blended)Year-round
  49. Apprenticeship Job Creation Tax Credit (AJCTC)$2,000 non-refundable tax credit per apprentice per year for eligible wages in Red Seal trades during first two years of apprenticeship.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individualsTax creditCanada-wideCanada Revenue Agency (CRA)Up to $2K/yrYear-round
  50. Aquaculture Capital Equity ProgramGovernment purchases preferred shares to match private investment in NL aquaculture capital projects, from $100,000 up with no published cap.LoanNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and LabradorYear-round
  51. Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) FundingInterest-free repayable contributions for Atlantic Canada business projects; up to 50% of capital costs and up to 75% of business growth activities such as training, marketing and productivity work.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoan4 provincesAtlantic Canada Opportunities AgencyUp to 75% of costsYear-round
  52. Atlantic Fisheries FundUp to 80% funding for Atlantic Canada fisheries projects; tech, infrastructure, or science partnerships; $10K-$2M per project.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals, Indigenous organizations and industry associationsGrant4 provincesFisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) with provincial governmentsUp to $400MBetween intakes
  53. Atlantic Force Multiplier Fund (AFMF): Digital Adoption stream, AC-ADA with ACOAThe Atlantic Force Multiplier Fund pays 65% of the cost of bringing in an approved consultant, so an aerospace, defence or security SME in Atlantic Canada can get certified, adopt new technology, build its HR foundation or start on ESG without carrying the full bill. Applicants must be ACADA Category 1 members, incorporated in Atlantic Canada, with fewer than 500 employees.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrant4 provincesAtlantic Canada Aerospace & Defence Association (AC-ADA) with ACOA$15K–$25KBetween intakes
  54. Atlantic Investment Tax Credit (AITC)10% refundable tax credit on new buildings, machinery, and equipment in Atlantic Canada; fully refundable for CCPCs, partially for others.Tax credit4 provincesCanada Revenue Agency (CRA)10% rateYear-round
  55. Atlantic Trade and Investment Growth Strategy (ATIGS)Subsidized export development services: $15K value for $250 fee (88% subsidy) or $30K value for $2,500 fee (88% subsidy) in Atlantic Canada.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesSupport program4 provincesAtlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)Up to $15KYear-round
  56. Atuqtuarvik Corporation: Inuit Business FinancingLarge-ticket debt and equity financing of $150K–$3M for commercially viable, Inuit-owned businesses in Nunavut generating community benefits.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanNunavutAtuqtuarvik Corporation (100% Inuit-owned, created by Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. and Nunavut Trust)$150K–$3MYear-round
  57. AWE Bridge Program$5,000 grant for women entrepreneurs in Alberta to scale marketing and operations; no matching required.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programAlbertaAlberta Women Entrepreneurs (AWE)Up to $5KBetween intakes
  58. AWE Business Loans for WomenRepayable loans up to $150,000 for Alberta businesses majority-owned by women, at Prime +2% to +4% over terms of up to five years.LoanAlbertaAlberta Women Entrepreneurs (AWE)Up to $150KYear-round
  59. AWS ActivateAWS cloud credits for pre-Series B startups founded within the last 10 years; $1,000 to $5,000 self-serve, up to $200,000 through an AWS Activate Provider.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageSupport programCanada-wideAmazon Web Services$1K-$200K in AWS creditsYear-round

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  61. B.C. Employer Training Grant$1,000–$10,000 per employee for 80% of training costs, capped at $300,000 yearly per employer.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaGovernment of British ColumbiaUp to $10K/employeeYear-round
  62. Baffin Business Development Corporation (BBDC) - Small Business Support Program$5,000–$25,000 grants for Baffin region small businesses to fund marketing, branding, equipment, or general capital needs.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantNunavutGovernment of Nunavut, Department of Economic Development and Transportation (delivered by BBDC for Baffin region)$5K–$100KYear-round
  63. BBI Business Consultancy Advisory Services GrantUp to $7,500 reimbursement for external consultant fees for Black-owned Atlantic Canadian businesses; annual intake, first-come first-served.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrant4 provincesBlack Business Initiative (BBI)Up to $7,500 (incl. HST)Between intakes
  64. BC Agriculture and Food Export ProgramBC agri-food producers get up to $50,000 and associations up to $75,000 (50-70% cost-share) for export marketing; annual January intake.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, co-operatives and industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaInvestment Agriculture Foundation of BC (IAFBC) / BC Ministry of Agriculture and FoodBetween intakes
  65. BC Climate Agri-Solutions Fund (CAF)BC and Yukon farms get 85% cost-share (up to $100,000 lifetime) to adopt nitrogen management, cover cropping, or rotational grazing; the 2026/27 intake is closed, next intake expected.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaInvestment Agriculture Foundation of BC (IAFBC)Up to $100,000 lifetimeBetween intakes
  66. BC Destination Events ProgramBC grant covering 10% of event costs (max $150K) for festivals, sports, and cultural events that attract overnight visitors.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaProvince of British Columbia, Ministry of Tourism, Arts, Culture and SportUp to $150,000Between intakes
  67. BC Film Incentive (FIBC)40% refundable tax credit on eligible production costs for Canadian-owned film and TV in BC, with regional, training, and DAVE bonuses.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditBritish ColumbiaGovernment of British Columbia / Creative BC40% base + bonusesYear-round
  68. BC Hydro Business Energy-Saving Incentives (BESI) ProgramGrantBritish ColumbiaBC HydroYear-round
  69. BC Manufacturing Jobs Fund (BCMJF): Capital Investment StreamNon-repayable grants covering up to 20% of capital costs (max $10M) for BC manufacturers modernizing equipment, facilities, or value-added production lines.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaGovernment of British Columbia, Ministry of Jobs, Economic Development and Innovation$100,000 to $10,000,000Between intakes
  70. BC Mass Timber Demonstration Program (MTDP)Forestry Innovation Investment covers the incremental cost of building with mass timber in B.C.; up to 100% of that premium, to $500,000 per project.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaForestry Innovation Investment (Province of British Columbia Crown corporation)Up to $500KBetween intakes
  71. BC On-Farm Technology Adoption ProgramGrants up to $100,000 for BC farms adopting automation, robotics, GPS, and digital tools; 65% cost-share for capital equipment.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaInnovate BC / Investment Agriculture Foundation of BCUp to $150KBetween intakes
  72. BC Production Services Tax Credit (PSTC)36% refundable tax credit on film and TV production services in BC, with bonuses for DAVE, distant locations, and major productions over $200M.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditBritish ColumbiaGovernment of British Columbia / Creative BC36%+ of BC labourYear-round
  73. BC Small Business Venture Capital Tax Credit30% tax credit for investors in registered BC small businesses, up to $300,000 a year for an individual investor. Refundable for individuals, non-refundable for corporations.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesTax creditBritish ColumbiaProvince of British ColumbiaUp to $300,000 per investorYear-round
  74. BC Traceability Adoption Program (TAP)70% cost-share grant for BC agri-food businesses implementing traceability hardware, software, and training; up to $20K/year.Who can apply: Non-profits, co-operatives and industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaInvestment Agriculture Foundation of BC (IAFBC)Up to $20,000Between intakes
  75. BCAA Small Business GrantA single $5,000 cash prize for one British Columbia small business with between 1 and 50 employees. There are no strings on how the money is spent, and for-profits, not-for-profits and social enterprises can all enter. It is a contest with one winner rather than a funding program, so treat it as a short entry worth making, not a project to plan around.AwardBritish ColumbiaBritish Columbia Automobile Association (BCAA)Up to $5KCloses Oct 3126 days
  76. BDC Business Purchase or Transfer LoanBDC finances buyers who already have a negotiated agreement to purchase an existing business, covering legal fees and other one-time transfer costs, with repayment terms matched to the new business's cash flow.LoanCanada-wideBDCYear-round
  77. BDC Commercial Real Estate LoanA BDC term loan to buy, build or renovate commercial premises, with up to 100% of the project cost financed, interest-only payments for up to the first three years and up to 25 years to repay.LoanCanada-wideBDCFrom $100KYear-round
  78. BDC Defence Platform: Financing and Advisory for Defence and National SecurityWho can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)Year-round
  79. BDC Equipment LoanFinancing up to 125% of equipment purchase price for established Canadian businesses, with up to 12 years to repay and up to 24 months interest-only.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)Up to 125% of equipment costYear-round
  80. BDC Forestry Support ProgramThree offers for Canadian forestry businesses with at least $1 million in revenue and 3 years of operation: working-capital financing of $250,000 to $25 million, transformation financing of $1 million to $25 million with BDC advisory support, and a bank-issued loan guarantee of $500,000 to $50 million for softwood lumber mills.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)Closes Dec 3187 days
  81. BDC Growth & Transition CapitalCustomized mezzanine, cash flow, and quasi-equity financing from BDC Capital for growth, acquisitions, or ownership transitions without diluting ownership.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideBDC Capital$250,000 to $35MYear-round
  82. BDC Inclusive Entrepreneurship LoanLoans $25K–$350K for women, Indigenous, Black-led businesses; no fees, 24-month deferral, lower rates after courses.LoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)Up to $350KYear-round
  83. BDC Indigenous Entrepreneur LoanLoans up to $350,000 for First Nations, Inuit and Métis entrepreneurs, at a preferred rate with no processing or annual administration fees.LoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)Up to $350KYear-round
  84. BDC LIFT: Lead with Innovation and Focus on TechnologyLoans of $25,000 to $2M for AI and digital transformation, or $350,000 to $5M for productivity and advanced equipment. A plan is required on both tracks; BDC advisory is mandatory on the AI track.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)AI $25K–$2M · Equip $350K–$5MYear-round
  85. BDC Newcomer Entrepreneur LoanLoans from $25,000 to $50,000 for new immigrant entrepreneurs starting or growing a business, with $75K possible when stacked with Futurpreneur.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)$25K–$50KYear-round
  86. BDC Pivot to GrowFully repayable loans of up to $5M for Canadian businesses to pivot operations amid trade disruptions; total BDC commitment must exceed $350,000.Who can apply: Growing businessesLoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of CanadaUp to $5MYear-round
  87. BDC Purchase Order FinancingA short-term loan that pays your suppliers when a large confirmed order lands and you do not have the cash to produce it. BDC funds up to 90% of the order value and you repay once your customer pays.LoanCanada-wideBDCYear-round
  88. BDC Small Business LoanLoans from $10,000 to $350,000 for established small businesses with 24+ months revenue, no collateral required; personal guarantee only.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)Up to $350KYear-round
  89. BDC Start-up FinancingLoans up to $150,000 for businesses generating revenue for 12 to 24 months, with interest-only payments for up to the first 12 months.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageLoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)Up to $150KYear-round
  90. BDC Steel, Aluminum and Copper Industries Support ProgramWorking capital loans ($2M–$50M) for Canadian steel, aluminum, and copper manufacturers impacted by U.S. tariffs; $5M revenue minimum required.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)$250,000Closes Dec 3187 days
  91. BDC StrongNorth Fund$1M-$15M equity for early-stage Canadian deep-tech with defence/dual-use applications; AI, robotics, semiconductors, advanced systems.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC Capital)$1M–$15MYear-round
  92. BDC Sustainability Venture Fund$1M–$5M equity investment for Canadian sustainability tech startups in clean energy, climate action, and responsible production; seed to Series B.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideBDC Capital$1M–$8MYear-round
  93. BDC Technology Companies LoanBDC offers Canadian technology and SaaS companies a flexible term loan sized to their needs and cash flow, with no share collateral required, and financing that can factor in recurring revenue (ARR/MRR).LoanCanada-wideBDCYear-round
  94. BDC Thrive Lab for WomenEquity investment for women-led startups in tech, healthcare, clean tech, or food at $250K–$1M pre-seed/seed, with potential for up to $2M with follow-on.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageSupport programCanada-wideBDC Capital$100K–$2MYear-round
  95. BDC Working Capital LoanA BDC term loan for the running costs of growth: inventory, suppliers, a marketing push, new hires, certifications or a green retrofit. Payments are matched to your cash-flow cycle and can be interest-only at the start.LoanCanada-wideBDCYear-round
  96. Bell Let's Talk Community Mental Health FundGrants from $5,000 to $25,000 for Canadian registered charities delivering direct mental health services; hospitals, universities, and community organizations.Who can apply: Non-profits, charities and colleges and universities. Established businessesGrantCanada-wideBell Canada (Bell Let's Talk)Up to $25KBetween intakes
  97. Beneficial Management Practices (BMP) Program: Investment Agriculture Foundation of BCPays part of the cost of on-farm environmental and extreme-weather projects for BC farms and ranches, from irrigation and fencing to FireSmart assessments. Cost-share runs 30% to 100% depending on the category, category caps run to $70,000, and each farm can draw $100,000 in total between April 2025 and March 2028.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaInvestment Agriculture Foundation of BC$70K–$100KCloses Oct 3126 days
  98. Bioenterprise Sustainable Growth and Adoption Program (SGAP)$40K–$100K non-repayable matching grant for southern Ontario food/agri-tech businesses adopting clean tech, requiring 60% cash match and $200K+ revenue.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioBioenterprise Canada$40K–$150KBetween intakes
  99. Biofuels Production Incentive$48M non-repayable incentive for Canadian biofuels producers; 16¢/L on first 170M L, 10¢/L on next 130M L per facility.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Established businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources Canada16¢/litre (rate-based)Open until Dec 31, 2027
  100. Bioindustrial Innovation Canada (BIC) CONNECT ProgramNRC IRAP clients working on bioproducts can access up to $17,500 of Canadian technical or commercial services for a 10% program fee.Who can apply: Growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideBioindustrial Innovation Canada / NRC Industrial Research Assistance ProgramUp to $17.5K in servicesOpen now
  101. BioTalent Canada: Career Starter ProgramGives bio-economy employers 60% of a barriered youth's salary up to $20,000, inclusive of wraparound services, plus a dedicated case manager and skills training for the hire.GrantCanada-wideBioTalent Canada60% up to $20K/hireOpen now
  102. BioTalent Canada: Student Work Placement Program (SWPP)Covers 50% of student wages, up to $5,000 per placement term, for biotech and bio-economy employers hiring enrolled Canadian co-op students.GrantCanada-wideBioTalent Canada / Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)50% of wages, max $5,000Year-round
  103. Black Business Initiative (BBI): Direct Business LoansDirect business loans up to $25,000, first year interest-free, for Black-owned businesses in Nova Scotia; from Canada's longest-running Black business support organization.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesLoanNova ScotiaBlack Business Initiative (BBI)Up to $25KYear-round
  104. Black Canadian Communities ProgramNew ESDC program for Black-led, Black-serving and Black-focused organizations, $135.7M over five years; funding details are not out yet.Who can apply: Non-profits and charitiesGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)Not yet announcedOpening soon
  105. Black Entrepreneurship ProgramThe federal programme behind the Loan Fund (up to $250,000 for Black-led businesses) and the Ecosystem Fund (capacity funding for Black-led business organizations).Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development CanadaUp to $250KYear-round
  106. Black Ideas Grant (B.I.G.) 4.0 (Foundation for Black Communities)Foundation for Black Communities grants of $30K, $80K or $200K for Black-led charities and non-profits; closes October 20, 2026.Who can apply: Non-profits and charitiesGrantCanada-wideFoundation for Black Communities (FFBC)Up to $30K, $80K or $200KCloses Oct 2015 days
  107. Black Opportunity Fund: Black Entrepreneur ProgramWho can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideBlack Opportunity Fund, delivered with the Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (funded by CIBC and the CIBC Foundation)Up to $2,000 per calendar yearYear-round
  108. Blue Action Canada Oceantech Accelerator12-week non-equity accelerator for ocean tech startups with $345K in software/service credits, go-to-market services, and COAST network access.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideCOAST (Canadian Ocean Supercluster) and Founders FactoryUp to $345KYear-round
  109. BMO Celebrating Women Grant Program$10,000 award for women- or non-binary-owned for-profit businesses with two+ years' operation and $50K+ annual revenue, recognizing UN SDG impact.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesAwardCanada-wideBMO Financial Group$10,000 GrantBetween intakes
  110. BMO for Black Entrepreneurs: Business LoanA business loan of up to $150,000 for Black-Canadian majority-owned for-profit businesses with annual revenue under $10 million.Who can apply: For-profit businessesLoanCanada-wideBank of Montreal (BMO)Up to $150KYear-round
  111. Bons d'accompagnement vers la croissance: Ville de QuébecQuebec City covers 30% of specialized consulting costs to $30,000 a year; or 80% to $15,000 for non-profit social-economy enterprises; in six target sectors.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operativesGrantQuebecService du développement économique et des grands projets, Ville de QuébecUp to $30K/yr (30%)Year-round
  112. Bourse de démarrage et repreneuriat: Ville de Québec$5,000–$50,000 non-repayable grant for new business creation or acquisition within Québec City, with social economy enterprises covering up to 80% of costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operatives. Startups and early-stageGrantQuebecService du développement économique et des grands projets (DEGP), Ville de QuébecUp to $50KYear-round
  113. Brampton Industrial Expansion Development Charge ExemptionWaives 100% of Brampton's development charges for expansions of existing industrial facilities up to 50% of current floor area; rewards manufacturers who scale in place.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioInvest Brampton, City of Brampton Economic Development OfficeYear-round
  114. Brampton Major Office Development Charge Exemption & TIEGWaives up to 100% of Brampton development charges plus a 10-year declining Tax Increment Equivalent Grant for major office developments (25,000+ sq ft) in qualifying sectors; stackable with Region of Peel match.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioInvest Brampton, City of Brampton Economic Development OfficeYear-round
  115. British Columbia Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) Tax CreditA permanent 10% refundable B.C. credit on R&D spending up to a $6 million expenditure limit, with a non-refundable 10% credit above it.Tax creditBritish ColumbiaGovernment of British Columbia / Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)10% refundable to $6M baseOpen now
  116. Build Canada Homes: Prefab/Modular Partnership Financing$1M-$100M debt and equity financing for Canadian modular housing manufacturers scaling production or delivering multi-unit affordable housing projects.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Established businessesLoanCanada-wideHousing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada, Build Canada HomesUp to $25BYear-round
  117. Build Communities Strong Fund: Local Impact Stream (CanNor delivery)CanNor funds building or improving community infrastructure in Nunavut, the Northwest Territories and Yukon, normally up to $1 million a project. A business can only reach it by partnering: for-profits are considered only when an eligible recipient supports the project and the community benefit is broad.Grant3 provincesCanadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor)Up to $1MYear-round
  118. Building Communities Through Arts and Heritage: Legacy FundCovers up to 50% of capital costs (max $500K) for non-profits and Indigenous bodies restoring heritage buildings or marking significant community anniversaries.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideDepartment of Canadian HeritageUp to $500,000Between intakes
  119. Building Communities Through Arts and Heritage: Local FestivalsFederal grants covering up to 100% of costs (max $200K) for non-profits and Indigenous governments running recurring local arts, heritage, or cultural festiv…Who can apply: Non-profits and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideDepartment of Canadian HeritageUp to $200,000Open now
  120. Building Up Manitoba Program (BUMP): Manitoba Finance / Government of ManitobaReimburses Manitoba employers for half the cost of training staff, up to $10,000 per employee and $100,000 a year, plus up to $25,000 for outside help building an HR strategy. The training has to lead to a job for someone unemployed, a better job, or more secure work, and it must be delivered inside the province's April to March fiscal year.GrantManitobaManitoba Finance / Government of Manitoba$10K–$100KYear-round
  121. Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) FinancingLoans from $10,000 to $350,000 through BDC's online application, and larger amounts by arrangement, for equipment, marketing and working capital. Repayable with interest.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada$10K-$350K onlineYear-round
  122. Business Development Program (BDP) - ACOAInterest-free, repayable contributions for Atlantic Canada SMEs; marketing, R&D, or capital projects.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesForgivable loan4 provincesAtlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)Up to $3M (loan)Year-round
  123. Business Security Enhancement Rebate ProgramKelowna rebates half the cost of security improvements, up to $3,000 before tax per business licence, for work a free City CPTED audit recommends. The audit comes first, and the $200,000 fund is finite.GrantBritish ColumbiaCity of KelownaUp to $3KCloses Nov 3056 days
  124. Buy BC Partnership ProgramCost-shared grants of $5,000–$75,000 for BC food and agri-food producers to fund Buy BC-branded advertising, packaging, and in-store promotions.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, co-operatives and industry associations. Growing businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaBC Ministry of Agriculture and Food (administered by MNP LLP)$5,000–$30,000/yearBetween intakes

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  126. Campus Alberta Small Business Engagement (CASBE) ProgramUp to $150,000 per year for SME-researcher R&D partnerships in Alberta, covering salaries, equipment, and materials with cash matching required.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantAlbertaAlberta Innovates in partnership with NSERCUp to $150K/yrBetween intakes
  127. Canada Arts Presentation FundGrants of $5,000–$500,000 for presenting arts festivals and performing arts series, covering 7–17% of eligible expenses.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and public bodies. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanadian Heritage$20K–$500KCloses Oct 1510 days
  128. Canada Book Fund: Publishing SupportFormula-based funding for Canadian-owned publishers to produce and market Canadian-authored books, with $70K export supplement.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanadian HeritageUp to $850K/yrBetween intakes
  129. Canada Council for the Arts - Explore and CreateUp to $75,000 per application (maximum $150,000 per calendar year) for Canadian artists, groups, and arts organizations to create new artistic work.Who can apply: Non-profits, individuals and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanada Council for the ArtsUp to $75KYear-round
  130. Canada Council for the Arts GrantsGrants for individual artists and non-profits in all arts disciplines; $30K average for Explore and Create, $10K-$500K for organizations.Who can apply: Non-profits and individuals. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanada Council for the ArtsVariesYear-round
  131. Canada Critical Minerals Accelerator (CCMA): formerly the Critical Minerals Sovereign FundFederal equity, loan guarantees and supply agreements for Canadian critical mineral projects. No open call; the CCMA identifies proponents directly.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideNatural Resources Canada (NRCan), delivered by Export Development Canada (EDC)$2B fundYear-round
  132. Canada Cultural Investment Fund: Endowment IncentivesCanadian Heritage matches private donations dollar-for-dollar (up to $1.5M/year) to build endowments for professional arts organizations; applied jointly wi…Who can apply: Charities. Established businessesGrantCanada-wideDepartment of Canadian HeritageYear-round
  133. Canada Cultural Spaces Fund (CCSF)Federal capital grants for arts and heritage space renovation, equipment, and feasibility studies. Open to not-for-profits, governments, and Indigenous bodies.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideDepartment of Canadian HeritageYear-round
  134. Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED) FundingUp to $5M interest-free repayable contribution for Quebec SMEs (50% cost coverage) or up to 90% non-repayable for NPOs; excludes retail/food/transport.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanQuebecCanada Economic Development for Quebec RegionsUp to $5M (varies)Year-round
  135. Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI): Innovation Fund$1M-$10M for institutions, up to $25M for flagship projects; co-funding required for research infrastructure at Canadian universities and hospitals.Who can apply: Non-profits and colleges and universities. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanada Foundation for InnovationOpen now
  136. Canada Growth Fund$25M-$200M equity investments in late-stage clean tech companies for carbon capture, hydrogen, and battery storage scale-up.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesSupport programCanada-wideCanada Growth Fund Inc. (managed by PSP Investments)$25M–$200M+Year-round
  137. Canada Media Fund$15,000-$2,000,000 recoupable equity investment for TV, digital, and interactive media production; non-repayable for development and IDM prototyping.Who can apply: For-profit businessesSupport programCanada-wideCanada Media Fund (CMF)$15K–$2MYear-round
  138. Canada Media Fund: Indigenous Program (administered by the Indigenous Screen Office)$10K–$500K grants for Indigenous-led film, TV, and interactive projects; development, production, and sector development.Who can apply: Individuals, Indigenous organizations and industry associationsGrantCanada-wideIndigenous Screen Office (ISO) administering Canada Media Fund Indigenous Program budgetUp to $10MBetween intakes
  139. Canada Media Fund: Innovation & Experimentation (IDM)$500K-$1.2M grant for innovative interactive digital projects including video games, XR, and digital storytelling; $200K-$500K lower budget stream available.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideCanada Media Fund (CMF)Up to $1.5MBetween intakes
  140. Canada Media Fund: POV Program$50K-$400K grant for independent Canadian auteur documentaries, covering 49% of eligible costs with no broadcaster requirement.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantCanada-wideCanada Media Fund (CMF)Up to $400KBetween intakes
  141. Canada Music Fund: Individual Initiatives (Company Programs)$25,000–$150,000 for established music companies (labels, publishers, managers) to fund recording, marketing, touring, and business development.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideFACTOR / Musicaction (Canadian Heritage)Up to $600K/companyBetween intakes
  142. Canada Nature Fund for Aquatic Species at Risk (CNFASAR): call for projects 2027-2031DFO funding of about $500,000 to $5 million over 4 years for multi-partner projects that recover aquatic species at risk, 2027 to 2031.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, charities, individuals, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associationsGrantCanada-wideFisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)$500K-$5M per projectCloses Nov 1642 days
  143. Canada Periodical Fund: Aid to Publishers$10,000–$1.5M per periodical based on circulation, frequency, and Canadian editorial content for for-profit Canadian-owned magazines and non-daily newspapers.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanadian HeritageUp to $1.5M per periodicalBetween intakes
  144. Canada Post Tales of Triumph Small Business ContestCanada Post's annual story contest gives five small-business winners a package of parcel and Smartmail Marketing credits, paid advertising, hands-on support and national promotion. Entry is a written story, not a financial application.AwardCanada-wideCanada PostUp to $150KBetween intakes
  145. Canada Small Business Financing ProgramLoans from $1,000 to $1.15M for small business capital equipment, facilities, working capital, or startup launch; average loan $294K.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development CanadaUp to $1.15MYear-round
  146. Canada Summer JobsWage subsidy for 8-week summer youth jobs at $2,400–$5,800 per position; covers 100% of student wages for non-profits and small businesses.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and public bodies. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development CanadaUp to 100% rateBetween intakes
  147. Canada's Total Mom PitchOne mom-identifying woman founder wins a $50,000 package: $10,000 in cash and $40,000 in curated business services, consulting and strategic support. The Top 100 semi-finalists receive webinars and a national media campaign but no money.Award12 provincesTotal Mom Inc.$10K–$50KOpen now
  148. Canada-Alberta Productivity GrantCost-share for Alberta employers to cover training costs for current and new employees, with $2.5K–$5K per employee or up to $10K per unemployed trainee.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantAlbertaGovernment of Alberta$5K–$10KYear-round
  149. Canadian Agricultural Loans Act (CALA) ProgramLoans up to $500,000 per farm ($3 million for co-operatives) for farm capital projects including land, buildings, equipment, and intergenerational transfers through participating banks.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, co-operatives and individualsLoanCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food CanadaUp to $500K per farmYear-round
  150. Canadian Co-operative Investment Fund (CCIF)$25 million national fund providing patient loans, equity, and quasi-equity to Canadian co-operatives for startup, growth, and business-to-co-op conversions.Who can apply: Non-profits, charities and co-operatives. Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideCanadian Co-operative Investment Fund LP (founded by Co-operatives and Mutuals Canada)$25M poolYear-round
  151. Canadian Defence Industry Resilience (CDIR) Program$25M-$150M forgivable loans for mid-tier defence manufacturers building sovereign production capacity in munitions, armoured vehicles, or maritime systems.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Established businessesForgivable loanCanada-wideDepartment of National Defence (DND) / Government of Canada$25M–$642MYear-round
  152. Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit (CPTC)25% refundable tax credit on Canadian labour costs for eligible film and video productions meeting Canadian content requirements.Tax creditCanada-wideCanadian Audio-Visual Certification Office (CAVCO) / CRA25% rateYear-round
  153. Canadian Heritage Funding ProgramsUp to $1.5M for arts, culture, heritage, publishing, and music projects; for-profit options include Canada Book Fund and Canada Music Fund.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideCanadian HeritageUp to $1.5MYear-round
  154. Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor) Funding$50K-$500K typical (up to $6M total) for projects in Yukon, NWT, Nunavut; interest-free for for-profits, non-repayable for non-profits and Indigenous groups.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport program3 provincesCanadian Northern Economic Development AgencyUp to $6MBetween intakes
  155. Canadian Technology Accelerator (CTA)$15K-$40K CAD equivalent in-kind mentorship, workspace, and investor access for Canadian tech firms entering global markets.Who can apply: Growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideGlobal Affairs CanadaIn-kind ($40K value)Year-round
  156. CanExport Associations$100,000-$250,000 grant for Canadian industry associations to organize trade missions and international trade shows, covering 50% of project costs.Who can apply: Non-profits, co-operatives and industry associations. Established businessesGrantCanada-wideGlobal Affairs CanadaUp to $500K/yrBetween intakes
  157. CanExport Community InvestmentsGrants of $50K–$500K for community non-profits to attract foreign direct investment through investor outreach, delegations, and promotion materials.Who can apply: Non-profits. Established businessesGrantCanada-wideGlobal Affairs Canada$3K–$500KBetween intakes
  158. CanExport GAC-Led DelegationsCovers 50% of travel and trade show costs (up to $50K) for Canadian SMEs ($100K–$100M revenue) accepted into GAC-led Team Canada trade missions and delegations.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideGlobal Affairs Canada, Trade Commissioner ServiceUp to 50% of mission costsOpen now
  159. CanExport Innovation$25,000-$37,500 grant for international R&D collaboration travel, legal, and certification costs to secure foreign partnerships for tech commercialization.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and colleges and universities. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideGlobal Affairs CanadaUp to $37.5K/projectBetween intakes
  160. CanExport SMEsUp to $50,000 to research and enter new international markets; covers travel, marketing, and IP costs.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideGlobal Affairs CanadaUp to $50K/projectBetween intakes
  161. CanNor IDEANorth (Inclusive Diversification and Economic Advancement in the North)Up to 50% repayable for for-profit SMEs or 80% non-repayable for non-profits/Indigenous groups in Yukon, NWT, Nunavut.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associationsForgivable loan3 provincesCanadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor)$50K–$6M (varies by stream)Between intakes
  162. CanNor NIEOP: Entrepreneurship and Business DevelopmentGrants from $5K to $250K for Indigenous entrepreneurs in Nunavut, NWT, and Yukon; business plans, marketing, and ventures. Most SDP-delivered awards (Yukon, NWT, Qikiqtani) are capped at $99,999.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, individuals and Indigenous organizationsGrant3 provincesCanadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor)Up to 90% rateYear-round
  163. CanNor: Northern Isolated Community Initiatives (NICI) FundFood and agriculture businesses in Yukon, NWT and Nunavut can take a project to a CanNor regional office under one of three northern food-system streams.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associationsGrant3 provincesCanadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor), with CED and ACOANot publishedYear-round
  164. CanNor: Support to Northern Infrastructure Development (SNID)CanNor's $41.7M SNID has no open call: a targeted intake works with northern and Indigenous governments on projects tied to the Arctic Infrastructure Fund.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodiesGrant3 provincesCanadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor)Not publishedBetween intakes
  165. Capacity Buyback ProgramToronto pays industrial, commercial and institutional water customers up to 30 cents per litre of water saved per average day, as a one-time cheque after the City verifies the saving. The free engineer's water audit that identifies the measures is worth having on its own.GrantOntarioCity of Toronto$0.30 per litre saved dailyYear-round
  166. Capitale-Commerce: Ville de QuébecUp to $35,000 covering 30% of costs for independent retailers opening or expanding in eleven named Quebec City commercial districts or Wendake.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operativesGrantQuebecService du développement économique et des grands projets, Ville de QuébecUp to $35K (30%)Year-round
  167. Capitale-Innovation: Ville de QuébecUp to $500,000 from the City of Québec to take a product you own to market; 50% of costs to $250,000, then 40% to $500,000.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operatives. Startups and growing businessesGrantQuebecService du développement économique et des grands projets, Ville de QuébecUp to $500K (40-50%)Year-round
  168. Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage Investment Tax Credit (CCUS ITC)37.5%-60% refundable tax credit on eligible CCUS equipment for Canadian corporations, 60% for direct air capture, covering capture, transport, storage, and use.Who can apply: Established businessesTax creditCanada-wideCanada Revenue Agency (CRA)Up to 60% rateOpen until Dec 31, 2040
  169. Career Launcher: Clean Tech InternshipsUp to $30,000 covers 80% of a clean tech intern's salary, training and wrap-around services; the employer funds the other 20%.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and public bodiesGrantCanada-wideColleges and Institutes Canada (CICan) / Environment and Climate Change CanadaUp to $30KBetween intakes
  170. Cartier Women's Initiative$30K-$100K award for women-led impact businesses, including mentoring and Cartier network access.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesAwardCanada-wideCartierUp to $100KBetween intakes
  171. Cassels Black-Owned Small Business GrantWho can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrant3 provincesCassels Brock & Blackwell LLP (with Wheaton Precious Metals)Up to $100,000 total poolBetween intakes
  172. CBDC First-Time Entrepreneur Loan (Rural Atlantic Canada)CBDC loans up to $150,000 specifically for first-time entrepreneurs in rural NB, NS, PEI, and NL; starting or buying a business with no prior ownership expe…Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Startups and early-stageLoan4 provincesAtlantic Community Business Development Corporations (CBDC Network) / ACOAUp to $150,000Year-round
  173. CBDC General Business Loan (Rural Atlantic Canada)CBDC provides loans of $5,000–$150,000 to rural Atlantic Canada businesses (NB, NS, PEI, NL) that can't access conventional bank financing, with flexible ter…Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Startups and growing businessesLoan4 provincesAtlantic Community Business Development Corporations (CBDC Network) / ACOA$5,000 to $150,000Year-round
  174. CDEM Investment Fund: Economic Development Council for Manitoba Bilingual Municipalities (CDEM)CDEM's Investment Fund lends to Manitoba businesses at least 50% owned by Francophones, for start-up, expansion, or diversification, once a viable business plan is in place and other financing options have been exhausted.LoanManitobaEconomic Development Council for Manitoba Bilingual Municipalities (CDEM)Year-round
  175. CED Quebec: Quebec Economic Development Program (QEDP)Up to $500K typical (rarely $2M) repayable contributions for Quebec SMEs on community development, tourism, or regional diversification. Avg $279K.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associationsLoanQuebecCanada Economic Development for Quebec Regions$50K–$500K typicalYear-round
  176. CED Quebec: REGI Business Scale-up and ProductivityInterest-free repayable contributions of generally up to 50% of authorized costs for Quebec SMEs investing in equipment, digital adoption or productivity; no published dollar range; NPOs get non-repayable assistance up to 90%.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives, Indigenous organizations and industry associations. Growing and established businessesLoanQuebecCanada Economic Development for Quebec RegionsUp to 50% of costs (SMEs)Year-round
  177. CED Quebec: Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI)Up to $3M non-repayable for Quebec businesses hit by tariffs: up to $2M liquidity support plus up to $1M for pivot projects, up to 50% of costs, all sectors.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecCanada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED)Up to $3M (non-repayable)Year-round
  178. CED RDII: Regional Defence Investment Initiative (Quebec)Funds Quebec SMEs and non-profits to enter defence supply chains with $200K–$2M for production, certification, or export projects.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associations. Growing and established businessesLoanQuebecCanada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED)Up to 75% of costsOpen until Mar 31, 2028
  179. CELTIC-NEXT Autumn Call 2026: NRC IRAPCanadian SMEs joining an international CELTIC-NEXT R&D consortium can access project funding through NRC IRAP, though the dollar amount is set case by case and is not published on the call page.GrantCanada-wideNational Research Council of Canada (NRC IRAP)Not stated on program pageOpen now
  180. Centretown Heritage Façade Improvement ProgramUp to 75% of costs (max $75,000) for heritage-compliant storefront restoration on Ottawa's Bank Street corridor; open to Part IV and Part V designated commercial properties through December 2026.GrantOntarioCity of Ottawa, Heritage ConservationUp to $75K (75%)Closes Dec 3187 days
  181. CFIB Big Thank You ContestCFIB's annual Big Thank You Contest, with Interac and Chase, awards $4,000 cash to a small Canadian business nominated by its own customers during the contest window.AwardCanada-wideCFIB with Interac and ChaseUp to $4KBetween intakes
  182. CIBC Black Entrepreneur Program LoanA variable-rate loan of $5,000 to $150,000 for equipment and leasehold improvements, or up to $50,000 for working capital, for Black-owned businesses.LoanCanada-wideCanadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC)$5K–$150KYear-round
  183. CIHR Industry Partnered ResearchBusinesses partner with academic PIs on CIHR Project Grants; average $216K/year for research, with business contributing cash or in-kind.Who can apply: Colleges and universities. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanadian Institutes of Health ResearchVariesOpen now
  184. CIHR Partnering for Impact: Catalyst GrantUp to $150K for feasibility studies in health partnerships with non-academic co-funders; partner contribution must equal or exceed funding.Who can apply: Colleges and universities. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideCanadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)$100K–$200KBetween intakes
  185. Circular Economy Grant ProgramUp to $25K for Calgary non-profits to reduce, reuse, or refurbish waste; projects must align with the city's circular economy goals.Who can apply: Non-profits and industry associations. Established businessesGrantAlbertaThe City of Calgary$5K–$25KBetween intakes
  186. City of Guelph: Affordable Housing Seed Funding Grant ProgramGuelph grants up to $25,000 to non-profits and charities for affordable housing pre-construction costs; feasibility studies, site surveys, planning fees.Who can apply: Non-profits, charities and co-operatives. Startups and early-stageGrantOntarioCity of GuelphUp to $25K, pre-constructionYear-round
  187. City of Hamilton: City Enrichment Fund (CEF)$10K-$100K for arts, culture, heritage, recreation, and community service projects; small groups $10K-$30K, established orgs $75K-$100K.Who can apply: Non-profits, charities and industry associationsGrantOntarioCity of Hamilton$10K–$100KCloses Nov 1642 days
  188. Clarence Campeau Development Fund: Métis Entrepreneur Equity ProgramNon-repayable equity for Métis entrepreneurs in Saskatchewan, $15K–$75K per business with 10% cash contribution required.GrantSaskatchewanClarence Campeau Development Fund (CCDF)$15K–$75KYear-round
  189. Clean Agri-Tech Accelerator (CATA) ProgramNon-repayable matching contributions of $100,000-$200,000 for Canadian agri-food SMEs advancing pre-market clean technology from TRL 6-8 toward TRL 7-9.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideBioenterprise Canada (delivered under AAFC Agricultural Clean Technology Program Research and Innovation Stream, Accelerator)$100K-$200K, 50% matchBetween intakes
  190. Clean Electricity Investment Tax Credit (CEITC)Refundable 15% tax credit on eligible capital costs for clean electricity generation, storage, and transmission; enacted March 2026, retroactive to April 2024.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing and established businessesTax creditCanada-wideCanada Revenue Agency / Natural Resources CanadaOpen until Dec 31, 2034
  191. Clean Hydrogen Investment Tax Credit15%-40% refundable tax credit on clean hydrogen production equipment, varying by carbon intensity (40% for <0.75 kg CO2e/kg H2).Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditCanada-wideCanada Revenue Agency (CRA)Up to 40% rateOpen until Dec 31, 2034
  192. Clean Industry Fund (formerly CleanBC Industry Fund)Grants of $50,000-$10 million for BC industrial projects using clean tech or equipment to reduce emissions, funded by carbon tax revenue.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaGovernment of BC / Ministry of EnvironmentUp to $35MBetween intakes
  193. Clean Technology Investment Tax CreditUp to 30% refundable tax credit on clean tech capital investments; 20% without labour requirements, 15% after 2034.Tax creditCanada-wideCanada Revenue Agency (CRA)Up to 30% rateOpen until Dec 31, 2034
  194. Clean Technology Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit (CTM ITC)Up to 30% refundable tax credit on clean-tech manufacturing equipment investments; covers solar, wind, batteries, EVs, and critical minerals processing.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditCanada-wideCanada Revenue Agency (CRA)Up to 30% rateOpen until Dec 31, 2034
  195. CleanBC Go Electric Commercial Vehicle ProgramPoint-of-sale rebates of $5,000-$130,000 for BC businesses buying medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission commercial vehicles (Class 2B-8), rising about 20% where the top-up applies. Reserve funds online, then order through an approved seller.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaGovernment of British ColumbiaUp to $130KYear-round
  196. Climate Change Challenge Fund (Newfoundland and Labrador)Cost-shares 50-100% of eligible costs for projects that cut greenhouse gas emissions in Newfoundland and Labrador.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Environment, Conservation and Climate ChangeFrom $50K (no cap)Between intakes
  197. CMF IDM Prototyping ProgramFunds 75% of eligible costs for early-stage interactive digital media prototypes (games, VR/AR, interactive content) up to $250,000.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanada Media Fund (CMF)Up to $250KOpening soon
  198. CMHC Apartment Construction Loan Program (ACLP)CMHC's $55B program provides low-cost construction loans (min $1M, up to 100% of project cost) for new purpose-built rental, student, and seniors housing any…Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and public bodies. Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC)Minimum $1MYear-round
  199. CMHC MLI SelectCMHC mortgage loan insurance for rental buildings of five units or more. Commitments to affordability, accessibility or energy performance earn points, and points buy a lower premium, higher leverage and amortization as long as 50 years.LoanCanada-wideCanada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC)Year-round
  200. Co-operative Development Program (CDP): Co-operatorsGrants up to $20,000 for co-op business planning, feasibility studies, and sector-aligned projects in mental health, job skills, or low-carbon transition.Who can apply: Co-operativesGrantCanada-wideThe Co-operators Group LimitedUp to $20KBetween intakes
  201. Co-operative Graduate Hiring Incentive (COG-HI): Manitoba15% refundable tax credit on wages for full-time co-op graduates hired into field-related roles; $2,500 yearly per hire, up to $5,000 total.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operativesTax creditManitobaManitoba Finance, Tax Assistance OfficeUp to $5KYear-round
  202. Co-operative Students Hiring Incentive (COS-HI): Manitoba15% refundable tax credit on co-op student wages, up to $5,000 per student across all work terms.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operativesTax creditManitobaManitoba Finance, Tax Assistance OfficeUp to $5KYear-round
  203. CodeLaunch Canada 2026CodeLaunch Canada is a national pitch competition. The winning startup gets at least $50,000 in investment capital plus tens of thousands more in in-kind development services, and advances to the World Championship in Dallas.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageAwardCanada-wideCodeLaunch / ImprovingFrom $50KBetween intakes
  204. Collective Entrepreneurship Fund (Fonds d’entrepreneuriat collectif)Non-repayable funding up to $50,000 for Laval co-ops and non-profits creating a social-economy enterprise or launching a new collective project.Who can apply: Non-profits and co-operativesGrantQuebecLaval Économique / Ville de LavalUp to $50KYear-round
  205. Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan) Applied Research$25K-$150K annual R&D funding through NSERC for college-business partnerships, with businesses contributing 25%+ cash match.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideColleges and Institutes CanadaUp to $450KYear-round
  206. Commercial Façade Improvement Grant ProgramUp to $27,500 matching grant for street-facing storefront renovations; $5K–$12.5K typical, requires $25K project cost.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantOntarioCity of TorontoUp to $12.5K (50%)Between intakes
  207. Commodity Loan Guarantee Program (CLGP)Ontario crop farmers get government-guaranteed short-term operating loans up to $750,000 for seed, fertilizer, pesticides, and crop insurance.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Growing and established businessesLoanOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $750KYear-round
  208. Communitech Fierce Founders and Startup Programs$10K cash (no equity, no matching) for Fierce Founders Uplift; up to $50K with matching for Intensive; all include mentorship and ecosystem access.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesSupport programOntarioCommunitechUp to $50KBetween intakes
  209. Community Addictions Prevention and Mental Health Promotion Fund (Newfoundland and Labrador)Newfoundland and Labrador grants of up to $10,000 for community suicide prevention, alcohol harm and mental health projects; due October 24, 2026.Who can apply: Non-profits, individuals and colleges and universitiesGrantNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Health and Community Services (with NL Health Services)Up to $10KCloses Oct 2419 days
  210. Community Economic Development (CED) Funding Program$28,500 grant for non-profits to launch job-training or enterprise programs for youth, newcomers, or persons with disabilities.Who can apply: Non-profits. Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioCity of Ottawa$5K–$50KBetween intakes
  211. Community Forward Fund$50,000–$400,000 term loans for registered charities, non-profits, and social enterprises; fixed 5–10% interest, bridge financing for pending grants.Who can apply: Non-profits and charities. Growing businessesLoanCanada-wideCommunity Forward Fund Assistance Corporation$50K–$1.25MYear-round
  212. Community Futures Alberta: Business Loans (Rural Alberta)Business loans for rural Alberta startups and small businesses through 27 Community Futures offices, each setting its own ceiling, with free advisory services included.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operatives. Startups and growing businessesLoanAlbertaCommunity Futures Network of Alberta / PrairiesCanCommonly up to $150,000Year-round
  213. Community Futures BC: Business Loans (Rural British Columbia)Business loans of up to $1M for rural BC startups and small businesses through 34 Community Futures offices, with free business counselling included.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Startups and growing businessesLoanBritish ColumbiaCommunity Futures British Columbia / PacifiCanUp to $1MYear-round
  214. Community Futures Manitoba: Business Loans (Rural Manitoba)Loans from $1K to $150K for rural Manitoba businesses through 16 Community Futures offices, including Biz Start micro loans up to $25K for early-stage founders.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesLoanManitobaCommunity Futures Manitoba / PrairiesCanUp to $150,000Year-round
  215. Community Futures Program: Ontario (CFDC Business Loans)Loans for rural Ontario startups and businesses through Ontario's 60 CFDCs, with free business counselling; loan amounts vary by local CFDC.LoanOntarioFedDev Ontario (southern/eastern Ontario) and FedNor (northern Ontario)Varies by CFDCYear-round
  216. Community Futures Saskatchewan: Business Loans (Rural Saskatchewan)Loans from $5K to $150K for rural Saskatchewan businesses through 16 Community Futures offices, with free advisory services and 35+ years of Prairie lending.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesLoanSaskatchewanCommunity Futures Saskatchewan / PrairiesCanUp to $150,000Year-round
  217. Community Resilience FundSaint John pays half the cost of security upgrades, damage repairs and crime-prevention work for local small businesses, up to $7,500 a year. Applications are taken in two rounds, with grants paid in April and September.GrantNew BrunswickCity of Saint JohnUp to $7.5KCloses Mar 31, 2027
  218. Compensation for Employers of Reservists Program (CERP): ESDC / Service CanadaIf an employee who is a reservist takes leave for active military service of 30 days or more, the federal government pays you a lump sum for the weeks they were gone. Self-employed reservists can claim for their own business.GrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development Canada / Service CanadaUp to $44.7KOpen now
  219. Corner Store Exterior Commercial Renovation GrantEdmonton pays back 50% of exterior renovation costs for 20+ year old buildings in Neighbourhood Commercial Areas; $20K to $90K per building.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantAlbertaCity of Edmonton, Corner Store ProgramUp to $90K/building (50%)Year-round
  220. CQDM Quantum Leap ProgramCQDM brokers funding from global pharmaceutical partners for Canadian drug-discovery projects, with no guaranteed cheque of its own.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and colleges and universities. Growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideCQDM (Quebec Consortium for Drug Discovery)Partner-funded, no set capOpen now
  221. CQDM SynergiQC ProgramUp to $1.5M over three years for Quebec public research institutions running industrial-scope life-sciences R&D with a Quebec business partner.Who can apply: Colleges and universities. Growing businessesGrantQuebecCQDM / Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie du QuébecUp to $1.5M over 3 yrsCloses Nov 430 days
  222. Creating, Knowing and Sharing: The Arts and Cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis PeoplesCanada Council funding for First Nations, Inuit and Métis artists, groups and Indigenous-led organizations across five streams, from travel to multi-year.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals and Indigenous organizationsGrantCanada-wideCanada Council for the Arts$31K–$118K average awardOpen now
  223. Creative BC Book Publishers Market FundBC grant for book publishers covering 75% of marketing costs or trade-event costs; Frankfurt, London Book Fair and 300+ others; up to $10K per fiscal year.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaCreative BCBetween intakes
  224. Creative BC Slate Development ProgramUp to $50,000 for BC-based production companies developing two or more scripted TV or film projects simultaneously.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaCreative BCUp to $50KBetween intakes
  225. Creative BC: Domestic Motion Picture Production ProgramUp to $200K for BC-based independent film/documentary productions covering 30% of admissible expenses, with 30% reserved for equity-deserving creators.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaCreative BC$50K–$200KBetween intakes
  226. Creative Destruction Lab (CDL)CDL provides mentorship, investor introductions, and milestone accountability for science/tech startups; no cash, mentors may invest separately.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageSupport programCanada-wideUniversity of Toronto / Various UniversitiesMentorship + investorsBetween intakes
  227. Creative Destruction Lab: Defence StreamCDL Defence Stream offers no cash but pipeline exposure for dual-use tech startups; defence, security, infrastructure investor + military mentor sessions.Support programCanada-wideCreative Destruction Lab (CDL)$2M–$10MBetween intakes
  228. Creative Export Canada$100K–$600K for creative industry projects to enter international markets, covering content development and marketing costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanadian Heritage (Creative Export Canada)Up to $2.5MBetween intakes
  229. Creative Export Canada: Export Development StreamUp to $90,000 non-repayable per fiscal year for Canadian creative exporters; trade shows, market research, business missions; all government funding capped at 75% of eligible costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsGrantCanada-wideDepartment of Canadian HeritageUp to $90KBetween intakes
  230. Creative Export Canada: Export-Ready StreamNon-repayable funding up to $2.5M for Canadian creative industry exporters to market content internationally; covers trade missions, campaigns, and licensing.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideDepartment of Canadian HeritageUp to $2.5M per applicationBetween intakes
  231. Creative Industries FundingGrants from $5,000+ for film, music, and creative tech entrepreneurship programs and events in Toronto.Who can apply: Non-profits and Indigenous organizations. Established businessesGrantOntarioCity of TorontoVariesYear-round
  232. Creative Saskatchewan: Digital Game Development GrantSaskatchewan grant for original commercial digital game development; up to $50K/year and $100K lifetime for mobile, console, PC, AR/VR, and educational games.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantSaskatchewanCreative SaskatchewanUp to $50,000Closes Nov 1844 days
  233. Creative Saskatchewan: Feature Film & TV Production GrantUp to $5M per project for Saskatchewan film and TV production, with 25-30% funding plus bonuses for SK ownership, rural locations, or post-production.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanCreative SaskatchewanUp to $5M/projectYear-round
  234. Creative Saskatchewan: Marketing Grant, Micro StreamWho can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals and industry associationsGrantSaskatchewanCreative SaskatchewanCloses Oct 72 days
  235. Creative Saskatchewan: Sound Recording GrantSaskatchewan grant for musicians; 50% of recording costs for EPs (up to $10K) or full-length albums (up to $15K). Must record in Saskatchewan.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantSaskatchewanCreative SaskatchewanCloses Jan 13, 2027
  236. Creative Saskatchewan: Tour Support Grant, MusicWho can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and individuals. Growing businessesGrantSaskatchewanCreative SaskatchewanCloses Jan 13, 2027
  237. CréavenirFor Laval entrepreneurs aged 18 to 39: a $5,000 non-repayable grant plus up to $16,000 of credit at prime + 0.5%.Support programQuebecLaval Économique / Ville de Laval$5K grant + $16K creditYear-round
  238. Critical Minerals R&D and Demonstration Program$500K-$3M grant for R&D projects in critical minerals mining, processing, and recycling to advance supply chains.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and public bodies. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources CanadaYear-round
  239. CSA smartEarth ProgramNon-repayable grants of $50K-$250K for Canadian organizations developing Earth observation satellite data applications across commercial and government.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, colleges and universities and public bodiesGrantCanada-wideCanadian Space Agency (CSA)Up to $250K/projectBetween intakes
  240. CSA STDP AO 10.2: Space R&D: Small Businesses Stream (2026)Annual CSA grant up to $350K (extendable to $700K) for Canadian small businesses with 50 or fewer employees advancing space technology to TRL 6.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanadian Space Agency (CSA)Up to $350,000Between intakes
  241. CUA Community Investment GrantGrants up to $25,000 for small businesses, non-profits, and community projects in Nova Scotia; covers capital, marketing, and expansion.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesGrantNova ScotiaCredit Union Atlantic (CUA)Up to $100KBetween intakes

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  243. Defence Industry Assist (DI Assist)$100K-$500K non-repayable funding for Canadian SMEs developing defence or dual-use tech aligned with DND needs, with NRC IRAP advisory.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council Canada (NRC IRAP)No published capYear-round
  244. Défi-Québec, ville entrepreneurialeQuébec City covers half the cost of an innovative startup, growth or business-succession project, up to $50,000, for companies in six target sectors based in the Québec agglomeration or Wendake. Non-profit social economy enterprises can have 80% of eligible costs covered.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantQuebecVille de Québec (DEGP)Up to $50KCloses Oct 2823 days
  245. Desjardins CooperathonFree pan-Canadian program ending in a pitch competition: eight prizes totalling $100,000 for startups tackling People, Planet or Prosperity challenges.Who can apply: IndividualsAwardCanada-wideDesjardins Business$5K-$40K prizesBetween intakes
  246. Desjardins Startup Prize (University of Toronto)Annual U of T pitch competition awarding over $100,000 across eight prizes from $4,000 to $40,000, split into Early-Stage and Later-Stage categories.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageAwardOntarioDesjardins Business / University of Toronto Entrepreneurship$4K-$40K prizesOpening soon
  247. Destination Canada: Tourism Sprint ProgramCost-shared funding covering 50% of eligible expenses to a maximum of $25,000 for tourism investment-readiness work; business cases, demand studies and site assessments.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideDestination CanadaUp to $25K (50%)Between intakes
  248. Digital Adoption Program: Atlantic Canada Aerospace & Defence Association (AC-ADA) with ACOAThe Atlantic Force Multiplier Fund pays a share of the cost of outside expertise, so an aerospace, defence or security SME in Atlantic Canada can automate a process, tighten cybersecurity or improve online sales without carrying the whole consulting bill. The 2026 round closed on July 31 and no further intake has been announced.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrant4 provincesAtlantic Canada Aerospace & Defence Association (AC-ADA) with ACOAUp to $18KBetween intakes
  249. Digital Technology Supercluster$500K-$3M co-investment for SME digital tech projects in health, manufacturing, or natural resources.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programBritish ColumbiaDigital Technology SuperclusterUp to $5MYear-round
  250. Disaster Recovery Assistance for Ontarians (DRAO)Ontario repays 90% of uninsured flood cleanup and repair costs, up to $250,000, for small businesses, farms and non-profits in activated areas only.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, charities and individualsGrantOntarioGovernment of Ontario (Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing)Up to $250K (90%)Open now
  251. District 3 Innovation Hub: Startup Programs (Explore / Build / Grow / Scale)Free, equity-free coaching for Quebec startups across four stages, from systems mapping and validation through growth to MIT-licensed mentoring.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageSupport programQuebecDistrict 3 Innovation Hub (Concordia University)Free coaching, no equityYear-round
  252. DMZ Black Innovation ProgramsAnnual pitch competition and accelerator programs at the DMZ awarding $300,000+ in grants and investments to Black-led Canadian tech startups.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideDMZ at Toronto Metropolitan University$300K+ poolBetween intakes
  253. DMZ Incubator ProgramIn-kind benefits; $500K–$1M+ in tech credits, mentorship, and workspace; for 2–2.5% equity; no cash grants (DMZ Ventures may invest up to $25K via competitive pitch events).Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideDMZ at Toronto Metropolitan UniversityIn-kind credits $500K–$1MBetween intakes
  254. DoorDash #BlackFoodEnergy Restaurant GrantWho can apply: Non-profits. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideDoorDash Canada (administered by Black Opportunity Fund)$10,220Between intakes
  255. DoorDash Local Business Disaster Relief FundA flat $5,000 grant for an independently owned brick-and-mortar business that lost revenue in a declared natural disaster. The fund opens only when DoorDash activates it for a specific disaster, usually for four to six weeks.GrantCanada-wideDoorDash (Canada admin: Global Entrepreneurship Network)Up to $5KBetween intakes
  256. Downtown Mississauga CIP: Office & Employment Development IncentivesSuite of downtown Mississauga CIP incentives; tax-increment grant, development fee waiver, and parking assistance; for new office and employment developments, stackable with Region of Peel incentives.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioCity of Mississauga, Economic Development OfficeYear-round
  257. Downtown Office Conversion Program (Calgary)The City of Calgary pays $75 per square foot; up to $12M per application; to convert downtown office space into homes, hotels or other approved uses.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantAlbertaThe City of Calgary, Downtown Strategy$75/sq ft (max $12M)Between intakes
  258. DVBA Illumination GrantThe DVBA reimburses 50% of exterior lighting design, product, and installation costs, up to $1,000 per Downtown Victoria business, paid once the pre-approved work is complete and receipts are submitted.GrantBritish ColumbiaDowntown Victoria Business AssociationUp to $1KOpen now

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  260. Eastern Ontario Development Fund (EODF): Business Stream$200K-$1.5M forgivable loan for established Eastern Ontario businesses in manufacturing, technology, innovation, or food processing; $500K max for small/rural businesses.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Established businessesForgivable loanOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $5MOpening soon
  261. ECO Canada: Student Work Placement Program (SWPP)Reimburses Canadian employers 50% of a student's salary, up to $5,000, for 6-16 week environmental-sector placements tied to the student's STEAM or Business program.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsGrantCanada-wideECO Canada / Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)50% up to $5K/studentOpen now
  262. ÉcoPerformance: Implantation simplifiée (Simplified Implementation Track)Québec's ÉcoPerformance program offers simplified implementation for businesses, covering up to 75% of eligible costs with up to $250K in savings.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecMinistère de l'Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs (MELCCFP)Up to $100KYear-round
  263. EDC Foreign Exchange Facility GuaranteeEDC covers up to 100% of the collateral your bank requires on foreign exchange contracts, so you can lock in exchange rates without tying up working capital as security.Support programCanada-wideEDCYear-round
  264. EDC Portfolio Credit InsuranceInsures your international receivables under one policy. If a customer goes bankrupt, defaults, refuses the goods or cannot pay because of events in their market, EDC pays up to 90% of the insured invoice.Support programCanada-wideEDCUp to $500KYear-round
  265. EDC Trade Expansion Lending ProgramEDC guarantees part of your bank loan or line of credit so your own bank can lend you more working capital for export growth. You apply through the bank, not through EDC.LoanCanada-wideEDCYear-round
  266. EDC Trade Impact ProgramEDC's Trade Impact Program provides Portfolio Credit Insurance, Export Guarantees, and FX hedging with premiums or fees, no non-repayable funding.Who can apply: Growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideExport Development CanadaInsurance + guaranteesYear-round
  267. EDC: Account Performance Security Guarantee (APSG)100% AAA-rated guarantee on performance bonds and letters of guarantee, freeing working capital tied to export contracts for Canadian businesses.Support programCanada-wideExport Development Canada (EDC)Year-round
  268. EDC: Export Guarantee Program (EGP)EDC guarantees up to US$25M to your bank, freeing working capital for inventory and production tied to confirmed international export contracts.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideExport Development Canada (EDC)Year-round
  269. EDGE Incentive ProgramReturns 100% of the municipal property-tax increase over 5 years for new construction or major renovation in Toronto's employment sectors; biomedical, manufacturing, film, food processing, and more.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioCity of Toronto, Economic Development & CultureOpen until Dec 31, 2027
  270. Efficiency Manitoba Business Lighting ProgramGrantManitobaEfficiency ManitobaYear-round
  271. Efficiency Manitoba: Commercial Deep Energy Retrofit ProgramPerformance-based Manitoba incentive up to $6/sq ft for commercial buildings achieving 20%+ energy reduction through deep retrofits.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantManitobaEfficiency Manitoba (Crown corporation)Year-round
  272. Efficiency Nova Scotia Business Energy Rebates (BER)GrantNova ScotiaEfficiency Nova ScotiaYear-round
  273. Efficiency Nova Scotia Pay-for-Performance (P4P) ProgramA performance incentive for Nova Scotia commercial, institutional and non-profit facilities that cut electricity use by at least 10% through a whole-building retrofit.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, colleges and universities and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantNova ScotiaEfficiency Nova ScotiaYear-round
  274. Efficiency Nova Scotia: Small Business Energy Solutions ProgramRebates up to 80% for Nova Scotia small businesses upgrading lighting, HVAC, refrigeration, and kitchen equipment; includes 24-month interest-free financing.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantNova ScotiaEfficiency Nova Scotia (subsidiary of Nova Scotia Power Inc.)Year-round
  275. EHRC: Empowering Futures (Electricity Sector Student Work Placement)Up to $5,000 wage subsidy per placement for electricity-sector employers hiring post-secondary students in co-op or internship placements via EHRC's federal SWPP program.GrantCanada-wideElectricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC)Up to $5,000 per placementCloses Mar 31, 2027
  276. EI Premium Reduction ProgramEmployers with a qualifying short-term disability plan pay a lower EI premium rate, saving up to $261.68 per insured employee per year, ongoing until the plan changes.Support programCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development Canada / Canada Revenue AgencyUp to $261Year-round
  277. Electric Vehicle Affordability Program (EVAP)Up to $5,000 (BEV/FCEV) or $2,500 (PHEV) as a point-of-sale discount at participating dealerships; no application needed; levels step down over the program to 2031.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and individualsGrantCanada-wideTransport CanadaUp to $5KOpen until Mar 31, 2031
  278. ElevateIP ProgramSubsidized expert services for IP strategy development and implementation. Startups access Tier 2 ($15–25K); women/Indigenous founders get maximum value.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (via BAIs)Up to $100KOpen now
  279. Emerging Opportunities Program$500K-$1.5M grant for Alberta agri-food processors on capital equipment, facilities, or export market expansion; 50% cost-share required.Who can apply: Industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantAlbertaGovernment of Alberta, Ministry of Agriculture and IrrigationUp to $1M/projectYear-round
  280. Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA): Industrial Transformation Challenge$500,000-$12 million grants for Alberta-based companies deploying emissions reduction tech in energy, industrial, and manufacturing sectors.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantAlbertaEmissions Reduction Alberta$500K–$15MBetween intakes
  281. Employ PEI (Wage Subsidy)$1,000-$5,000 per hire for PEI businesses hiring unemployed workers (2+ years out of high school) with 50% wage coverage for 20 weeks.GrantPrince Edward IslandSkillsPEI (Government of PEI)Up to $12.50/hrYear-round
  282. Enabling Accessibility FundGrants up to $200,000 for small-scale accessibility construction and communication technology projects, and contributions up to $3 million for larger construction projects. Individual calls set narrower bands.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and public bodies. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development CanadaBetween intakes
  283. Enabling Agricultural Research and Innovation (New Brunswick)Up to $90,000 for R&D, applied research, and technology demonstration in NB agriculture, agri-food, and agri-science sectors.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, individuals, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesGrantNew BrunswickGovernment of New Brunswick - Department of Agriculture, Aquaculture and FisheriesUp to $90KYear-round
  284. Enbridge Gas Commercial & Industrial Prescriptive Incentive ProgramWho can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, colleges and universities and public bodiesGrantOntarioEnbridge GasCloses Dec 3187 days
  285. Enbridge Gas Commercial Custom Retrofit ProgramNatural gas efficiency incentives for Ontario commercial, institutional and multi-unit residential buildings, worth up to 75% of upgrade costs to a $100,000 per-project maximum.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, colleges and universities and public bodiesGrantOntarioEnbridge GasUp to $100KCloses Oct 3126 days
  286. Energy Innovation Program$1M-$10M contributions for clean energy projects through NRCan's open calls: CCUS FEED studies ($3M-$7M) and shared testing facilities ($1M-$10M), both on continuous intake.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and public bodies. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources Canada$1M-$10M/project (open calls)Year-round
  287. Energy Innovation Program: CCUS FEED Call for ProposalsNRCan pays up to half the cost of a front end engineering design study for a carbon capture, utilization or storage project, in contributions of $3 million to $7 million. Indigenous applicants can be funded at up to 75%.GrantCanada-wideNatural Resources Canada (NRCan)$3M–$7MYear-round
  288. envisAGE AgeTech Collaborative ProjectsCo-investment for incorporated Canadian SMEs deploying a TRL 7-9 AgeTech solution with a Community Lab; envisAGE reimburses 15-25% of the SME's eligible costs.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideenvisAGE (co-led by MEDTEQ+ and AGE-WELL), funded by the Government of Canada's Strategic Innovation Fund, Stream 5 (ISED)15-25% of SME costsCloses Jan 12, 2027
  289. Envision Saint John: Impact LoanLow-interest start-up or expansion loan of up to $50,000 with flexible repayment terms, for small and medium-sized businesses in the City of Saint John.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanNew BrunswickEnvision Saint John (Regional Growth Agency)Up to $50KYear-round
  290. ERA Strategic Energy Management Initiative: Capital Retrofits (SEMI)Non-repayable funding for Alberta industrial energy-efficiency retrofits; process electrification, heat pumps, waste-heat recovery (25-50% of costs).Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesGrantAlbertaEmissions Reduction Alberta (SEMI, Strategic Energy Management Initiative)Up to $1MBetween intakes
  291. ESSOR Component 1C: Digital Transformation Implementation GrantUp to $50,000 non-repayable grant covering up to 50% of eligible digital transformation costs for Quebec SMEs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecInvestissement QuébecUp to $50KCloses Mar 31, 2027
  292. ESSOR Program: Component 1A: Feasibility Study GrantNon-repayable grant covering 50% of feasibility study costs for early-stage Quebec businesses with no revenue minimum.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsGrantQuebecInvestissement QuébecUp to $50KCloses Mar 31, 2027
  293. ESSOR Volet 3: Green Technology and Environmental Footprint ReductionQuebec loan and loan guarantee for businesses investing in clean tech, renewable energy, or circular-economy projects to reduce environmental footprint.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesForgivable loanQuebecInvestissement Québec (mandatary of Ministère de l'Économie et de l'Innovation du Québec)Closes Mar 31, 2027
  294. Eurogia2030: Call 31, NRC IRAPA Canadian SME working on low carbon energy technology can join an international Eurogia2030 consortium and have up to half its eligible project costs funded by NRC IRAP. You need at least one partner company in another Eureka country, and the proposal closes 29 October 2026.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council of Canada (NRC IRAP)Closes Oct 2924 days
  295. Evol: Conventional Loan for Inclusive Entrepreneurs$20K–$450K Quebec business loans for underrepresented entrepreneurs (women, immigrants, racialized, Indigenous, LGBTQ2S+) with mentoring included.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanQuebecEvol (formerly Femmessor)$20,000–$450,000Year-round
  296. Experience OntarioGrants of up to $125,000 covering up to 50% of eligible costs for multi-day in-person festivals and events in Ontario. Events new to Ontario can apply to the Capacity Building Stream for up to $10,000.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $125K (50%)Between intakes
  297. Export Development Canada (EDC) FinancingUp to $25M in export financing, including credit insurance, guarantees, and loans for Canadian exporters managing risk and growing sales.Who can apply: Growing businessesLoanCanada-wideExport Development CanadaUp to $25MYear-round
  298. Export Funding NB: New Brunswick Export Development ProgramNew Brunswick SMEs get 65% reimbursement (up to $15,000) for professional export consulting, digital marketing, and market research costs.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantNew BrunswickLearnSphere (delivered on behalf of Opportunities New Brunswick and Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency)Up to $15,000Year-round

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  300. Façade Conservation & Enhancement Grant ProgramSaskatoon pays 50% of commercial façade improvement costs to $16,000, plus $4,000 more for heritage-listed buildings, or $2,500 for maintenance-only refreshes.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantSaskatchewanCity of Saskatoon, Planning and Development DivisionUp to $20K (50%)Between intakes
  301. FACE: Black Entrepreneurship Loan FundLoans from $25,000 to $250,000 for Black-majority-owned for-profit businesses across Canada, delivered by FACE under the federal Black Entrepreneurship Program.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and co-operatives. Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideFederation of African Canadian Economics (FACE)$25,000–$250,000Year-round
  302. FACTOR: Canada Music Fund (Artist Programs)Grants from $2,000 to $75,000 for Canadian music artists, covering recording, touring, videos, and development; $5K-$35K typical.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and individuals. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideFACTOR (Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recordings)Up to $75KOpen now
  303. FACTOR: Company Envelope (Mid-Tier and Top-Tier)Annual operating grants up to $600,000 for established Canadian record labels, music publishers, and artist managers investing in Canadian artist development.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideFACTOR (Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recordings)Mid-Tier: up to $100,000Between intakes
  304. Farm Credit Canada (FCC) FinancingLoans from $5,000 to multi-million dollars for all agricultural and agri-food capital needs; equipment, facilities, working capital, and startup.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideFarm Credit CanadaVariesYear-round
  305. FCC AgriSpirit Fund$10,000–$25,000 non-repayable grants for rural community capital projects like greenhouses, food security, and climate adaptation.Who can apply: Non-profits, charities, Indigenous organizations and public bodiesGrantCanada-wideFarm Credit Canada$10K–$25KBetween intakes
  306. FCC Trade Disruption Customer Support ProgramCanadian agribusinesses, farm operations and food processors hit by tariffs can access an extra credit line of up to $500,000, a new term loan, and; if already an FCC customer; a principal-payment deferral of up to 12 months. Available until March 5, 2027.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideFarm Credit Canada (FCC)Closes Mar 5, 2027
  307. FCC Women Entrepreneur ProgramFCC offers qualifying women entrepreneurs in agriculture, agribusiness and food potentially discounted lending rates, plus learning and network supports; FCC does not publish a loan amount, minimum or maximum for this program.LoanCanada-wideFarm Credit Canada (FCC)Varies (not published)Year-round
  308. FCC Young Farmer LoanLoans from $25,000 to $2M for young farmers under 40 to buy land, equipment, or facilities; no processing fees, 18-month purchase window.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideFarm Credit Canada (FCC)Up to $2MYear-round
  309. FedDev Ontario Funding$250K-$750K repayable contribution (0% interest) for first-time SME applicants in southern Ontario scale-up projects.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanOntarioFederal Economic Development Agency for Southern OntarioUp to $10M (varies)Year-round
  310. FedDev Ontario: Business Scale-up and Productivity (BSP)Interest-free repayable contributions from $125K to $10M for southern Ontario businesses to scale operations, adopt tech, and boost productivity.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesForgivable loanOntarioFederal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario$125K–$10MYear-round
  311. FedDev Ontario: Regional Tariff Response Initiative (Southern Ontario)Up to $3M non-repayable for southern Ontario businesses hit by tariffs: up to $2M liquidity support plus up to $1M for pivot projects, up to 50% of costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioFederal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario)Up to $3M (non-repayable)Year-round
  312. FedEx #BackingSmall Business Contest (Canada)$5,000-$25,000 cash prizes for Canadian small businesses with no entry fee; just a FedEx shipment and online form during contest period.Who can apply: For-profit businessesAwardCanada-wideFedEx CanadaUp to $25KBetween intakes
  313. FedNor: Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative (RAII) for Northern OntarioFedNor covers up to 75% of the cost of commercializing or adopting AI in Northern Ontario, and up to 50% of capital costs. For a for profit business the money is normally repayable, with terms set in the contribution agreement.Who can apply: Growing businessesLoanOntarioFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario (FedNor)Open now
  314. Fierce Founders UpliftNon-repayable $10,000 cash plus mentorship for women and non-binary founders from equity-deserving groups in early-stage tech startups.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageGrantOntarioCommunitech$10,000 non-repayableBetween intakes
  315. Film or Video Production Services Tax Credit (PSTC)16% refundable tax credit on Canadian labour spend for film and TV production services; minimum $1M labour spend per project.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditCanada-wideCanadian Audio-Visual Certification Office (CAVCO) / CRA16% rateYear-round
  316. Finance PEI Micro-Loan ProgramFinance PEI loans up to $15,000 over up to 5 years at TD Prime + 4.5% for new and expanding Island businesses.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesLoanPrince Edward IslandFinance PEILoan up to $15KYear-round
  317. Finance PEI Tariff Working Capital Assistance ProgramFinance PEI working capital loans up to $500K at 4% fixed, interest-only for 24 months, for PEI exporters hit by U.S. tariffs.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanPrince Edward IslandFinance PEI (Government of Prince Edward Island)Up to $500K at 4%Closes Mar 31, 2027
  318. First and Last Mile Fund (FLMF)Federal grants from about $100K to $75M for strategic critical mineral infrastructure: mine-enabling, processing and transportation corridors. SMEs take part as partners.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources Canada, Critical Minerals Centre of Excellence$100K–$75MYear-round
  319. First Citizens Fund: BC Indigenous Business Loan ProgramBC provincial loans up to $75K for First Nations, Métis and Inuit entrepreneurs, with up to 40% non-repayable forgiveness, delivered by regional Aboriginal Capital Corporations.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanBritish ColumbiaAll Nations Trust Company (ANTCO) on behalf of the Government of British Columbia (Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation)Up to $75KYear-round
  320. First Peoples Economic Growth Fund (FPEGF)Up to 30% non-repayable grant for Manitoba First Nation business ventures, plus $20K for business planning; requires 10% cash equity.Who can apply: Individuals and Indigenous organizations. Startups and growing businessesGrantManitobaFirst Peoples Economic Growth Fund Inc. (Province of Manitoba & Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs)Up to $20KYear-round
  321. FirstOntario 1AwardsFirstOntario's annual competition for small businesses around Hamilton, Halton, Brant and Niagara. Ten shortlisted owners pitch live to a partner panel, and the winners share a pool that is mostly professional services (accounting, legal, marketing, digital) with a smaller cash component.AwardOntarioFirstOntario Credit Union$20K–$200KBetween intakes
  322. FNBC Business Acquisition Loan for Indigenous CommunitiesFirst Nations, Inuit and Métis communities and economic development organizations can finance up to 100% of buying a majority stake in an operating business.Who can apply: Indigenous organizations. Established businessesLoanCanada-wideFirst Nations Bank of Canada (FNBC)Up to 100% financingYear-round
  323. Fonds C: Desjardins Business Growth FundDesjardins puts up to $20,000 toward a growth project that fits one of nine categories, spanning innovation, succession, markets and suppliers, hiring and retention, sustainability, digital transformation, business-model change, cybersecurity and governance. You present the project through your Desjardins account manager, not through a form.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantQuebecDesjardins GroupUp to $20KOpen now
  324. Fonds Écoleader: Business Stream (Quebec)Quebec grant covering 75% up to $50K for businesses adopting eco-responsible practices or clean technologies; any sector, September 2026 deadline.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operativesGrantQuebecFonds d'action québécois pour le développement durable (FAQDD)Up to $30,000Between intakes
  325. Fonds vitalité : LaSalle investit dans ses commerces pour stimuler l’activité économique localeThe LaSalle borough, through PME MTL Grand Sud-Ouest, pays for three things: innovative businesses locating at the Complexe Seagram ($10,000 to $30,000), commercial terraces for restaurants and bars ($5,000 each), and storefront modernization, digital shift and marketing for local merchants ($5,000 to $10,000, or up to $15,000 for a merchant group).GrantQuebecArrondissement de LaSalle / PME MTL Grand Sud-Ouest$5K–$30KOpen now
  326. Foresight Earth Tech (2050 + Adapt): Climate AcceleratorNo cash grants provide investor access, mentorship, and pilot opportunities for cleantech startups at TRL 6+ to accelerate fundraising and market entry.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesSupport programCanada-wideForesight Canada in partnership with Social Innovation Canada (SI Canada)Investor + mentor accessYear-round
  327. Forest Sector Investment and Innovation Program (FSIIP): Business ProjectsOntario forest sector manufacturers receive up to $1.5M forgivable for $3M+ capital projects in equipment, facilities, or market expansion.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesForgivable loanOntarioGovernment of Ontario, Ministry of Natural Resources and ForestryUp to $3M (30-50%)Year-round
  328. Fort Saskatchewan Storefront Improvement GrantGrantAlbertaCity of Fort SaskatchewanUp to $15KCloses Oct 1611 days
  329. FortisBC Gas Absorption Heat Pump Rebate (Commercial)Rebates up to $200,000 for commercial GAHP equipment and installation, plus feasibility study incentives covering 75% of feasibility study costs.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaFortisBCUp to $200KYear-round
  330. FounderFuel Accelerator$100K-$120K co-investment for tech founders through Real Ventures, Panache, and Inovia Capital in Montreal-based 4-month accelerator.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideReal Ventures, Panache Ventures, and Inovia CapitalUp to $120KOpen now
  331. Futurpreneur Black Entrepreneur Startup ProgramLoans from $5,000 to $75,000 with mentorship for Black entrepreneurs aged 18-39 starting businesses.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageLoanCanada-wideFuturpreneur CanadaUp to $75KYear-round
  332. Futurpreneur Canada Startup ProgramLoans from $5,000 to $75,000 for first-time entrepreneurs aged 18–39, including mandatory mentorship and access to Futurpreneur's national community.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageLoanCanada-wideFuturpreneur CanadaUp to $75KYear-round
  333. Futurpreneur Indigenous Entrepreneur Startup ProgramLoans from $5,000 to $75,000 for Indigenous entrepreneurs aged 18-39 to launch startups, with mentoring and culturally relevant resources.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageLoanCanada-wideFuturpreneur CanadaUp to $75KYear-round
  334. Futurpreneur Newcomer ProgramUp to $25,000 in equity-free loans for newcomers aged 18-39 to launch startups, with $12.5K from Futurpreneur and $12.5K from BDC.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageLoanCanada-wideFuturpreneur CanadaUp to $25KYear-round
  335. Futurpreneur Side Hustle ProgramLoans from $5,000 to $20,000 for young entrepreneurs starting a business while keeping a full-time income outside it. Includes mentorship.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageLoanCanada-wideFuturpreneur CanadaUp to $25KYear-round

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  337. Genome CanadaUp to $10M co-funding for genomics research projects requiring industry/provincial partners and competitive proposals.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and colleges and universities. Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideGenome CanadaUp to $10MYear-round
  338. Global Citizen & PayPal Small Business Impact Awards 2026Global Citizen and PayPal award USD $20,000 cash plus mentorship to 15 small-business owners across North America, Latin America, and EMEA each year who show measurable community impact.AwardCanada-wideGlobal Citizen / PayPalUp to $20KBetween intakes
  339. Global Forest Leadership Program$100,000–$1.5M for industry consortia to expand Canadian wood product exports through NRCan's Market and Product Diversification stream.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and industry associations. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources Canada$98.9K–$1.5MBetween intakes
  340. GoEU: Ontario Export Diversification ProgramAn announced but not-yet-open program offering Ontario exporters European market advisory support; no eligibility criteria or application route published yet.Support programOntarioToronto Business Development Centre (TBDC), with FedDev Ontario and the Government of OntarioOpening soon
  341. Good Energy Yukon: Commercial & Institutional Building RebatesRebates up to $10,000 for pre-approved upgrades, or 25%–60% of project costs for larger retrofits, for Yukon businesses and organizations investing in commercial building energy efficiency.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodiesGrantYukonGovernment of Yukon (Department of Energy, Mines and Resources)Year-round
  342. Google for Startups Cloud ProgramGoogle Cloud credits for startups: up to $2,000 USD before funding, up to $200,000 after a seed or Series A round, and up to $350,000 for AI-first companies.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageSupport programCanada-wideGoogleUp to $350K USD in creditsYear-round
  343. Grant for Nunavut Employers (GNE)Nunavut employers are reimbursed two-thirds of eligible training costs per trainee when the training leads to a better job.GrantNunavutGovernment of Nunavut, Department of Family Services (Career Development Division)Two-thirds of training costsYear-round
  344. Great Lakes Local Action FundOntario grants, usually up to $50,000, for incorporated community groups restoring the Great Lakes in 2027. Businesses can only join as partners.Who can apply: Non-profits, charities, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associationsGrantOntarioGovernment of Ontario (Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks)Up to $100KCloses Nov 632 days
  345. Green Construction Through Wood (GCWood) Program$500K-$3M non-repayable funding for demonstration projects using mass timber in non-residential, tall wood, or multi-unit residential buildings.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources CanadaUp to $5MBetween intakes
  346. Green Industrial Facilities and Manufacturing Program (GIFMP): Industrial Facility TrackUp to 50% cost-share (min $40K, max $5M) for industrial facilities retrofitting boilers, compressed air, refrigeration, and waste heat recovery systems.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources Canada (NRCan)Between intakes
  347. Green Jobs - Science and Technology Internship Program (STIP)Wage subsidy covering up to 75% of intern wages for green economy roles, typically $15K-$25K per placement through partner organizations.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and colleges and universities. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources Canada (NRCan)Up to 75% wage subsidyYear-round

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  349. Hamilton Commercial District Revitalization GrantMatching grant for exterior and select interior commercial improvements (plus graffiti removal) in Hamilton's commercial districts and BIAs; active under the Revitalizing Hamilton's Commercial Districts CIP.GrantOntarioCity of Hamilton, Economic Development (Revitalizing Hamilton's Commercial Districts CIP)Up to $35KYear-round
  350. Hamilton Commercial Vacancy Assistance ProgramUp to $10,000 on a 50-50 matching basis for interior improvements when a new commercial tenant (permanent or pop-up) moves into a previously vacant space at or below grade in a Hamilton BIA or commercial district.GrantOntarioCity of Hamilton, Economic DevelopmentUp to $10,000Year-round
  351. Hamilton Start-up and Office Tenant Attraction (SOTA) ProgramCity of Hamilton loan at 0% interest, up to $450,000, for leasehold improvements to office space in designated Commercial District CIPAs. A start-up incubator tenant or an educational establishment in Downtown Hamilton may have 10% of the loan forgiven, to a maximum of $25,000.LoanOntarioCity of Hamilton, Economic DevelopmentYear-round
  352. Hamilton Starter Company PlusThe Hamilton Business Centre runs a cohort based training and mentorship program with a grant of up to $5,000 for Hamilton businesses between six months and two years old. You put in $1,250 and 12 hours of training, and the business has to be your full time occupation.GrantOntarioHamilton Business Centre / City of Hamilton$1.2K–$5KOpening soon
  353. HARVEST Accelerator (Genome Canada: Agriculture & Cleantech)$350K-$750K matching grant for Canadian agri-tech startups commercializing genomics, biotech, or engineering biology in agriculture and food.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantCanada-wideOntario Genomics / Genome Alberta / Genome Prairie$350K–$750KBetween intakes
  354. Harvester Enterprise Loan ProgramUp to $4M in government-backed loans for NL fish harvesters, including down payment loans up to $450K with 5-year grace period and interest rebates.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and LabradorUp to $4MYear-round
  355. Heritage Façade Rehabilitation ProgramVancouver funds up to $50,000 per principal façade (50% of costs) to rehabilitate and seismically stabilize the façades of privately owned, heritage-listed buildings, covering storefronts, windows, doors, signage, and architectural lighting.GrantBritish ColumbiaCity of VancouverUp to $50K per façadeYear-round
  356. Hydro-Québec Solutions EfficacesUp to $5M in grants for commercial, industrial, and agricultural electrification, covering 90% of eligible costs for energy efficiency and process heat.GrantQuebecHydro-QuébecUp to $5M/projectYear-round
  357. Hydrogen Centre of Excellence: Services Capacity (Alberta Innovates)Up to $500K for Alberta-based projects developing hydrogen ecosystem capabilities, including feasibility studies and life cycle analyses at TRL 3–7.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals, colleges and universities and public bodiesGrantAlbertaAlberta InnovatesUp to $500K/projectBetween intakes

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  359. ICTC: WIL Digital Program (Tech Sector Student Work Placement)Wage subsidy of up to 50% of a student's salary, to a maximum of $5,000, for digital-economy employers hiring post-secondary students via ICTC's federal SWPP program.GrantCanada-wideInformation and Communications Technology Council (ICTC)Closes Nov 1541 days
  360. ID Gatineau: Fonds de diversification économiqueUp to $100,000 for Gatineau businesses pursuing major implantation, infrastructure, ecosystem-building, or large cultural/tourism/sports events that drive significant economic diversification.GrantQuebecID Gatineau / Ville de GatineauUp to $100KYear-round
  361. ID Gatineau: Fonds de soutien aux entreprisesNon-repayable contribution of up to $25,000 (50% of costs) for Gatineau manufacturers and high-value-added businesses pursuing expert use, productivity improvements, or new market development via ID Gatineau.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecID Gatineau / Ville de GatineauUp to $25KYear-round
  362. ID Gatineau: Fonds Développement durableNon-repayable contribution of up to $25,000 (individual) or $50,000 (collective) for Gatineau businesses adopting eco-responsible practices, clean energy/technology, and sustainable-mobility solutions via ID Gatineau.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecID Gatineau / Ville de GatineauUp to $25K–$50KYear-round
  363. IDEaS Competitive Projects: Component 1 (Conceive & Design)$10,000–$1.5M grants for Canadian innovators to conceive and design defence solutions (TRL 1–5) with no matching required.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals, colleges and universities and public bodiesGrantCanada-wideDepartment of National Defence (DND)Up to $250K (1a) or $1.5M (1b)Year-round
  364. IDEaS Test DrivesDND/CAF buys and tests your TRL 7+ product in a real military environment via procurement contract; validated by Canadian Armed Forces operators.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals and colleges and universities. Growing and established businessesSupport programCanada-wideDepartment of National Defence / Innovation for Defence Excellence and Security (IDEaS)Year-round
  365. IESO Save on Energy Retrofit ProgramUp to $2M for largest industrial retrofits ($10K-$250K typical); lighting, HVAC, building, industrial systems. Regional adders in constrained FSAs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, colleges and universities and public bodiesGrantOntarioIndependent Electricity System Operator (IESO)Up to 50% of costsYear-round
  366. InBC Investment Fund$3M–$10M equity for revenue-generating BC tech companies at Series A or later requiring private co-investors aligned with cleantech ICT or life sciences.Who can apply: Growing businessesSupport programBritish ColumbiaInBC Investment Corp (Government of British Columbia)$3M–$10MYear-round
  367. Inclusive Trade Investments Program (ITIP): Export Development Canada (EDC)EDC has committed $200 million to take equity stakes in Canadian exporting companies founded or led by women, Indigenous Peoples, Black and other racialized Canadians, people with disabilities and members of the 2SLGBTQI+ community. This is investment capital in exchange for part of your company, not a grant, and some of it is deployed through partner funds rather than directly.Support programCanada-wideExport Development Canada (EDC)Up to $200MYear-round
  368. Incoming Buyer Program (IBP): ManitobaReimburses 50% of economy airfare and accommodation for international buyer visits; up to $5,000 per visit for export-ready Manitoba SMEs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantManitobaProvince of Manitoba, Trade and InvestmentUp to $5K/projectYear-round
  369. Indigenous Business Corporation (IBC): First Nations Business LoansDevelopment lending for First Nations businesses in Treaty Areas 6, 7 and 8, from a lender that has been doing it since 1987. Agriculture and heavy equipment are its specialities, but it finances anything viable, from convenience stores to video production.LoanAlbertaIndigenous Business CorporationUp to $80MOpen now
  370. Indigenous Forestry InitiativeUp to $5M (contribution stream, currently closed) or $45K (grant stream, open, 100% funded) for Indigenous-led sustainable forest management and economic development projects in the natural resources sector.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and public bodies. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources CanadaUp to $5MOpen until Sep 1, 2028
  371. Indigenous Forestry Initiative: Capacity GrantsNon-repayable grants up to $45K for Indigenous communities to build forest management capacity, covering expert hiring and Indigenous Knowledge documentation.Who can apply: Indigenous organizationsGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources CanadaUp to $45K (100% funded)Year-round
  372. Indigenous Growth FundLoans from $5,000 to $750,000 for Indigenous entrepreneurs through 59 Indigenous Financial Institutions (IFIs), with most common range $50K-$250K.Who can apply: Indigenous organizations. Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideNational Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA)Up to $750K (IFI loan)Year-round
  373. Indigenous Intellectual Property Program (IIPP) GrantNon-repayable federal grants up to $50,000 for Indigenous organizations protecting intellectual property, Indigenous knowledge and cultural expressions.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, charities, Indigenous organizations and public bodiesGrantCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development CanadaUp to $50K by streamBetween intakes
  374. Indigenous Skills and Employment Training ProgramFunding for Indigenous-led skills development and employment training programs through agreements with Indigenous service organizations across Canada.Who can apply: Indigenous organizations. Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development CanadaVariesYear-round
  375. Indigenous Women Entrepreneurship Fund (IWEF)$2,500 non-repayable grant plus 1-year CCIB TIB membership for Indigenous women entrepreneurs starting or growing businesses.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB)Up to $2.5KBetween intakes
  376. Industrial AI Readiness ProgramCanadian manufacturers under 500 employees can recover up to $15,000 of the professional fees for an AI readiness evaluation and implementation plan.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideNext Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen)Up to $15KOpen now
  377. Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP)Up to $1M in R&D funding for SMEs, accessed through an NRC industrial technology advisor relationship; typical first-time award $75K-$200K.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council Canada$75K-$1M typical (up to $10M)Year-round
  378. Industry Expansion ProgramGrants of $10,000 to $200,000 for skills training on new jobs (5-50 positions); based on job count, not fixed formula.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantManitobaGovernment of Manitoba, Department of Business, Mining, Trade and Job CreationVaries (custom)Year-round
  379. Initiative grand VInvestissement Québec finances innovation and sustainable productivity projects for Québec businesses of any size, through term loans, direct venture capital or equity, with capital repayments deferrable up to 48 months and no file analysis fee. Financing can be paired with up to 100 hours of help from IQ innovation experts.Who can apply: Growing businessesLoanQuebecInvestissement QuébecYear-round
  380. INNOV-R PME: Quebec GHG-Reduction Innovation Program for SMEs$250,000-$450,000 for Quebec SMEs developing GHG-reducing products, processes, or services through Quebec-based collaborations.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecInnovÉÉ (Innovation en énergie électrique) with Prompt Innov and MEIEUp to $450K/projectBetween intakes
  381. Innovate BC: Early-Stage Demonstration CallGrants up to $500,000 (40% of costs) for BC-based SMEs piloting TRL 6+ tech at real-world scale.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaInnovate BCUp to $500KCloses Oct 3025 days
  382. Innovation Ecosystem Enablers: Process and Technology Testing Facilities, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) Office of Energy Research and Development (OERD)NRCan pays up to half the cost, from $1 million to $10 million, of building, expanding or modernizing a shared-use energy-technology testing, validation, certification or prototyping facility in Canada. Contributions are non-repayable, Indigenous applicants can have 100% of costs covered, and the facility has to be open to outside clients.GrantCanada-wideNRCan, OERD (Energy Innovation Program)$1M–$10MYear-round
  383. Innovation Factory Canadian Medtech Alliance (CAMEDA) ProgramUp to $100,000 non-dilutive for Ontario medical device firms at TRL-7+ running a manufacturing project with a listed CAMEDA partner, on a 1.6x cash match.GrantOntarioInnovation Factory / Synapse Consortium / FedDev OntarioUp to $100K (1.6x cash match)Year-round
  384. Innovation Factory HEALTHI Program$15,000 of research-hospital administration services for incorporated Canadian life science firms at TRL-6+, unlocked by a $2,500 cash match.Support programCanada-wideInnovation Factory / Synapse Life Science Consortium, funded by the NRC Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP); CAN Health Network delivery streamUp to $15K in servicesYear-round
  385. Innovation Factory SOPHIE Commercialization ProgramUp to $100,000 non-dilutive for Ontario life science firms at TRL-6+ running a commercialization project with a Hamilton academic or clinical partner.GrantOntarioInnovation Factory / Synapse Consortium / FedDev OntarioUp to $100K (1.25x match)Year-round
  386. Innovation for Defence Excellence and Security (IDEaS)$200K-$1.5M for competitive defence R&D projects in technology, engineering, or manufacturing; most first-time applicants target Component 1a.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals, colleges and universities and public bodies. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideDepartment of National DefenceUp to $6.75MCloses Oct 2015 days
  387. Innovation Growth Program$25,000-$100,000 non-repayable grant for Manitoba SMEs to commercialize tech or manufacturing innovations with 50/50 cost-share.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantManitobaProvince of ManitobaUp to $100KBetween intakes
  388. Innovation Partnership Program (IPP)Global Affairs Canada covers up to 50% of travel and conference costs for Canadian SMEs selected to join R&D partnering delegations abroad.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantCanada-wideGlobal Affairs Canada, Trade Commissioner ServiceUp to 50% of mission costsCloses Oct 116 days
  389. Innovation PEI Capital Acquisition AssistanceUp to 25% (max $25,000) toward equipment, renovations or leasehold improvements for PEI export businesses in strategic sectors.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEIUp to $25K (25%)Year-round
  390. Innovation PEI Marketing AssistanceUp to 40% of export marketing costs (max $32,000 a year) for PEI businesses in strategic sectors selling mainly outside the province.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEIUp to $32K (40%)Open now
  391. Innovation PEI Strategic Improvement AssistanceUp to 40% (max $20,000) of outside expertise for PEI export businesses improving efficiency, processes, quality or IP strategy.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEIUp to $20K (40%)Year-round
  392. Innovation PEI: Ignition FundUp to $25,000 for PEI founders to validate ideas, build prototypes, and launch new ventures in technology or R&D.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEI (Government of PEI)Up to $25KOpen now
  393. Innovative Clean Energy (ICE) Fund: Open CallGrants generally from $50,000 to $3 million, covering up to 75% of eligible costs, for pre-commercial clean energy R&D, technology demonstrations, and innovation projects across BC.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsGrantBritish ColumbiaGovernment of British Columbia$50K-$3M/projectYear-round
  394. Innovative Solutions CanadaUp to $1M to solve a federal department's posted R&D challenge; Phase 1 prototype, Phase 2 product.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development CanadaUp to $1MOpen now
  395. Intellectual Property Ontario (IPON): IP Support ProgramIPON subsidizes vetted IP service providers; strategy, searches, initial patent/trademark filings for Ontario innovators in priority sectors.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, individuals and colleges and universitiesSupport programOntarioIntellectual Property OntarioIP cost subsidyYear-round
  396. Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit25% refundable tax credit on BC-resident salaries and wages for video game, educational software and other interactive digital media development; minimum $100K eligible wages.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesTax creditBritish ColumbiaGovernment of British Columbia25% rateYear-round
  397. Interlake Tourism Development FundUp to $2,000 for tourism product development in Manitoba's Interlake region, covering culture, heritage, and nature-based recreation projects.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesGrantManitobaInterlake Tourism AssociationUp to $2KCloses Feb 27, 2027
  398. INVEST North: Innovation StreamUp to 50% contribution for R&D and commercialization costs in Northern Ontario; $500K max for R&D-only, $2M max for combined projects.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $2MYear-round
  399. INVEST North: Launch StreamUp to $200K for 50% of eligible startup costs; capital equipment, leasehold improvements, ICT, and limited marketing for new Northern Ontario businesses.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and early-stageGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $200KYear-round
  400. INVEST North: Locate Stream$500K–$3M for facility relocations or expansions in Northern Ontario, covering construction, equipment, and ICT; up to $5M for major projects.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $5MYear-round
  401. Invest Nova Scotia: Export Development ProgramReimburses up to 50% of export development costs (trade shows, market research, branding); max $15,000 per year, first-come first-served.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantNova ScotiaInvest Nova ScotiaUp to $15K (50% reimbursement)Closes Mar 10, 2027
  402. Invest Nova Scotia: Innovation Rebate Program (IRP)25% rebate on eligible manufacturing project costs with minimum $350,000 project size and up to $15M eligible costs.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantNova ScotiaInvest Nova ScotiaUp to $15MYear-round
  403. Invest Ontario Fund (IOF)$500K-$4M forgivable loan for strategic capital projects in advanced manufacturing, life sciences, or technology tied to job creation and investment milestones.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesForgivable loanOntarioInvest Ontario$500K–$4MYear-round
  404. Invest Ottawa Path FundCurrent IO Venture Path companies in the National Capital Region can win $10,000; or $15,000 for priority groups; in non-dilutive grant funding, matched 50/50.GrantOntarioInvest Ottawa$10K–$15KBetween intakes
  405. Invest Ottawa: Summer Company ProgramUp to $3,000 for Ottawa students aged 15–29 launching a summer business; $1,500 upfront and $1,500 on completion, plus workshops and mentorship.Who can apply: Individuals. Startups and early-stageGrantOntarioInvest Ottawa (delivering Province of Ontario's Summer Company program)Up to $3,000Between intakes
  406. Investissement Québec - ESSOR ProgramNon-repayable grants of $20,000–$50,000 covering 50% of eligible costs for feasibility studies and digital diagnostics (Volet 1), plus loan and loan-guarantee volets for productivity, environmental footprint, global supply chains and softwood lumber sawmills.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operatives. Growing businessesSupport programQuebecInvestissement QuébecUp to $50K (Volet 1)Year-round
  407. Investissement Québec ESSOR: Volet 2 : Chantier Productivité$500K-$5M repayable contribution or loan guarantee for Quebec manufacturing and industrial tech upgrades, with a $10M budgetary-impact ceiling for major automation or Industry 4.0 projects.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operatives. Growing and established businessesLoanQuebecInvestissement Québec (MEIE program, Cadre normatif ESSOR 2025-2027, Décret 324-2025)Up to $10M/projectCloses Mar 31, 2027
  408. Investissement Québec: Frontière Program (Tariff Liquidity Loan)Repayable IQ loan up to $50M for Quebec manufacturers and primary exporters hit by U.S. tariffs; 24-month capital moratorium, $3M revenue minimum.Who can apply: Established businessesLoanQuebecInvestissement QuébecUp to $50,000,000Not taking applications
  409. Investissement Québec: Panorama (Export Diversification Financing)Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanQuebecInvestissement QuébecYear-round
  410. Investissement Québec: Project FinancingProvincial financing for Quebec businesses. ESSOR grants up to $50K, plus project loans and guarantees up to $10M for SMBs.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanQuebecInvestissement QuébecUp to $100MYear-round
  411. Investment Attraction FundCustomized loans and advances help large-scale foreign direct investment projects establish or expand operations in Newfoundland and Labrador.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Jobs, Growth and Rural Development (JGRD)Year-round
  412. Investments in Forest Industry Transformation (IFIT)$3M-$10M grant for forest sector capital projects in bioenergy, biomaterials, or cleantech; typical contribution 35% of total project cost.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Established businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources CanadaUp to $10MBetween intakes
  413. IO Venture Path (Invest Ottawa Accelerator Programs)In-kind benefits including mentorship, workspace, and investor access for tech startups; no cash, no equity, no cost.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programOntario and QuebecInvest OttawaMentorship + workspaceYear-round
  414. IP Assist ProgramUp to $50,000 for IP strategy development ($20K) and execution ($30K); covers audits, analysis, and clearance searches, not filings.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideNRC IRAP (National Research Council)Up to $50KYear-round
  415. IQ Fonds Impulsion (formerly Impulsion PME)$250K–$2M co-investment for Quebec pre-seed and seed companies via SAFE/KISS notes; any sector, but you need a lead investor already identified and a referral from an IQ partner.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programQuebecInvestissement Québec$250K–$2MYear-round
  416. ISC Challenge Stream (Innovative Solutions Canada)Up to $1M to solve a posted federal government R&D challenge; Phase 1 feasibility ($150K/6 months), Phase 2 prototype ($1M/2 years), 100% funded.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)Phase 1: up to $150,000Open now
  417. ISC Pathway to Commercialization (Source List for Government Buyers)ISC Testing Stream graduates at TRL 9 get listed on a government source list; departments can award sole-source contracts up to $8M for 3 years, no bidding.Who can apply: Established businessesSupport programCanada-wideInnovative Solutions Canada / Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) / ISEDYear-round
  418. ISC Testing Stream (Innovative Solutions Canada)R&D contracts up to $1.1M to test your pre-commercial technology in a live government setting; open to companies, non-profits, universities, and individuals.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals and colleges and universities. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) / Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC)Year-round
  419. IVADO Scientist in Action: AI Intern Subsidy for StartupsQuebec startups under 20 employees can host a master's AI intern for $3,750 (4 months), with IVADO and Mitacs co-funding the remaining $11,250.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programQuebecIVADO (Institut de valorisation des données), Montreal, co-funded with Mitacs$3,750 startup costBetween intakes

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  423. Kakivak Association - Economic Opportunity Fund (EOF)Grants up to $10,000 for tourism businesses in Qikiqtani Region communities near National Parks for marketing, branding, or startup costs.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantNunavutKakivak AssociationUp to $10K/yrYear-round
  424. Kakivak Association - Sivummut Grants to Small BusinessesGrants up to $25,000 for Inuit-owned businesses in Nunavut for pre-startup, startup, or expansion activities.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantNunavutKakivak AssociationUp to $25K total per businessYear-round
  425. Kingston Helix Funding ProgramEastern Ontario life sciences companies can draw $10,000–$100,000 in matching funds to buy expertise, lab access and testing from Kingston's validation network.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioKingston Economic Development CorporationUp to $100K (50% match)Between intakes
  426. Kitchener Façade Grant ProgramCity of Kitchener grants paying 50% of exterior façade improvement costs for downtown commercial buildings; up to $10K per storefront, $30K for multi-unit buildings.GrantOntarioCity of Kitchener, Economic Development (Downtown CIP)Year-round
  427. Kivalliq Inuit Association: Business Development Fund (BDF)Grants from $1,000 to $25,000 for Inuit-owned businesses in Kivalliq region to start or grow operations across all sectors.GrantNunavutKivalliq Inuit Association (Business Development Fund; formerly delivered by Kivalliq Partners in Development)Up to $25KYear-round

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  429. La Financière agricole du Québec (FADQ) Farm Loan Guarantees and FinancingFADQ guarantees Québec farm loans of up to $15M from your own bank, cutting 0.30 to 0.60 off the rate, with lighter terms for start-ups.LoanQuebecLa Financière agricole du Québec (FADQ)Guarantees up to $15MYear-round
  430. Launch Academy LaunchPad ProgramPaid online incubator membership for tech startups with an MVP: mentorship, weekly events, investor introductions and a perks bundle, but no funding.Support programCanada-wideLaunch AcademyPaid membership, no fundingOpen now
  431. Launch Export Atlantic Incubator Program: Invest Nova Scotia, ACOA, Atlantic provincesA seven month export readiness incubator run by ACOA and the four Atlantic provinces, taking eight small businesses from each province. Participants get 15 virtual training sessions, 10 hours of coaching, a provincial contact and up to $1,000 plus HST for digital marketing assets, for a $250 fee.Who can apply: Growing businessesSupport program4 provincesInvest Nova Scotia, ACOA, and the four Atlantic ProvincesUp to $15KBetween intakes
  432. Laval Économique Virage Techno: ManufacturierUp to $50,000 non-repayable grant for Laval manufacturing businesses adopting digital tech, automation, or robotization; $25K–$50K typical.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecLaval Économique / Ville de LavalUp to $50KYear-round
  433. Laval Économique: Fonds créateur d'entreprise (Business Launch Fund)Non-repayable grant of $5,000–$25,000 for new or acquired businesses in Laval, Québec, during first two years of operation.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and early-stageGrantQuebecLaval Économique / Ville de LavalUp to $25KYear-round
  434. Lenovo Evolve Small AI GrantTen North American small businesses each receive a $25,000 grant, a customized AI technology package worth $10,000, and a year of one-to-one business coaching. In Canada only Greater Toronto and Greater Vancouver qualify, and the business must already run on Microsoft 365.GrantOntario and British ColumbiaLenovo (with Intel and Microsoft)$10K–$25KBetween intakes
  435. Life Sciences Innovation Fund (LSIF)Up to $500,000 co-investment for Ontario life sciences and healthcare tech companies to commercialize IP from concept to market.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and early-stageSupport programOntarioOntario Centre of Innovation (OCI)Up to $500KYear-round
  436. Life Sciences Scale-up Fund (LSSUF)$450K–$1.5M grant for Ontario life sciences SMEs to scale products, hire staff, and build manufacturing capacity.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesGrantOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $2.5MOpen now
  437. LiONS LAIR Pitch Competition$30,000 grand prize for regional founders (Brant, Halton, Hamilton, Norfolk) who complete Innovation Factory's free 8-week Founders Fast Track program.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesAwardOntarioInnovation Factory (Hamilton)$30K–$55KOpen now
  438. Livestock Waste Tissue Initiative (LWTI): Investment Agriculture Foundation of BCPays a BC operator to stand up deadstock collection, including Specified Risk Material, for the western Fraser Valley and Metro Vancouver. Up to $25,000 covers the business plan, and the operator finally chosen is reimbursed up to 75% of eligible capital costs such as a facility, trucks, coolers and processing equipment.GrantBritish ColumbiaInvestment Agriculture Foundation of BCUp to $25KOpen now
  439. Local Investment Funds (Fonds locaux d’investissement)Term or equity loans up to $250,000 for Laval SMEs, co-ops and non-profits with fewer than 250 employees.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operativesLoanQuebecLaval Économique / Ville de LavalUp to $250KYear-round
  440. London Core Area Safety Audit GrantCity of London grant covering 50% of exterior security upgrade costs (up to $10,000) for commercial properties in the Core Area; cameras, lighting, gates, and landscaping.GrantOntarioCity of London (Ontario), Community ImprovementUp to $10,000Year-round
  441. London Façade Improvement LoanInterest-free loan (up to $50,000, 50% of costs) for commercial storefront façade upgrades in London's designated improvement areas; partly forgivable in some zones.Forgivable loanOntarioCity of London (Ontario), Community ImprovementUp to $50,000Year-round
  442. London Vacant Commercial Space Fit-Out GrantCity of London grant covering 50% of fit-out costs (up to $50,000) for new tenants bringing vacant downtown storefronts back into commercial use.GrantOntarioCity of London (Ontario), Community ImprovementUp to $50,000Year-round
  443. Louis Riel Capital Corporation (LRCC): Métis Business Grant & Loan ProgramFinancing for Red River Métis owned businesses in Manitoba, packaging a non-repayable grant of up to $99,999 with a commercial loan of up to $250,000. LRCC also helps applicants build the business plan the decision rests on.LoanManitobaLouis Riel Capital Corporation$99.9K–$1MOpen now

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  445. Manitoba Book Publishing Tax Credit (MBPTC)40% refundable tax credit on MB book publishing labour, up to $100K/year; includes 15% environmental bonus for recycled paper.Tax creditManitobaManitoba Department of Finance / Canada Revenue AgencyUp to $100KOpen now
  446. Manitoba Business Security Rebate ProgramGrantManitobaGovernment of Manitoba, Manitoba JusticeUp to $2,500Year-round
  447. Manitoba Climate Action FundGrants from $5,000 to $150,000 for climate action projects including clean tech and equipment; EV chargers capped at $100K per unit.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, colleges and universities and public bodies. Growing businessesGrantManitobaGovernment of ManitobaUp to $150KBetween intakes
  448. Manitoba Climate and Economy Solutions Program (CESP)Up to 35% of costs for Manitoba businesses on stationary equipment retrofits, vehicle electrification, or renewables; $2,500/tonne CO2e cap.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantManitobaGovernment of Manitoba / Environment and Climate Change CanadaUp to 35% rateBetween intakes
  449. Manitoba Community Enterprise Development Tax Credit (CEDTC)Refundable 45% Manitoba tax credit for investors in pre-approved local cooperatives and CCPCs; issuing company net assets under $10M, $3M lifetime cap.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and co-operatives. Startups and growing businessesTax creditManitobaGovernment of Manitoba, Economic Programs Branch45% refundable tax creditYear-round
  450. Manitoba Cultural Industries Printing Tax CreditRefundable Manitoba credit worth 35% of book-printing-division wages paid to Manitoba residents, prorated by eligible book printing revenue, to $1.1 million a year per corporation.Who can apply: Established businessesTax creditManitobaGovernment of Manitoba / Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)Up to $1.1M/yr (35%)Year-round
  451. Manitoba Export Development Program (EDP)Reimburses 75% of trade show costs for exhibitors or 50% for attendees, plus $5K for buyer programs; for Manitoba companies with $30K-$50M sales.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantManitobaProvince of ManitobaUp to $5KYear-round
  452. Manitoba Film and Music - Produce ProgramWho can apply: For-profit businesses and individualsGrantManitobaManitoba Film and MusicUp to $20,000Closes Jan 21, 2027
  453. Manitoba Film and Music Perform ProgramCovers up to 60% of eligible touring costs, to $7,500 a fiscal year, or $15,000 if the artist has a current Manitoba Film and Music funded release and a registered Manitoba business. The tour must be at least four confirmed shows on four different days, outside a 150 km radius of the artist's hometown.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individualsGrantManitobaManitoba Film and MusicYear-round
  454. Manitoba Film and Video Production Tax CreditUp to 65% refundable tax credit on salaries or 38% on production costs for film and video productions in Manitoba.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditManitobaProvince of Manitoba / Manitoba Film and MusicUp to 65% rateYear-round
  455. Manitoba Forage Advantage PilotA 15% credit against Manitoba Forage Establishment Insurance premiums for perennial forage on MASC-designated marginal acres, plus discounts the following year.Support programManitobaManitoba Agricultural Services Corporation (MASC) / Government of Manitoba and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada15% off forage insuranceOpen now
  456. Manitoba Green Energy Equipment Tax CreditRefundable Manitoba tax credit of 10–15% on eligible costs for businesses installing new geothermal, solar thermal, or biomass energy equipment in the province.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditManitobaGovernment of Manitoba, Department of FinanceYear-round
  457. Manitoba Innovation Proof-of-Concept GrantManitoba bioscience, ICT, advanced manufacturing and transportation projects can draw up to $150,000 over two years to move a TRL 3-7 discovery toward market.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and colleges and universitiesGrantManitobaResearch ManitobaUp to $150K over 2 yearsCloses Nov 329 days
  458. Manitoba Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit (MIDMTC)35-40% refundable tax credit on labour costs for Manitoba interactive digital media; games, educational software, digital content.Tax creditManitobaProvince of ManitobaUp to 40% rateOpen until Dec 31, 2030
  459. Manitoba InvestsNon-dilutive early-stage capital plus mentorship for Manitoba startups, reached through a paid Manitoba Connect membership and a free readiness assessment.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageGrantManitobaManitoba Innovates (non-profit; formed from the merger of two Winnipeg tech hubs, supported by North Forge)Amount not publishedBetween intakes
  460. Manitoba Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit (MITC)Up to 8% provincial tax credit (7% refundable) on eligible manufacturing machinery, equipment, and buildings acquired in Manitoba.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditManitobaGovernment of Manitoba, Manitoba Finance (administered by Canada Revenue Agency)Year-round
  461. Manitoba Mineral Development Fund (MMDF)Manitoba's $20M mineral development fund covers 30% of capital and non-capital costs, to $300,000, for mining and northern economic development projects.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodiesGrantManitobaManitoba Mineral Development Fund, delivered and administered by the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce on behalf of the Province of Manitoba30% of costs, to $300KBetween intakes
  462. Manitoba Research and Development Tax CreditManitoba's provincial 15% SR&ED top-up, stacking on federal credits; 50% refundable for in-house R&D, fully refundable for qualifying MB institute contracts.Tax creditManitobaGovernment of Manitoba, Manitoba Finance (administered by Canada Revenue Agency)Year-round
  463. Manitoba Small Business Venture Capital Tax Credit (SBVCTC)45% non-refundable tax credit for investors in Manitoba small businesses, with a $5K minimum investment and $500K maximum per company.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesTax creditManitobaProvince of ManitobaUp to $10M raisedOpen until Dec 31, 2028
  464. Manitoba Solutions Grant: Climate Adaptation & Community ProtectionA Manitoba research institution leads; your organization joins as knowledge-user co-applicant on a climate project worth up to $200,000 over two years.Who can apply: Colleges and universitiesGrantManitobaResearch ManitobaUp to $200K over 2 yearsBetween intakes
  465. Manitoba Trade Growth Investment Financing Program (TGIF)Repayable Manitoba loan of $250K–$5M (25% of project costs) for CCPCs investing in equipment, facilities, or IT with measurable trade or job-creation outcomes.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and co-operatives. Growing and established businessesLoanManitobaGovernment of Manitoba, Department of Business, Mining, Trade and Job Creation$250,000–$5,000,000Year-round
  466. Manitoba Trade Resilience Loan ProgramManitoba loans of $100K to $1M in working capital for tariff-hit CCPCs and co-ops with 3+ years and 5+ staff, with up to a year of principal deferral.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanManitobaGovernment of Manitoba, Business, Mining, Trade and Job Creation (Economic Programs and Initiatives Branch)$100K to $1MYear-round
  467. Manitoba Works Capital Incentive (MWCI)Tax credit on incremental education property taxes for $10M+ capital investments in MB mfg, aerospace, agri, or life sciences; 10+ jobs required.Who can apply: Established businessesTax creditManitobaGovernment of Manitoba20-yr tax rebateYear-round
  468. Manufacturing and Processing Investment Tax Credit (BC)15% refundable tax credit on new manufacturing buildings, machinery, and equipment investments in BC; $15K-$300K per project.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditBritish ColumbiaGovernment of British ColumbiaUp to $300KOpen until Mar 31, 2036
  469. MAPAQ: Programme Innovation bioalimentaire (Quebec Biofood Innovation Program)MAPAQ grant covering 80% up to $210K for Quebec fishing and aquaculture companies doing applied R&D; Volet 3 open until 2028, Volet 5 closes June 15, 2026.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecMinistère de l'Agriculture, des Pêcheries et de l'Alimentation (MAPAQ), Government of QuebecVolet 3: up to $210,000Closes Oct 5today
  470. Market Entry Development Program (MEDP)Up to $26,000 in subsidized export consulting for Atlantic Canadian businesses at $2,500; expert market entry strategy for Europe and Indo-Pacific.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesSupport program4 provincesAtlantic Chamber of Commerce (delivery); co-funded by the Government of Canada and the four Atlantic provinces under the Atlantic Trade, Investment and Growth Strategy (ATIGS)$13,000Year-round
  471. MaRS Discovery District ProgramsNo cash, but MaRS provides investor introductions, pitch coaching, and term sheet review for Canadian startups preparing to raise a pre-seed, seed or Series A round.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programOntarioMaRS Discovery DistrictIn-kind advisory (no cash)Year-round
  472. MASC Farm Loans and Loan Guarantees (Manitoba)MASC farm loans up to $6.25M, livestock loans, and guarantees now covering 33.33% of bank loans, plus rebates for farmers under 40.LoanManitobaManitoba Agricultural Services Corporation (MASC)Up to $6.25MYear-round
  473. Mastercard Small Business Fund (Canada)$10,000 non-repayable grant for women-owned Canadian SMEs with 1-99 employees and under $1M revenue, plus Toronto experience and mentorship.AwardCanada-wideMastercard Canada / Pier FiveUp to $10K/yrBetween intakes
  474. MEDTEQ+ AVISÉ ProgramNon-repayable contributions up to $700,000 for Quebec medtech and digital-health companies running real-world evaluation studies with RÉIS teams.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operatives. Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecMEDTEQ+ / Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie du QuébecUp to $700K non-repayableBetween intakes
  475. Meridian Small Business Big Impact Awards$10,000 regional awards for Ontario small businesses driving community impact; $60,000 grand prize includes $50K public vote bonus.AwardOntarioMeridian Credit UnionUp to $50KCloses Nov 3056 days
  476. Methane Reduction Deployment Program (MRDP)Up to $2M per parent company ($1M per technology type) at 50% cost-share for Alberta oil and gas operators deploying proven methane tech: engine retrofits, pneumatics or tank venting.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantAlbertaEmissions Reduction Alberta (ERA)Open until Mar 31, 2029
  477. Métis Financial Corporation of BC (MFCBC): Business LoansPreferred-rate developmental business loans for Métis-owned businesses in BC; all stages, plus a dedicated Métis Women's Entrepreneur stream.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanBritish ColumbiaMétis Financial Corporation of British Columbia (an affiliate of Métis Nation British Columbia)Preferred rate, per applicantYear-round
  478. Métis Voyageur Development Fund (MVDF) Business FinancingLoans up to $1.5M for Métis-owned for-profit businesses in Ontario, with rates better than commercial lenders and business advisory.Who can apply: For-profit businessesLoanOntarioMétis Voyageur Development Fund Inc.Up to $1.5MYear-round
  479. MICA Diamond/Core Drill Rod and Inner Tube Handling ChallengeMICA seeks machine-based drill rod handling concepts - separate surface and underground designs, 1-2 test units; submissions close October 31, 2026.Support programCanada-wideMining Innovation Commercialization Accelerator (MICA)No award statedCloses Oct 3126 days
  480. Microsoft for StartupsCanadian B2B software and AI startups get $1,000 in Azure credits immediately, $5,000 after verification, and up to $150,000 USD as usage and progress build.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and early-stageSupport programCanada-wideMicrosoftUp to $150K USD in creditsYear-round
  481. MiHR: Gearing Up (Mining Sector Student Work Placement)Up to $5,000 wage subsidy per placement for mining employers who create co-op, internship, field placement or applied-project opportunities for post-secondary students; sector-specific SWPP by MiHR.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsGrantCanada-wideMining Industry Human Resources Council (MiHR) / Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)Up to $5,000 per placementYear-round
  482. MiHR: Green Jobs Program (Mining Clean Tech Youth Placements)Up to $30,000 per youth hire (aged 15–30) in clean-tech mining roles delivering environmental benefit; NRCan's STIP Green Jobs program, delivered by MiHR.GrantCanada-wideMining Industry Human Resources Council (MiHR) / Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)Up to $24,000Year-round
  483. Mining Innovation Commercialization Accelerator (MICA)Up to $500K co-funding for pilot demonstrations of new mining tech; covers 30% of eligible costs, average $458K.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, colleges and universities and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED), administered by CEMIUp to $500KYear-round
  484. Mitacs AccelerateMitacs pays 50% of a graduate intern's R&D project (~$15K-$22.5K per 4-month unit) when paired with industry.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideMitacsUp to $15K/internYear-round
  485. Mitacs Accelerate Entrepreneur ProgramFunds student and postdoc entrepreneurs up to $15,000 per 4-month unit to commercialize their incorporated startup's core technology at an approved incubator.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideMitacs$15,000Year-round
  486. Mitacs Business Strategy Internship (BSI)$5,000-$7,500 subsidy for 4-6 month MBA intern projects on market analysis, business development, and scale-up strategy.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and public bodiesGrantCanada-wideMitacs$5K–$7.5KYear-round
  487. Montréal: Aide financière : commerces des secteurs affectés par des travaux majeursMontreal pays businesses hurt by a major public works project nearby. A flat $5,000 grant to adapt to the disruption, plus loss-based aid of up to $40,000 per fiscal year calculated from the drop in gross profit. You have 24 months after the works end to file.GrantQuebecVille de Montréal$5K–$40KYear-round
  488. Multiculturalism and Anti-Racism Program (MARP)Federal funding for not-for-profits, Indigenous organizations and small municipalities running community events, worth up to $100,000 per event a year.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associationsGrantCanada-wideCanadian HeritageUp to $100K/eventOpen now
  489. Museums Assistance Program: Access to HeritageFunds non-profit museums to develop and circulate travelling exhibitions across Canada, covering up to 50% of eligible costs to $200,000 per project.Who can apply: Non-profits and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideDepartment of Canadian HeritageUp to $200,000Between intakes

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  491. NACCA Indigenous Women Entrepreneur (IWE) Program$20,000-$25,000 micro-loan for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis women entrepreneurs through 30+ Aboriginal Financial Institutions, combining a loan of at least 50% with a non-repayable grant of up to 45%.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideNational Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA)Up to $50KYear-round
  492. National Genomic Applications Partnership Program (N-GAPP)Up to $2M co-funding for public-private genomics R&D partnerships addressing market needs, requiring industry partners and total project costs of $1.5M–$4.5M.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and colleges and universities. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideGenome Canada$300K–$2MBetween intakes
  493. NB Competitiveness and Growth ProgramWho can apply: For-profit businesses. Established businessesSupport programNew BrunswickOpportunities NB (ONB)Year-round
  494. NB Power Business Rebate ProgramWho can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, charities, individuals, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associationsGrantNew BrunswickNB Power (SaveEnergyNB)Year-round
  495. NB Small Business Investor Tax Credit (SBITC)50% tax credit on individual investments up to $125,000/year for eligible NB small businesses; requires 4+ year share holding.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesTax creditNew BrunswickGovernment of New BrunswickUp to $125KYear-round
  496. NBIF Breakthru Startup Pitch CompetitionUp to $200K in equity and in-kind for up to three New Brunswick startups, with typical prizes of $50K–$100K per winner.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageAwardNew BrunswickNew Brunswick Innovation Foundation (NBIF)Up to $200KBetween intakes
  497. NBIF Cleantech Momentum Program$50,000–$250,000 non-repayable grant for NB SMEs developing cleantech with emissions reduction, requiring prior revenue and commercial readiness.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantNew BrunswickNew Brunswick Innovation Foundation (NBIF)$50K–$250KBetween intakes
  498. NBIF Emerging Concepts and Technologies (ECT) ProgramUp to $150K for New Brunswick companies and researchers developing emissions reduction technologies in clean tech, energy, or environmental sectors.Who can apply: Individuals. Growing and established businessesGrantNew BrunswickNew Brunswick Innovation Foundation (NBIF)Up to $150KBetween intakes
  499. NBIF Innovation Voucher FundUp to $80,000 (80% of project costs) for New Brunswick SMEs partnering with research orgs on R&D, product dev, or tech adoption.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantNew BrunswickNew Brunswick Innovation Foundation (NBIF)$10K–$100KYear-round
  500. NDIT Business Diversification and Sustainability (Rural and Remote Employment Initiatives Fund)One-time rebate of up to $200,000 (75% of costs) for Northern B.C. businesses investing in equipment to adapt to U.S. tariffs and keep jobs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaNorthern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT)Up to $200KCloses Oct 1510 days
  501. NDIT First Nation Business Development Capacity (Rural and Remote Employment Initiatives Fund)Up to $75,000 (90% of costs) for Northern B.C. First Nation development corporations to hire consultants or staff for a major project.Who can apply: Indigenous organizationsGrantBritish ColumbiaNorthern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT)Up to $75KOpening soon
  502. New Brunswick LIFT: Leveraging Investment in Film & TV (Production)Grants NB producers up to 30% of Total NB Spend (max $100,000) on micro productions, or up to 35% on productions budgeted over $400,000.GrantNew BrunswickGovernment of New Brunswick (ArtsCultureNB)Up to 35% of NB spendBetween intakes
  503. New Brunswick Product Development Grant Program (Tourism)Grants of up to $15,000 for New Brunswick tourism operators to develop or enhance market-ready experiences; the operator funds at least 25% of the project.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantNew BrunswickGovernment of New Brunswick, Department of Tourism, Heritage and CultureUp to $15K per projectBetween intakes
  504. New Brunswick Research and Development Tax CreditA fully refundable 15% New Brunswick credit on SR&ED spending, paid in cash even when the corporation owes no provincial tax.Tax creditNew BrunswickGovernment of New Brunswick / Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)15% refundable, no capYear-round
  505. New Brunswick Tourism Festival FundNew Brunswick tourism grants for 2+ day public festivals, with funding calculated by out-of-area visitor attendance and postal code data.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantNew BrunswickGovernment of New Brunswick, Department of Tourism, Heritage and CultureUp to $10,000Between intakes
  506. New Horizons for Seniors ProgramGrants up to $50,000 for community projects improving seniors' social participation, inclusion, and quality of life.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development CanadaUp to $50K (community stream)Between intakes
  507. New Ventures BC CompetitionWho can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Startups and early-stageAwardBritish ColumbiaNew Ventures BC (presented by Innovate BC)Between intakes
  508. Newfoundland and Labrador Film and Video Tax CreditA refundable 40% credit on Newfoundland and Labrador film labour, capped at 25% of production costs and $5 million.Tax creditNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador / Newfoundland and Labrador Film Development Corporation40% of NL labour, $5M capYear-round
  509. Newfoundland and Labrador Junior Exploration Assistance (JEA)Reimburses 40–75% of exploration costs for early-stage mineral projects in Newfoundland and Labrador, with $30K–$100K typical payouts.GrantNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Energy and MinesUp to $225KBetween intakes
  510. Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Agrifoods Assistance Program (PAAP)NL cost-share grants for farmers and new agrifoods entrants; covers equipment, land development, and 50% of fertilizer costs up to $20,000.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives and individualsGrantNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Forestry, Agriculture and LandsUp to $20,000Between intakes
  511. Newfoundland and Labrador: Tourism Market Readiness Subsidy ProgramCovers 25% of the cost of an approved tourism market-readiness program, up to $2,500 a year, for NL operators, municipalities and not-for-profits.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and public bodiesGrantNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation25% up to $2,500Open now
  512. Newfoundland Green Transition FundNon-repayable grants from $75,000 to $3M for clean tech, renewable energy, hydrogen, and environmental projects in Newfoundland and Labrador.Who can apply: Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and industry associationsGrantNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Energy and Mines$75K–$3M (non-repayable)Year-round
  513. NEXT AI Accelerator (NEXT Canada)No cash investment; in-kind value including office space, curriculum, mentorship, and corporate perks (NVIDIA, AWS, Osler) worth $50K–$200K for AI startups.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageSupport programOntario and QuebecNEXT Canada / Schulich School of BusinessNon-monetaryOpening soon
  514. Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen) Supercluster$600K-$3.2M co-funding for industry-led manufacturing R&D projects in AI, digital transformation, or capital equipment; feasibility studies start at $12.5K.Who can apply: Growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideNGen (Supercluster)Up to $20M (varies)Open now
  515. NFB Filmmaker Assistance Program (FAP)$5,000-$15,000 cash or in-kind post-production services (no fixed dollar value; NFB covers 90-100% of cost depending on distance from Montreal) for independent Canadian filmmakers at NFB Balmoral studios.Who can apply: IndividualsGrantCanada-wideNational Film Board of CanadaUp to $15KOpen now
  516. NGen Advanced Manufacturing Technology Projects (Ongoing Program)NGen co-invests 40% of project costs ($600K–$3.2M per project) in collaborative manufacturing R&D consortia of 2+ Canadian partners including one SME.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideNext Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen)Between intakes
  517. NGen AI for Manufacturing (AI4M) Challenge$600K-$3.2M co-investment for AI/ML manufacturing projects requiring industry consortia with a manufacturer, AI firm, and SME.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideNext Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen)$1.5M–$8MBetween intakes
  518. NGen SME Feasibility StudiesGrants covering 50% of costs (up to $100K) for manufacturing SMEs to de-risk advanced strategies; requires one SME plus one partner, free NGen membership.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsGrantCanada-wideNext Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen)$50K–$200KBetween intakes
  519. Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund (NADF) - Business Financing Program$10K-$250K non-repayable contribution for Indigenous entrepreneurs (paired with NADF loan); digital, marketing, equipment, capital.Who can apply: Individuals. Startups and growing businessesSupport programOntarioNishnawbe Aski Development Fund (NADF)Up to $250KYear-round
  520. NL Business Growth ProgramNL businesses can access up to $200,000 for expansion and operational improvements, or up to $750,000 under the separate Development & Commercialization stream.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives and individualsGrantNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador, Jobs, Growth and Rural Development (JGRD)Up to $750KYear-round
  521. NL Business Investment Program (BIP)Repayable term loans for Newfoundland and Labrador SMEs in strategic sectors, priced at the Bank of Canada rate plus 0.5%.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador, Jobs, Growth and Rural DevelopmentCustom loan; no published capYear-round
  522. NL Innovation and Business Development Fund (IBDF)Up to 50% of project costs for NL businesses in energy supply, services, or sector diversification; R&D, exports, equipment, digital.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Jobs, Growth and Rural Development (JGRD)Up to 50% of eligible costsYear-round
  523. NL Job Accelerator and Growth (JAG) Program10-15% payroll rebate on incremental jobs over 3 years, with 5% bonus for recent grads/new residents; minimum 20 jobs at $50k average salary.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of NL, Department of Energy and Mines10-15% payroll rebateYear-round
  524. NL JobsNL Wage SubsidyProvincial wage subsidy covering 60-80% of wages up to $12/hour for 10-28 weeks (up to $13,440 per hire) for eligible NL employers.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsGrantNewfoundland and LabradorGovernment of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Immigration, Population Growth and SkillsUp to $13,440 per hireYear-round
  525. NOHFC Broadband and Cellular Expansion ProgramNorthern Ontario municipalities, Indigenous communities and community networks can get 50% of costs, up to $1 million, to bring 25+ mbps to underserved areas.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing businessesGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $1M/projectYear-round
  526. NOHFC Community Events ProgramCovers up to 30% of event costs to a maximum of $15,000 for Northern Ontario municipalities, Indigenous communities, not-for-profits and Local Services Boards.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodiesGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $15K, 30% of costsYear-round
  527. NOHFC Enhance Your Community ProgramNorthern Ontario municipalities, Indigenous communities, non-profits and Local Services Boards get 50% of eligible costs, up to $2 million.Who can apply: Non-profits, co-operatives, Indigenous organizations and public bodiesGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $2MYear-round
  528. NOHFC Film & Television ProgramCanadian-controlled production companies can claim 50% of eligible Northern Ontario spend; up to $500K, $1M or $2M depending on total production budget.GrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $2M (tiered)Open now
  529. NOHFC Indigenous Workforce Development ProgramNorthern Ontario businesses can claim 75% of an Indigenous intern's salary and MERCs, up to $52,500 a year; public and non-profit employers get 90% to $35,000.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Established businessesGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $52.5K/internYear-round
  530. NOHFC INVEST North Innovation StreamUp to $2M for R&D and commercialization projects in Northern Ontario, covering 50% of eligible costs with no repayment required.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $2MYear-round
  531. NOHFC INVEST North Launch StreamUp to $200K (50% of eligible costs) for new Northern Ontario businesses; covers equipment, IT, marketing, and training; requires 15% personal contribution.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $200KYear-round
  532. NOHFC INVEST North: Grow StreamConditional contributions up to $400,000 (20% of eligible costs) for businesses expanding existing operations in Northern Ontario; up to $1M in total with a term loan.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $400K grant / $1M loanCloses Oct 3126 days
  533. NOHFC Regional Tile Drainage ProgramCovers 50% of tile drainage contractor costs to $500 per acre, plus the service provider's full admin fee, for Northern Ontario producer consortiums.Who can apply: Non-profits and industry associationsGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)$500/acre, up to $1MYear-round
  534. NOHFC Workforce Development ProgramNorthern Ontario employers can claim up to $35,000 a year per intern; 50% of salary and MERCs for businesses, 90% for public and non-profit employers.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Established businessesGrantOntarioNorthern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC)Up to $35K/internYear-round
  535. nomz Indigenous Entrepreneur Grantnomz, an organic-snack company, gives one Indigenous entrepreneur in Canada a $25,000 grant each year for business growth, marketing, materials or startup costs.GrantCanada-widenomzUp to $25KOpen now
  536. Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT): Competitiveness Consulting RebateNorthern BC businesses get a 50% rebate (up to $30,000/year) on fixed-fee consulting costs to improve productivity, revenue, or business resilience.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and Indigenous organizationsGrantBritish ColumbiaNorthern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT)Up to $30,000Year-round
  537. Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT): Northern Industries Innovation Fund (NIIF)Northern BC businesses get up to $50,000 (50% of costs) to develop new products, test innovative equipment, or conduct applied R&D in traditional industries.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and colleges and universitiesGrantBritish ColumbiaNorthern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT)Up to $50,000Year-round
  538. Northern Ontario Development Program (NODP)FedNor's core program funding Northern Ontario SME growth and community economic development via repayable and non-repayable contributions; up to 50% of non-capital costs.Support programOntarioFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario (FedNor)Up to 50% of non-capital costsYear-round
  539. Northern Ontario Exports Program: Trade Mission Support ProgramUp to $10,000 for Northern Ontario trade associations to arrange inbound buyer visits or export missions; mining, forestry, and manufacturing exporters only.Who can apply: Non-profits, public bodies and industry associations. Growing businessesGrantOntarioOntario's North Economic Development Corporation (ONEDC), funded by FedNor and NOHFCUp to $10,000 per projectYear-round
  540. Northwest Territories Film Rebate ProgramRebates 20-40% of NWT spending on film productions; 40% for scripted, 30% for docs, 20% for commercials; minimum $100K spend.GrantNorthwest TerritoriesGovernment of Northwest Territories20-40% rateYear-round
  541. NorthX Emissions Reduction FundMilestone-based funding of up to 50% of eligible capital costs for clean fuel projects delivering verified GHG reductions.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, Indigenous organizations and colleges and universitiesSupport programCanada-wideNorthX Climate Tech (registered by Environment and Climate Change Canada)50% of capital costsOpening soon
  542. NorthX Open IntakeNorthX funds Canadian companies building climate hard tech that cuts or removes greenhouse gases, on a continuous intake with no deadline. The money is non-dilutive and paid as reimbursement against agreed milestones. Software, digital solutions and standalone research are not funded.GrantCanada-wideNorthXYear-round
  543. Nova Scotia Business ACCESS-Ability GrantUp to $50,000 covers 2/3 of costs for Nova Scotia businesses to improve physical or digital accessibility via renovations, equipment, or website upgrades.GrantNova ScotiaNS Dept of Communities, Culture, Tourism and HeritageUp to $50KBetween intakes
  544. Nova Scotia CEDIF Equity Tax Credit35% provincial tax credit on Nova Scotia CEDIF investments; businesses raise capital from locals, investors get $35 per $100 invested.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and co-operativesTax creditNova ScotiaNova Scotia Securities Commission / Nova Scotia Department of Finance and Treasury Board35% rateYear-round
  545. Nova Scotia Co-op Education IncentiveNova Scotia employers get $8/hour (up to $6,080 per placement) to offset co-op student wages for 12–16 week work terms at accredited NS institutions.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, charities and public bodiesGrantNova ScotiaNova Scotia Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration$8/hourOpen now
  546. Nova Scotia Creative Industries FundUp to $30K (50% of eligible costs) for Nova Scotia creative businesses and non-profits to build export capacity in fashion, design, screen, music, and arts.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesGrantNova ScotiaNS Dept of Communities, Culture, Tourism and HeritageUp to $30KYear-round
  547. Nova Scotia Digital Animation Tax Credit (NSDATC)25% base tax credit on NS animation labour, plus 17.5% bonus for primary animated content producers; total up to 42.5%.Tax creditNova ScotiaNova Scotia Department of Finance and Treasury Board25% rateYear-round
  548. Nova Scotia Digital Media Tax Credit (NSDMTC)25-50% tax credit on qualifying NS digital media costs, with 10% non-Halifax bonus and up to $100K marketing/product.Tax creditNova ScotiaProvince of Nova Scotia / Department of FinanceUp to $100KYear-round
  549. Nova Scotia Film & Television Production Incentive FundRebates 25-26% of eligible Nova Scotia production costs plus rural, distant-location, long-shoot and NS-content bonuses, to a maximum of $10 million per project.GrantNova ScotiaNova Scotia Department of Communities, Culture, Tourism and HeritageUp to $10M/projectYear-round
  550. Nova Scotia Get Growing Program: Government of Nova Scotia, Department of AgricultureCovers half the cost of specialized equipment or infrastructure for very small Nova Scotia farms, up to $5,000 a program year and $12,000 over the life of Sustainable CAP. It is aimed at farms earning $30,000 or less in gross commodity income that want to grow production for local markets, and Mi'kmaq farming in a Mi'kmaw community can apply as well.GrantNova ScotiaGovernment of Nova Scotia, Department of Agriculture$2K–$12KBetween intakes
  551. Nova Scotia Graduate to Opportunity (GTO)Nova Scotia employers recover 25%–30% of Year 1 salary and 12.5%–15% of Year 2 salary when hiring recent graduates into permanent full-time roles.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantNova ScotiaNova Scotia Department of Labour, Skills and ImmigrationYear-round
  552. Nova Scotia Loyal Producer Labelling ProgramReimburses 70% of eligible packaging costs for Nova Scotia Loyal-registered producers, up to $3,000 per lifetime.GrantNova ScotiaInvest Nova ScotiaUp to $3KCloses Mar 15, 2027
  553. Nova Scotia Payroll Rebate: Invest Nova ScotiaPays back a slice of your Nova Scotia payroll, 5% to 10% a year for a term usually set at five years, if you create at least 20 new full-time jobs at above the regional average salary. Nothing is paid until you have actually hit the employment, payroll and salary targets you agreed to, so it rewards growth you complete rather than growth you plan.GrantNova ScotiaInvest Nova ScotiaYear-round
  554. Nova Scotia Productivity and Innovation Voucher Program (PIVP)Nova Scotia SMEs get up to $25,000 to co-develop products or processes with one of nine NS post-secondary institutions through this annual competitive voucher.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantNova ScotiaInvest Nova Scotia (Nova Scotia Business Inc.)Tier 1: up to $15,000Between intakes
  555. Nova Scotia Research and Development Tax CreditA 15% Nova Scotia credit on SR&ED carried out in the province, refundable above tax payable and available to corporations of any size.Tax creditNova ScotiaGovernment of Nova Scotia / Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)15% refundable, no capYear-round
  556. Nova Scotia Seafood Accelerator Program (Perennia)NS seafood and aquaculture companies get up to $15,000 (50% cost-share) from Perennia for food safety certification or new value-added product development.GrantNova ScotiaPerennia Food and Agriculture Corporation (funded by NS Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture)Up to $15,000Year-round
  557. Nova Scotia Seafood and Agriculture Strategic Investment Fund (SASI)Up to $1.125M (75% of eligible costs) for strategic capital investments in equipment, facilities for Nova Scotia agriculture, seafood, and agri-food businesses.Who can apply: Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantNova ScotiaNS Dept of Agriculture / PerenniaUp to $4.71MBetween intakes
  558. Nova Scotia START Hiring IncentiveNova Scotia SMEs get a customized wage subsidy from Employment Nova Scotia when hiring unemployed residents; apply before making the hire.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsGrantNova ScotiaNova Scotia Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration (Employment Nova Scotia)Year-round
  559. Nova Scotia Supplier Diversity Certification Program (SDCP): Invest Nova ScotiaPays back the full cost of getting certified as a diverse-owned supplier, up to $1,000 a certification and $3,000 per company for three. The certification is what buys access to corporate and government supplier diversity procurement programs, so this is a small cheque that opens a sales channel rather than money for the business itself.GrantNova ScotiaInvest Nova Scotia$1K–$3KCloses Feb 26, 2027
  560. Nova Scotia Workforce Tariff Response FundWho can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantNova ScotiaNova Scotia Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration (Canada-NS cost-shared)Year-round
  561. Nova Scotia: EXPORT Travel Trade Program (Marketplace Support)Reimburses up to $5,000 of registration fees for one Nova Scotia tourism business representative to attend an approved travel trade marketplace.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantNova ScotiaTourism Nova ScotiaUp to $5K (registration)Open now
  562. Novel Tools & Technology for HPAI Prevention Pilot: Stream 1, Investment Agriculture Foundation of BCPays 80% of the cost, up to $30,000 per project, for Lower Mainland commercial poultry producers to install air filtration, UV-C or positive-pressure ventilation that keeps avian flu out of the barn. Costs back to January 1, 2026 count, and each Premises ID can now apply separately.GrantBritish ColumbiaInvestment Agriculture Foundation of BCUp to $30KOpen now
  563. NRC Applied Quantum Computing Challenge ProgramUp to $400,000 per project over 2 years (from a $4.2M call envelope) for industry-academia partnerships in quantum computing algorithms, hardware, and applications; health, climate, materials.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, colleges and universities and public bodiesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council Canada (NRC)Up to $400K/project (NRC)Year-round
  564. NRC Drone Innovation HubThe NRC Drone Innovation Hub gives Canadian businesses access to advanced national facilities, equipment and expertise for drone, counter-drone and autonomous flight technology. No per-project funding amount has been published.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, colleges and universities and public bodiesSupport programCanada-wideNational Research Council Canada (NRC)Opening soon
  565. NRC e-Auto Challenge Program: Industry Partner CallNRC pairs Canadian SMEs with NRC researchers to co-develop zero-emission vehicle technologies (TRL 3–8), funding up to $400,000 per project.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council Canada (NRC)Up to $400,000Between intakes
  566. NRC IoT: Quantum Sensors Challenge Programup to $350K/year on average (75% reimbursement) for SMEs and researchers to co-develop quantum photonic and chip-based sensor tech for navigation, medical imaging, and defence.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and public bodiesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council Canada (NRC), Quantum and Nanotechnologies Research CentreUp to $350K/yr avg (NRC, 75%)Year-round
  567. NRC IRAP AI AssistNRC IRAP funding for incorporated Canadian SMEs building generative AI and deep learning into their core products, accessed through an advisor.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council Canada$45K–$120K typicalOpen now
  568. NRC IRAP Clean Technology ProgramUp to $1M in R&D funding for Canadian SMEs developing clean tech, with typical first-time projects at $100K-$500K.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council Canada$100K–$1MYear-round
  569. NRC Quantum for Defence ProgramFunds collaborative quantum R&D projects for defence applications. The program has not launched and NRC has not published a per-project amount or an intake date.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, colleges and universities and industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council of Canada (NRC)Not yet announcedOpening soon
  570. NRC Quantum Internetworking Challenge (QUIN)Up to $500,000 over 3 years in non-repayable grants and contributions for university-anchored quantum networking R&D projects with NRC expertise and facilities access.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, colleges and universities and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council of Canada (NRC)Up to $500KYear-round
  571. NSERC Alliance Advantage GrantsNSERC co-funds industry-university research at 2:1 (NSERC:$2 for every $1 partner cash), up to $1M per year for 1-5 years.Who can apply: Colleges and universitiesGrantCanada-wideNatural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC)$20K–$1MYear-round
  572. NSERC Alliance Quantum Grants: SME Partner Stream$100K–$650K annual grant for SME-university quantum R&D partnerships aligned with National Quantum Strategy mission areas.Who can apply: Colleges and universitiesGrantCanada-wideNatural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)$100K–$650KBetween intakes
  573. NSERC Applied Research and Development (ARD) GrantsUp to $150,000 per year for college-industry applied research projects, with industry contributing 25% cash; the college applies, not the business.Who can apply: Colleges and universitiesGrantCanada-wideNatural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC)Up to $150K/yrYear-round
  574. NSERC College and Community Social Innovation Fund$120,000/year for 1-3 years (up to $360K total) for collaborative R&D projects between colleges/polytechnics and community organizations.Who can apply: Colleges and universities. Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideNatural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC)Up to $120KBetween intakes
  575. NSERC Idea to Innovation (I2I) GrantsNSERC funds researchers to transfer academic technology to market; Phase I up to $125K, Phase IIb up to $350K with a Canadian company co-investing 50%.Who can apply: Colleges and universities. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)Phase I up to $125,000Between intakes
  576. Nunatsiavut Government: Business Grant ProgramA non-repayable cash contribution of up to $10,000 a year for registered Inuit businesses in Nunatsiavut, to a lifetime maximum of $25,000. The annual pot is $100,000 and it is handed out first come, first served.GrantNewfoundland and LabradorNunatsiavut Government, Dept of Education and Economic Development$10K–$25KOpen now
  577. Nunavut Business Credit Corporation (NBCC) LoansThe territorial lender of last resort for Nunavut businesses, offering loans and guarantees from about $150,000 up to a legislated ceiling of $5 million. It exists for businesses the chartered banks will not serve, so you have to show either that a bank will not lend to you on reasonable terms or that there is no bank in your community, and security is mandatory. Sole proprietors, partnerships and co-operatives can apply, not just incorporated companies.LoanNunavutNunavut Business Credit Corporation$150K–$5MOpen now
  578. Nunavut Community Tourism and Cultural Industries Program (CTCI)$2,500-$100,000 grant for Nunavut tourism and cultural businesses to launch, market, or develop facilities; covers outfitters, artists, and municipalities.Who can apply: Co-operatives, public bodies and industry associationsGrantNunavutGovernment of Nunavut, Dept of Economic Development and TransportationUp to $100K (varies)Between intakes
  579. Nunavut Strategic Investments Program: Business Investment Fund$50K-$150K non-repayable for Nunavut-resident-majority-owned businesses to start or expand in strategic sectors; planning, training, capital.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Startups and growing businessesGrantNunavutGovernment of Nunavut, Department of Economic Development and Transportation$50K–$150KYear-round
  580. Nuu-chah-nulth Economic Development Corporation (NEDC): Business Loans & ContributionsLoans and non-repayable contributions for Indigenous entrepreneurs on Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands, assembled into one package by a dedicated Business Development Officer. NEDC has been lending to First Nations clients since 1984 and funds feasibility studies and business plans as well as the business itself.LoanBritish ColumbiaNuu-chah-nulth Economic Development Corporation$7.5K–$250KOpen now
  581. NVIDIA InceptionFree, zero-equity membership for incorporated AI startups under 10 years old; cloud credits, preferred pricing on NVIDIA hardware, and free technical training.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageSupport programCanada-wideNVIDIAFree membership + creditsYear-round
  582. NWT Arts Business Support FundNWT-resident artists and arts businesses get up to $10,000 for launch, equipment, first-run inventory, and marketing through this rolling territorial grant.Who can apply: Individuals. Startups and growing businessesGrantNorthwest TerritoriesGovernment of the Northwest Territories, Industry, Tourism and Investment (ITI)Up to $10,000Year-round
  583. NWT Commercial Fishery Support Program (CFSP)NWT commercial fishers access fuel rebates at $0.10/lb, volume bonuses to $15,000, recruitment grants to $30,000, and research grants to $20,000.Who can apply: Individuals, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associationsGrantNorthwest TerritoriesGovernment of the Northwest Territories, Industry, Tourism and Investment (ITI)Between intakes
  584. NWT Community Tourism Infrastructure Contribution Program (CTIC)Up to $200,000 for NWT community tourism capital projects; band councils, municipal governments, and non-profits only.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing businessesGrantNorthwest TerritoriesGovernment of the Northwest Territories, Industry, Tourism and Investment (ITI)Up to $200,000Between intakes
  585. NWT Mining Incentive Program (MIP)Up to $240,000 for corporate mineral exploration in NWT (60% cost coverage); $15K-$25K for prospectors.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Startups and growing businessesGrantNorthwest TerritoriesNorthwest Territories Geological SurveyUp to $240KBetween intakes

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  587. OBIO WiHI Seed ProgramUp to $10,000 non-dilutive plus six months of coaching and investor access for early-stage, women-led Ontario health science companies.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageGrantOntarioOntario Bioscience Innovation Organization (OBIO®)Up to $10K non-dilutiveBetween intakes
  588. Ocean Startup Challenge 2026-2027Up to $25,000 plus a six-month cohort with an Executive-in-Residence for up to 15 pre-revenue Canadian ocean-tech startups at TRL 6 or below.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageAwardCanada-wideOcean Startup ProjectUp to $25K awardBetween intakes
  589. Ocean Supercluster$2M-$6M OSC contribution for ocean tech projects, covering up to 40% of eligible costs in clean tech, engineering, and technology.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideOcean SuperclusterUp to $5MYear-round
  590. Ocean Supercluster: Innovation Ecosystem Projects and Activity ProgramOSC co-invests up to 75% on non-commercial consortium projects in Canada's ocean sector; workforce training, SME networks, and partnerships (ends Oct 2027).Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and public bodiesGrantCanada-wideCanada's Ocean Supercluster (OSC)Open until Oct 31, 2027
  591. Ocean Supercluster: Technology Leadership Project ProgramOSC co-invests 40% on industry-led ocean tech projects ($1M+ total) in ocean energy, sustainable seafood, transport, and climate; all conclude Oct 2027.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanada's Ocean Supercluster (OSC)Open until Oct 31, 2027
  592. OCI Collaborate 2 Commercialize (C2C)$20K-$150K OCI co-investment for academic-industry R&D, with 50% industry cash match. Alliance Advantage stream is smaller ($20K-$30K).Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioOntario Centre of Innovation$20K–$150KBetween intakes
  593. OCI Critical Industrial Technologies (CIT) InitiativeFive programs for Ontario SMEs adopting 5G, AI, blockchain, cybersecurity, quantum or robotics in mining, manufacturing, agri-food or construction; $10K to $1M depending on stream, all requiring matched funding.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesGrantOntarioOntario Centre of Innovation$10K–$1M by streamYear-round
  594. OCI Critical Industrial Technologies: Development and Commercialization ProgramAn Ontario SME building or commercializing a product that uses AI, robotics, 5G, blockchain, cybersecurity or quantum for mining, advanced manufacturing, agri food or construction can have half its project costs reimbursed, from $50,000 up to $200,000. Projects run six months and must use a CIT Technology Development Site.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantOntarioOntario Centre of Innovation (OCI)$50K–$200KYear-round
  595. OCI Critical Industrial Technologies: Future Ready ProgramAn Ontario SME in mining, advanced manufacturing, agri food or construction can have half the cost of training its own staff on AI, robotics, cybersecurity, quantum, blockchain or 5G reimbursed, up to $10,000. You hire the external consultant and pay first, then claim.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantOntarioOntario Centre of Innovation (OCI)Up to $10KYear-round
  596. OCI Critical Industrial Technologies: Sector Adoption Program, Ontario Centre of InnovationAn Ontario SME with a validated product can lead a consortium answering a posted CIT challenge and have up to one third of project costs reimbursed, to a maximum of $1,000,000. You need a customer partner willing to co-sign, and two thirds of the cost in private money.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantOntarioOntario Centre of Innovation (OCI)Up to $1MYear-round
  597. OCI Critical Industrial Technologies: Talent Development Internships, Ontario Centre of InnovationAn Ontario SME can bring in a recent college, university or Master's graduate for a four month R&D placement on an AI, robotics, cybersecurity, quantum, blockchain or 5G project, with $10,000 of the cost covered and 75% of that paid up front. Two units maximum, so $20,000 per company.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantOntarioOntario Centre of Innovation (OCI)$10K–$20KYear-round
  598. OCI Digitalization Competence Centre (DCC)$5,000 to $50,000 for Ontario SMEs to plan and implement digital upgrades, through DMAP (up to $15,000 for the plan), TDP (up to $50,000 to implement it) and RMPG (up to $5,000 for retailers).Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantOntarioOntario Centre of InnovationUp to $50KOpen now
  599. OCI Digitalization Competence Centre: Digital Modernization & Adoption Plan (DMAP)Ontario Centre of Innovation funds up to $15,000 for a for-profit SME to work with a Digital Adoption Consultant on a custom digital modernization plan. The money pays for the plan itself, not technology purchases.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantOntarioOntario Centre of Innovation (OCI)Up to $15KYear-round
  600. OCI Digitalization Competence Centre: Retail Modernization Project Grant (RMPG)Ontario retailers with a real storefront can put up to $5,000 of non repayable funding toward a new point of sale, inventory or CRM system. Applications are taken first come, first served while the money lasts.GrantOntarioOntario Centre of Innovation (OCI)Up to $5KYear-round
  601. OCI Ready 4 Market Fund$100K-$250K co-investment for pre-seed Ontario tech startups, alongside private investors in $500K-$2M rounds.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and early-stageSupport programOntarioOntario Centre of InnovationUp to $250K (pre-seed)Year-round
  602. Offshore Wind Indigenous and Coastal Communities Grant: Round 2, Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)NRCan pays up to $10,000 a fiscal year, for up to two years, so Indigenous and coastal organizations in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador can hire the help they need to engage with offshore wind developers and regulators. It covers 100% of project costs, so nothing has to be matched.GrantNova Scotia and Newfoundland and LabradorNatural Resources Canada (NRCan)$10K–$320KCloses Oct 3025 days
  603. Ontario Achievement Incentive ProgramOntario pays employers and group sponsors as their registered apprentices hit training and certification milestones, up to $17,000 per apprentice. Payments are larger for apprentices under 25 or from under-represented groups, and the ministry contacts you when a milestone is reached.GrantOntarioGovernment of Ontario / Skilled Trades Ontario$1K–$17KYear-round
  604. Ontario Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness (AMIC)Up to $500K for rural SMEs or $1.5M for strategic/FDI projects creating 15+ new Ontario jobs, plus interest-free loans up to $5M for advanced tech and competitiveness.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Established businessesGrantOntarioOntario Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and TradeUp to $1.5M grant / $5M loanCloses Nov 531 days
  605. Ontario Agri-Food Research Initiative (OAFRI)Up to $200,000 for Ontario-based agri-food applied research, pilot/demonstration, or knowledge transfer projects.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $200KYear-round
  606. Ontario Automotive Modernization Program (O-AMP)Competitive grants up to $150K (50% match) for Ontario automotive supply chain SMEs adopting AI, advanced manufacturing, and lean practices.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Established businessesGrantOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $150K/projectBetween intakes
  607. Ontario Book Publishing Tax Credit (OBPTC)30% refundable tax credit on eligible Ontario book publishing costs, capped at $30,000 per title for Canadian-controlled publishers with two+ books annually.Tax creditOntarioOntario Creates / Canada Revenue AgencyUp to $30KYear-round
  608. Ontario Brain Institute NERVE ProgramOBI's $100,000 non-dilutive award plus 12 months of mentorship, for up to five early-stage Canadian neurotech founders a year.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageGrantCanada-wideOntario Brain Institute$100K non-dilutiveBetween intakes
  609. Ontario Chamber of Commerce Talent Opportunities Program (TOP)The Ontario Chamber of Commerce reimburses half of a post-secondary student's wages for a work-integrated learning placement, up to $5,000 per placement, for employers anywhere in Canada.GrantCanada-wideOntario Chamber of Commerce (delivered under the federal Student Work Placement Program)Up to $5KOpen now
  610. Ontario Co-operative Education Tax Credit (OCELC)Ontario businesses get a 25–30% refundable tax credit (max $3,000 per placement) when hiring post-secondary co-op students from approved Ontario institutions.Tax creditOntarioGovernment of Ontario (administered via Canada Revenue Agency, Schedule 550 / Form ON479)Year-round
  611. Ontario Community Environment FundOntario grants funded by environmental penalties, for not-for-profits, municipalities, schools and Indigenous communities; for-profits cannot apply.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associationsGrantOntarioGovernment of Ontario (Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks)From $5K, no fixed maximumBetween intakes
  612. Ontario Computer Animation and Special Effects Tax Credit (OCASE)18% refundable tax credit on eligible Ontario labour costs for film, TV, and streaming animation/VFX studios; no certification required since 2024.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditOntarioOntario Creates / Canada Revenue Agency18% rateYear-round
  613. Ontario Creates: Futures Forward ProgramNon-repayable Ontario Creates contributions of up to $20,000, covering 75% of costs, for early-stage development by workshop-qualified screen companies.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantOntarioOntario CreatesUp to $20K (75% cap)Closes Nov 3056 days
  614. Ontario Creates: Global Market Development FundUp to $15,000, capped at 50% of costs, for Ontario screen and publishing companies attending international markets and running targeted sales trips.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioOntario CreatesUp to $15K (50% cap)Between intakes
  615. Ontario Creates: IP Fund (Linear Content)Up to $400K for Ontario film/TV production; $25K development, $400K drama and $200K documentary at 10% of ON spend, and digital series at 30% of ON spend to $200K.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioOntario CreatesUp to $400KBetween intakes
  616. Ontario Creates: IP Fund: Interactive Content StreamNon-refundable Ontario Creates contributions of up to 50% of eligible Ontario expenses for pre-production and production of video games and XR.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantOntarioOntario Creates$15K–$500K by phaseBetween intakes
  617. Ontario Creates: OMIF Global Market Development, MusicOntario labels, publishers, managers and live promoters can claim up to $12,500; half of eligible costs; for international market travel and events.GrantOntarioOntario Creates (Ontario Music Office)Up to $12.5KCloses Nov 531 days
  618. Ontario Creates: OMIF Live MusicOntario music festival producers and concert series operators get up to $125,000 (up to 40% of 2-year avg revenue) from Ontario Creates' OMIF Live Music stream.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsGrantOntarioOntario Creates (Ontario Music Office)Closes Oct 2217 days
  619. Ontario Creates: OMIF Music Company DevelopmentOntario record labels, publishers, and music managers get up to $125,000 (50% of eligible costs) to develop artists, rosters, and company capacity via OMIF.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioOntario Creates (Ontario Music Office)Between intakes
  620. Ontario Creates: OMIF Music FuturesDirect grants of $10,000-$50,000 for Ontario music companies earning $25,000-$125,000 a year; up to 40% of two-year average annual revenue.GrantOntarioOntario Creates (Ontario Music Office)Up to $50K, 40% of revenueBetween intakes
  621. Ontario Creates: OMIF Music Industry DevelopmentOntario non-profit music trade associations and service organizations can get $10,000–$125,000 per cycle for industry initiatives, events and training.Who can apply: Non-profits and industry associations. Established businessesGrantOntarioOntario Creates (Ontario Music Office)$10K–$125KCloses Oct 2924 days
  622. Ontario Creates: Screen Marketing and Discoverability Program (SMD)Ontario screen companies whose film, TV or interactive project already received an Ontario Creates Production investment can have up to 75% of the cost of marketing it covered, from $5,000 for linear content up to $50,000 for interactive.GrantOntarioOntario Creates$15K–$50KCloses Dec 1672 days
  623. Ontario Critical Minerals Innovation Fund (CMIF)Up to $500,000 for 50% cost-share R&D in critical minerals, battery supply chain, or advanced mining; most projects $150K–$500K.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioOntario Ministry of Energy and MinesUp to $500KBetween intakes
  624. Ontario Critical Minerals Processing Fund (CMPF)Who can apply: Growing and established businessesSupport programOntarioInvest Ontario (Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade)Up to $500M total fundYear-round
  625. Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund (OCAF)Ontario cultural orgs get upfront working capital ($50K–$300K+) from OCAF for tourism-focused events, repaying 30–70% from event revenues after completion.Who can apply: Non-profits, charities, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing and established businessesForgivable loanOntarioOntario Cultural Attractions Fund Corporation (provincial not-for-profit agency)Year-round
  626. Ontario Film and Television Tax Credit (OFTTC)Refundable 35% tax credit on Ontario labour for Canadian-controlled film and TV productions; 45% outside the GTA.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesTax creditOntarioOntario Creates / Canada Revenue AgencyYear-round
  627. Ontario Focused Flow-Through Share Tax CreditRefundable 5% Ontario credit for individual investors in flow-through shares from Ontario mineral exploration companies; stacks with federal 15% credit.Who can apply: Individuals. Startups and growing businessesTax creditOntarioGovernment of Ontario (administered by Canada Revenue Agency via T1 return)Year-round
  628. Ontario Forest Biomass ProgramGrants up to $10M for forest bioeconomy modernization, manufacturing, and Indigenous partnerships; covers 35-80% of eligible costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and Indigenous organizationsGrantOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $10MCloses Oct 1510 days
  629. Ontario Francophone Community Grants Program: Economic Development StreamOntario pays up to half of a project that helps your business serve French-speaking customers, to a maximum of $50,000. It fits marketing, a bilingual website, events, training materials and recruiting or training bilingual staff. Sole proprietors and partnerships qualify, but your revenue must sit between $50,000 and $1,000,000 and you must have traded in Ontario for two years.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $50KBetween intakes
  630. Ontario Health Technology Accelerator Fund (HTAF)Funding for TRL 8+ health tech projects with Health Canada clearance, accelerating adoption into Ontario healthcare via the Health Innovation Pathway.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioOntario Health / Ontario Ministry of Health$500K–$5M per topicYear-round
  631. Ontario Hydrogen Innovation Fund (HIF) 2025$1M–$4.5M grants for hydrogen projects integrating with electricity systems or serving energy sectors like transport, manufacturing, and hydrogen hubs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, colleges and universities and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioIndependent Electricity System Operator (IESO)$1M–$30MBetween intakes
  632. Ontario IESO: XLerate Program (Save on Energy)Ontario pay-for-performance grant at 75% of costs for industrial energy-efficiency projects with 600+ MWh/year in verified electricity savings.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioIndependent Electricity System Operator (IESO) / Save on EnergyYear-round
  633. Ontario Innovation Tax Credit8% refundable tax credit on Ontario R&D up to $240,000/year for qualifying tech and manufacturing firms.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesTax creditOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to 8% rateYear-round
  634. Ontario Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit (OIDMTC)40% refundable tax credit on Ontario labour for video games, educational software, and e-learning; no overall cap, $100K marketing/product.Tax creditOntarioOntario Creates / CRAUp to $100KOpen now
  635. Ontario Job Grant (formerly Canada-Ontario Job Grant)Ontario training grants cover up to $10,000 per trainee, rising to $15,000 when an employer with fewer than 100 staff trains previously unemployed new hires.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and Indigenous organizations. Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $10K/employeeYear-round
  636. Ontario Junior Exploration Program (OJEP)Grants up to $215,000 per company or $50K per prospector for mineral exploration including drilling and surveys on valid mining tenure.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioOntario Ministry of MinesUp to $215K/companyBetween intakes
  637. Ontario Made Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit (OMMITC)Refundable 15% Ontario tax credit for CCPCs on eligible manufacturing buildings, machinery, and equipment; up to $3M/year, expiring December 2029.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesTax creditOntarioGovernment of Ontario (administered by Canada Revenue Agency via T2 return)15% credit, up to $3M per yearOpen until Dec 31, 2029
  638. Ontario Production Services Tax Credit (OPSTC)Refundable 21.5% Ontario credit on all qualifying production expenditures; open to Canadian and foreign studios, no Canadian content points required.Who can apply: Growing businessesTax creditOntarioOntario Creates / Canada Revenue AgencyYear-round
  639. Ontario Research and Development Tax Credit (ORDTC)3.5% non-refundable tax credit on Ontario SR&ED expenditures; stacks with federal SR&ED and OITC, reduces provincial tax payable.Tax creditOntarioCanada Revenue Agency / Government of Ontario3.5% rateYear-round
  640. Ontario Shipbuilding Grant Program (OSGP)Up to 50% cost-share for Ontario shipbuilders funding workforce training, facility upgrades, and equipment; over $90M invested so far, with a second intake expected late summer 2026.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesGrantOntarioGovernment of Ontario, Ministry of Transportation, Marine Partnerships and Development OfficeBetween intakes
  641. Ontario Skills Development Fund: Capital Stream (SEED & GROW Pathways)Ontario funds training-centre planning (SEED, up to 70% to $200,000) and construction (GROW, up to 49% of eligible costs), continuous intake.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associationsGrantOntarioGovernment of OntarioSEED to $200K · GROW to 49%Year-round
  642. Ontario Skills Development Fund: Training StreamOntario funds innovative hiring, training and retention projects with no stated maximum, but prioritizes budgets above $150,000.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associationsGrantOntarioGovernment of OntarioNo set maximumBetween intakes
  643. Ontario Together Trade FundGrants or interest-free loans for Ontario SMEs to reshore supply chains, adopt tech, or enter new markets - typically 10-20% of eligible costs, up to $5M.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesGrantOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $5MYear-round
  644. Ontario Trade-Impacted Communities Program (TICP)Non-repayable Ontario grant up to $10M for municipalities and sector associations responding to U.S. tariffs via supply-chain and market diversification.Who can apply: Public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioGovernment of Ontario, Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and TradeYear-round
  645. Ontario Trillium Foundation: Seed Grant$10,000–$100,000 grants for Ontario non-profits, First Nations and collaboratives to pilot programs in arts, recreation, environment, or social services.Who can apply: Non-profits, charities, Indigenous organizations and public bodiesGrantOntarioOntario Trillium Foundation (OTF)$10K–$100KBetween intakes
  646. Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN)$50,000-$100,000 OVIN contribution for first-time EV/AV R&D projects requiring $100K-$200K partner co-investment on $150K-$300K total projects.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programOntarioOntario Centre of InnovationUp to $1MOpening soon
  647. Ontario: Marquee Event ProgramCovers up to 50% of a major Ontario event's cash operating expenses, to a maximum of $3 million; entry is by Expression of Interest.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioGovernment of Ontario, Ministry of Tourism, Culture and GamingYear-round
  648. Opportunities NB: Tariff Working Capital LoansWho can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanNew BrunswickOpportunities NB (ONB)Year-round
  649. Opportunity Calgary Investment Fund (OCIF)Conditional grants from $100K to $3M for job creation, capital investment, or economic activity in Calgary's priority sectors; requires measurable commitments.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantAlbertaCalgary Economic Development (City of Calgary)$100K–$10MYear-round
  650. Orillia Downtown Tomorrow CIP Façade Improvement GrantPays half the cost of repairing or restoring the front, side and rear facade of a downtown Orillia building, including storefront signage and lighting, up to $5,000 per property. Properties designated under the Ontario Heritage Act can get $2,000 more.GrantOntarioCity of Orillia$2K–$7KOpen now
  651. OVIN Incubators: New Venture Creation ProgramOVIN covers half the cost of taking an early automotive or mobility technology from concept to a working prototype, up to $50,000, over a 4 to 10 month project. The recipient must be an incorporated Ontario SME and the matching half must be private money.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioOntario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN) / Ontario Centre of InnovationUp to $50KYear-round
  652. OVIN R&D Partnership FundOntario SMEs get co-investment for automotive and mobility tech R&D. Stream 1: $100K proof-of-concept. Stream 2: $700K commercialization with 2:1 matching.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantOntarioOntario Vehicle Innovation Network (Ontario Centre of Innovation)Up to $1MYear-round

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  654. PacifiCan (Pacific Economic Development Canada) FundingRepayable interest-free contributions of $200,000 to $5 million for fast-scaling BC businesses with 2+ years operating and 20%+ revenue gains.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanBritish ColumbiaPacific Economic Development CanadaUp to $5M (varies)Year-round
  655. PacifiCan Entrepreneurs with Disabilities ProgramBusiness advising, coaching and short-term business development training for British Columbia entrepreneurs with a disability, plus help accessing capital.Who can apply: IndividualsSupport programBritish ColumbiaPacific Economic Development Canada (PacifiCan)Advising + trainingBetween intakes
  656. PARO BIZGrowth GrantWomen-owned Ontario businesses can receive up to $5,000 toward new tools or equipment.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantOntarioPARO Centre for Women's EnterpriseUp to $5KYear-round
  657. PARO Women's Innovation Initiative (WIN)Women-led businesses in Southern Ontario can get a non-repayable $500 to $1,500 alongside a PARO peer circle loan, plus scale-up advising, BizCamps and trade-mission support. Businesses operating two years or more can also apply to PARO's BIZGrowth.GrantOntarioPARO Centre for Women's EnterpriseYear-round
  658. PartÉS: Programme d'appui aux ressources techniques en économie socialeSubsidizes up to 50% of technical consulting costs for Quebec social economy enterprises; covers business planning, market research, and strategic planning.Who can apply: Non-profits and co-operativesGrantQuebecRéseau d'investissement social du Québec (RISQ) / Ministère de l'Économie et de l'Innovation (MEIE)Up to $15KYear-round
  659. Patent Collective Program: Innovation Asset Collective (IAC)$15,000–$50,000 annual grant funding for cleantech SMEs, plus $15K IP credits for Full Members; includes IP insurance and patent access.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideInnovation Asset Collective (IAC), funded by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)Up to $50KYear-round
  660. Peace Hills Trust: Business FinancingCommercial lending from an Indigenous owned trust company: loans and lines of credit, commercial real estate financing, and the government backed Canada Small Business Financing for start-ups without a track record. Financing is available on or off reserve.LoanAlberta and SaskatchewanPeace Hills TrustOpen now
  661. PEI Equity Investors IncentiveNon-repayable 20% rebate (max $200K) paid to investors who take equity stakes in qualifying PEI-based companies in strategic export sectors.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEIYear-round
  662. PEI Export Trade AssistanceUp to 60% of trade mission costs or 75% (max $3,000) for incoming buyer visits for active PEI exporters and export-ready businesses. Apply before booking.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEICloses Mar 31, 2027
  663. PEI Food Product Development AssistanceCovers 50% of professional and technical costs to develop or improve a food product or process, up to $50,000 per PEI business per twelve months.GrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEI (Government of Prince Edward Island)Up to $50K (50%)Year-round
  664. PEI Innovation FundNon-repayable grant covers up to 50% of eligible costs for PEI companies refining or commercializing bioscience, ICT, clean tech, or export products.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEI, Government of Prince Edward IslandUp to $50KYear-round
  665. PEI Labour Rebate (PLR)Up to 25% rebate on eligible salaries for new full-time positions ($35K+ wage floor) at PEI export-oriented companies in bioscience, ICT, manufacturing, and…Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEIYear-round
  666. PEI Rental Incentive AssistanceUp to $6/sq ft rental subsidy (max $60K/year) for PEI export-oriented businesses in strategic sectors leasing additional commercial or industrial space to ex…Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEIUp to $6.00/sq ftYear-round
  667. PEI Small Business Investment GrantNon-repayable grant covering 15% of eligible capital costs (max $3,750) for PEI small businesses upgrading equipment, tech, or leasehold improvements.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEIUp to $3.75KCloses Mar 31, 2027
  668. PEI Tariff Impact Relief FundUp to 50% of project costs (max $50,000) for PEI businesses hit by U.S. tariffs or counter-tariffs, open until March 2027 while funds last.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEIUp to $50K (50%)Open now
  669. PEIBWA Micro-GrantsFive non-repayable $1,000 grants for PEI women entrepreneurs who are PEIBWA members, funded by the Prince Edward Island Interministerial Women's Secretariat. It covers the small unglamorous costs that stall a young business, registration fees, a website, photography, marketing and equipment, and you do not need an operating company to apply.GrantPrince Edward IslandPEI Business Women's Association (PEIBWA)Up to $1KBetween intakes
  670. Pizza Hut Canada: Equal Slice Grant ProgramWho can apply: IndividualsAwardCanada-widePizza Hut Canada (in partnership with Startup Canada)$10,000Closes Nov 2450 days
  671. PME MTL - Fonds de développement de l'économie sociale (FDÉS)$5,000-$50,000 grant for social economy projects in Montréal, covering planning, expansion, and creative approaches in services, food, or retail.Who can apply: Non-profits. Startups and growing businessesGrantQuebecPME MTL$5K–$50KYear-round
  672. PME MTL - Fonds Jeunes EntreprisesNon-repayable grants from $1,000 to $15,000 for youth-led startups in Montréal across tech, services, and manufacturing.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageGrantQuebecPME MTLUp to $15KYear-round
  673. PME MTL Fonds Entrepreneuriat Commercial (Retail Fund)Up to $25,000 non-repayable grant for Montreal retail businesses to launch, adapt, or strengthen commercial presence on city streets.GrantQuebecPME MTL (City of Montreal economic development network)Up to $25KYear-round
  674. PME MTL: Commerce X DesignNon-repayable $10,000 for Montreal storefronts in Centre-Est or Centre-Ville to hire professional designers on a $50,000+ project.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantQuebecPME MTL Centre-Est and PME MTL Centre-Ville (City of Montreal / Bureau du design)$10,000 non-repayableYear-round
  675. PME MTL: Fonds innovation, productivité et développement durablePME MTL grants Montréal businesses up to $50,000, covering up to 80% of an innovation, productivity, or sustainable-development project, with a 20% equity contribution from the business.GrantQuebecPME MTL (Ville de Montréal)Up to $50KYear-round
  676. PME MTL: Innovation Investment Fund (Fonds Commercialisation des innovations)Loan; sometimes a subsidy; of up to $150,000 covering 80% of costs to test, launch and export an innovation, for incorporated Montréal businesses.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanQuebecPME MTLUp to $150K loan (80%)Year-round
  677. Post-Production, Visual Effects and Digital Animation Grant (PPG)Reimburses 18% of eligible labour costs for Alberta VFX, animation, and post-production projects; up to $200,000 per year per company and its affiliates.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantAlbertaGovernment of AlbertaUp to $200K/yrCloses Mar 1, 2027
  678. Poultry and Egg On-Farm Investment Program (PEFIP)Up to 70% reimbursement (85% for young producers) on capital investments for licensed poultry/egg producers; $759M available to March 2030.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)Open until Mar 31, 2030
  679. Pow Wow Pitch Competition$500-$25,000 cash prizes for Indigenous entrepreneurs across Turtle Island, with $100,000 total pool for main event and Women and Two-Spirit streams.Who can apply: Individuals and Indigenous organizationsAwardCanada-widePow Wow Pitch$500–$100KBetween intakes
  680. PrairiesCan (Prairies Economic Development Canada) Funding$200,000-$5,000,000 interest-free repayable funding for businesses with staffed operating facilities in AB, SK, MB; requires 2+ years in business in Canada, 50% co-funding, and a project in one of seven priority areas.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoan3 provincesPrairies Economic Development CanadaUp to $5M (varies)Year-round
  681. PrairiesCan - Entrepreneurs with Disabilities ProgramLoans from $5K to $150K for Western Canadian entrepreneurs with disabilities or health conditions; includes mentoring and training.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoan3 provincesPrairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan)Up to $150K (loan)Year-round
  682. PrairiesCan Business Scale-up and Productivity (BSP)Interest-free repayable contributions of $200K-$5M for fast-scaling Prairies businesses; covers up to 50% of project costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesLoan3 provincesPrairies Economic Development Canada$200K–$5MYear-round
  683. PrairiesCan Community Economic Development and Diversification (CEDD)Contributions of $75K-$1.5M for community economic diversification; non-repayable for community projects, typically repayable where the project is commercial in nature, adaptation to shocks, and underrepresented programs in AB/SK/MB.Who can apply: Non-profits, co-operatives, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associationsGrant3 provincesPrairies Economic Development Canada$75K–$1.5MYear-round
  684. PRIDE PitchA pitch competition for 2SLGBTQ+ entrepreneurs in Peel Region and across the University of Toronto community, splitting $10,000 in cash prizes. You pitch for five minutes at a booth, poster-presentation style, and first place also gets a retreat pass and Canadian trademark application support.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageAwardOntarioICUBE UTM / Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus, in partnership with City of Mississauga, UofT Entrepreneurship, and QueerTech$10,000 in total cash prizesBetween intakes
  685. Prince Edward Island Film Production FundRebates 32% of eligible Prince Edward Island production costs, rising to 35% with PEI-producer and series bonuses, with no administration fee and no stated project cap.GrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEI32-35% rebateOpen now
  686. Prince Edward Island: Beach Infrastructure ProgramGrants of up to $5,000 for PEI municipalities, watershed groups and not-for-profits to upgrade public beach washrooms, parking, boardwalks and signage.Who can apply: Non-profits, public bodies and industry associationsGrantPrince Edward IslandGovernment of Prince Edward Island, Tourism PEIUp to $5K per organizationBetween intakes
  687. Prince Edward Island: Festivals and Events FundTourism PEI funds non-profit community festivals on a published ladder; $1,000 to $2,500, set by how many visitors the event expects to draw.Who can apply: Non-profitsGrantPrince Edward IslandGovernment of Prince Edward Island, Tourism PEI$1K–$2.5K by attendanceYear-round
  688. Prince Edward Island: Seasonal Extension Tourism Product Development FundNon-repayable funding up to $7,500 for PEI tourism operators creating new fall, winter or spring offerings, applied for through your RTA or DMO.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsGrantPrince Edward IslandGovernment of Prince Edward Island, Tourism PEIOpen now
  689. Prince Edward Island: Tourism Innovation FundProvincial funding for PEI non-profits to research, develop and launch new cultural tourism products; not for ongoing marketing, staffing or operations.Who can apply: Non-profitsGrantPrince Edward IslandGovernment of Prince Edward Island, Tourism PEIVariesYear-round
  690. Prince Edward Island: Tourism PEI Hosting GrantCovers $10 per registered delegate, to a maximum of $5,000, toward the reception or banquet at a non-profit's off-season PEI conference or sporting event.Who can apply: Non-profitsGrantPrince Edward IslandGovernment of Prince Edward Island, Tourism PEI$10/delegate, up to $5KOpen now
  691. Product Development Program (PDP): Saskatchewan Food Industry Development CentreReimburses Saskatchewan food and agri-processing companies for half of what it costs to develop a new value-added product, up to $20,000 a fiscal year. It pays for formulation, process and prototype work done at a third-party facility, plus a limited amount of first-time packaging and label design. It will not pay for equipment purchases, wages, or the cost of producing goods you intend to sell.GrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Food Industry Development CentreUp to $20KYear-round
  692. Productivité-CompétencesGrantQuebecCommission des partenaires du marché du travail (CPMT) / Ministère de l'Emploi et de la Solidarité sociale (MESS)$55M total envelopeYear-round
  693. Programme DÉPART: Développement économique pour l'aide à la redynamisation des territoiresA non-repayable Quebec contribution of $15,000 to $125,000 covering up to 60% of eligible costs, for SMEs and social-economy enterprises located in designated low-vitality MRCs. It funds feasibility studies, equipment, buildings, technology transitions, tourism attractions and new product development.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantQuebecInvestissement Québec (MEIE)$15K–$125KYear-round
  694. Programme Innovation Bois: 2026 Reopened Call, Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts (Québec)Québec pays a share of innovation projects in the forest products industry and in any industry that uses forest products: up to $2.5 million at 50% for installing new processes or equipment and for pilot plants, up to $1 million at 25% for forest biomass and low-quality wood, up to $2.5 million at 25% for value-added acceleration, and smaller amounts for applied research and market studies. The project must be at least $200,000 and carried out entirely in Québec.GrantQuebecMinistère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts (Québec)$75K–$2.5MBetween intakes
  695. Project Development Fund (Creative BC)$10,000–$20,000 for B.C. film, TV, or digital media content development; matching up to 50% of the Triggering Agent's development cash commitment, up to $50,000 annually per applicant.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaCreative BCUp to $10K–$20K/projectOpen now
  696. Propel e-Accelerator (Atlantic Canada)No-cost acceleration program for Atlantic Canada tech startups (Vision and Traction tracks), plus a separate $25K Gerry Pond Award for one annual winner.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport program4 provincesPropel (Atlantic Canada ICT Accelerator)No-cost programYear-round
  697. Propel Student Work Placement ProgramReimburses tourism and hospitality employers 50% of a student's gross wages, to $5,000, for a co-op or internship of at least 4 weeks.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsGrantCanada-wideTourism HR Canada (delivery partner for the Government of Canada Student Work Placement Program)50% of wages, max $5,000Year-round
  698. Propelling Black Entrepreneurship ProgramA grant of $2,500 to $5,000 from FACE and TD to cover a business plan, financial statements or tax filing for a Black-owned Canadian business in its first two years. The money is paid to the service provider, so what you receive is the work, not the cash.GrantCanada-wideFederation of African Canadian Economics (FACE Coalition) with TD$2.5K–$5KOpen now
  699. Protect Ontario Financing ProgramTerm loans from $250,000 to $5 million for Ontario businesses in tariff-hit sectors (metals, autos, machinery, plastics, beverages, dairy, paper, furniture and more) facing working-capital shortfalls due to U.S. tariffs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Established businessesLoanOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $1BYear-round
  700. Protein Industries Canada Supercluster$1M-$4M co-investment for plant-based protein R&D and supply chain projects, covering up to 45% of eligible costs in $2M-$8M total projects.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideProtein Industries Canada$37.5K–$4MYear-round
  701. Protein Industries Canada: Artificial Intelligence ProgramPIC funds 45% of AI project costs (no set project maximum) for plant-based protein value chain tools; seed genetics, farm optimization, food safety.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantCanada-wideProtein Industries Canada (Global Innovation Cluster)Up to $30MYear-round
  702. Protein Industries Canada: Strengthening the Canadian Supply Chain ProgramGrants cover 75% of eligible costs for Canadian food processors reformulating with domestic feedstocks like wheat, oats, peas, soy, fava, or hemp.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideProtein Industries Canada$37.5K–$200KCloses Nov 1036 days
  703. Protein Industries Canada: Technology Leadership (Fermentation Stream)Up to $10M co-funding for 3+ company consortia developing fermentation-based plant proteins, scaling alternative proteins, or novel plant-based products.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideProtein Industries Canada (Global Innovation Cluster)45% rateBetween intakes
  704. PSCE Volet 2: Diversification et consolidation hors QuébecQuebec's PSCE Volet 2 reimburses 50% up to $60,000 of export costs for SMEs with $1M–$50M revenue targeting markets outside Quebec.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operatives. Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecInvestissement Québec (administered on behalf of Ministère de l'Économie et de l'Innovation)Open now
  705. PSCE Volet 3: High-Growth Export SupportQuébec exporters with $10M+ revenue, selected by Investissement Québec International, receive $25,000 to $60,000 a year toward a structured international market project.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operatives. Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecInvestissement Québec (administered for the Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie)$25,000–$60,000Year-round
  706. Purolator True North Small Business Grant Contest$25,000 cash grant plus $500 Purolator shipping credit for 5 Canadian small businesses (50 or fewer employees) with public voting and finalist gift cards.AwardCanada-widePurolator Inc.Up to $25KBetween intakes

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  708. Quebec AI Adoption Tax Credit (CDAEIA)30% refundable tax credit on eligible AI-related salaries for Quebec businesses adopting AI technologies, starting at 22% in 2026 and declining to 20% by 2028.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditQuebecRevenu Québec30% rateOpen now
  709. Quebec Defence Supply-Chain SME Integration (Podium Défense / Aéro Mtl / Propulsion QC)Quebec SMEs in aerospace, manufacturing, and transport get $25K–$150K advisory and market access via STIQ, Aéro Montréal, and Propulsion Québec.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesSupport programQuebecCanada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED) / STIQ / Aéro Montréal / Propulsion QuébecUp to $4.5MYear-round
  710. Quebec Emergency Assistance Program for SMEs (PAUPME): U.S. TariffsMRC loan of up to $150,000 at 0% for 12 months for Quebec SMEs with $200K to $2M revenue hurt by U.S. tariffs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operatives. Growing and established businessesLoanQuebecGouvernement du Québec, Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie (delivered by MRCs and local economic development organizations)Loan up to $150K, 0%Year-round
  711. Quebec Fonds locaux d'investissement (FLI): MRC Business LoansQuebec's 104 MRCs provide flexible loans up to $150,000 for startup, expansion, or succession projects, requiring a 15% equity contribution.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives and individualsLoanQuebecQuebec MRCs (municipal regional counties) / Ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie (MEIE)Year-round
  712. Quebec Programme Innovation: Volet Primo-Adoptants (First Adopter Call)Quebec grants up to $75,000 for early-stage startups to pilot their technology inside an established adopter's operations; three intakes annually.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageGrantQuebecMinistère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie (MEIE) / Investissement QuébecCloses Nov 430 days
  713. Quebec R&D Tax Credit (CRIC: Research, Innovation and Commercialization)20–30% refundable tax credit on Quebec R&D wages, with combined federal and provincial credits up to $1M+ for mid-size tech firms.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesTax creditQuebecGovernment of Quebec20-30% rateYear-round
  714. Quebec Tax Credit for Film Production Services (QC-PSTC)Quebec's refundable 25% tax credit on film/TV production services spend, plus a 16% improvement on animation and VFX labour (capped at 65% of the contract cost when that work is outsourced); no per-project cap on the basic credit.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesTax creditQuebecSODEC (Société de développement des entreprises culturelles) / Revenu QuébecYear-round
  715. Quebec Tax Credit for Production of Multimedia Titles (CDTIM)37.5% refundable tax credit on eligible Quebec payroll for video game, interactive software, and digital media production; up to $11M per project.Tax creditQuebecInvestissement Québec / Revenu QuébecUp to 37.5% rateYear-round
  716. Québec: Entente de partenariat régional et de transformation numérique en tourisme (EPRTNT 2025-2027)Non-repayable grants for structuring Quebec tourism projects across six categories, with the amount and deadline set by your regional tourism association.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associationsGrantQuebecGouvernement du Québec, Ministère du Tourisme (delivered by regional tourism associations)Open now
  717. Québec: Programme d'accessibilité des établissements touristiques (PAET) 2024-2027Kéroul grants of up to $100K for accessibility renovations, $50K for adapted equipment, or $300K for a collective project at Quebec tourism sites.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives and Indigenous organizationsGrantQuebecGouvernement du Québec, Ministère du Tourisme (administered by Kéroul)Closes Mar 31, 2027
  718. Québec: Programme d'appui au développement des attraits touristiques (PADAT), Volet 1Investissement Québec loans and loan guarantees of $150,000 to $5 million for Quebec tourism attraction projects, up to 50% of eligible costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesLoanQuebecGouvernement du Québec, Ministère du Tourisme (administered by Investissement Québec)Closes Dec 3187 days
  719. Québec: Programme de formation de la main-d'œuvre (MFOR-E, volet Entreprises)Québec covers 50-75% of eligible training costs for employers, 100% for literacy, generally to $100,000 per agreement.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives, individuals and Indigenous organizationsGrantQuebecMinistère de l'Emploi et de la Solidarité sociale (MESS) / Services QuébecUp to $100K per agreementYear-round

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  721. RAII Prairie Provinces: Non-Profit Non-Repayable Stream$250K-$5M non-repayable funding for non-profits delivering AI literacy, SME AI adoption, or workforce training in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associations. Established businessesGrant3 provincesPrairiesCan (Prairies Economic Development Canada)$250K–$5MOpen until Dec 31, 2028
  722. RBC Black Entrepreneur Business LoanA business loan of up to $250,000 for eligible Black entrepreneurs in Canada, to start, manage or grow a business, subject to RBC credit approval.LoanCanada-wideRoyal Bank of Canada (RBC)Up to $250KYear-round
  723. RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur AwardsCanada-wide recognition award for women-led businesses; national profile, media exposure, and networking with top women leaders. No cash prize.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesAwardCanada-wideWomen of Influence+ (sponsored by RBC)Recognition awardBetween intakes
  724. RBC Rock My Business Start-Up AwardsEight $10,000 cash awards for Canadian entrepreneurs aged 18–39 with pre-launch or part-time businesses under $25K sales.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageAwardCanada-wideFuturpreneur Canada (supported by RBC Foundation)Up to $10K/yrBetween intakes
  725. REGI Business Scale-up and Productivity (BSP): ACOAInterest-free repayable contributions for Atlantic Canada SMEs to scale, adopt tech, or expand exports; typical $100K-$500K, $1M+ export-driven.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives, individuals and Indigenous organizations. Growing businessesLoan4 provincesAtlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)Up to $20M (typical $100K–$2M)Year-round
  726. REGI: Regional Innovation Ecosystems (ACOA)Non-repayable ACOA funding covering up to 75% of costs for Atlantic Canadian not-for-profits that build innovation ecosystems; accelerators, incubators, and clusters.Who can apply: Non-profits and Indigenous organizations. Startups and growing businessesGrant4 provincesAtlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)Up to 75% of costsYear-round
  727. REGI: Regional Innovation Ecosystems (CED Quebec)Non-repayable CED funding covering up to 90% of costs for Quebec not-for-profit incubators, accelerators, and ecosystem organizations; the highest cost-share rate in the REGI family.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesGrantQuebecCanada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED)Up to 90% of costsYear-round
  728. REGI: Regional Innovation Ecosystems (FedDev Ontario)Non-repayable FedDev Ontario funding for southern Ontario not-for-profits; accelerators, incubators, CFDCs; that deliver innovation ecosystem programming to entrepreneurs.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and public bodies. Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioFederal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario)$125K–$10MYear-round
  729. REGI: Regional Innovation Ecosystems (PacifiCan)PacifiCan funding normally covering up to 50% of costs for B.C. innovation-ecosystem builders; not-for-profits, incubators, angel networks, Indigenous organizations and consortia. Accelerator-focused projects are excluded this intake.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaPacific Economic Development Canada (PacifiCan)Up to 50% of costsCloses Oct 3025 days
  730. REGI: Regional Innovation Ecosystems (PrairiesCan)Non-repayable PrairiesCan funding covering up to 50% of costs for Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba not-for-profits that build regional innovation ecosystems.Who can apply: Non-profits and public bodies. Startups and growing businessesGrant3 provincesPrairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan)Up to 50% of costsYear-round
  731. Regina City Centre Incentive Program: Storefront & Tenant Fit-Up GrantsCity of Regina City Centre program offering up to $50K per stream (combined $100K) in matching grants for façade improvements and new-tenant interior fit-outs; currently between intakes.GrantSaskatchewanCity of ReginaUp to $50,000Between intakes
  732. Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative (RAII)$500K-$2M interest-free repayable contribution for AI commercialization in AB/SK/MB (PrairiesCan) in tech, agriculture, manufacturing, or healthcare; 50%/90% cost coverage.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesLoan3 provincesPrairiesCan$250K–$5MOpen until Dec 31, 2028
  733. Regional Defence Investment Initiative (RDII): Multi-RegionRepayable 75% cost-share for SMEs entering Canada's defence supply chain; tech adoption, facilities, certification, market development via seven RDAs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesForgivable loanCanada-wideRegional Development Agencies (FedDev Ontario, PacifiCan, CED-Q, ACOA, PrairiesCan, FedNor, CanNor)Up to 75% of eligible costsOpen until Mar 31, 2028
  734. Regional Development Corporation - Rural Economy FundUp to $1M for community-driven rural economic projects in New Brunswick, covering capital costs at 40% for non-profits/municipalities.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Startups and growing businessesGrantNew BrunswickRegional Development Corporation of New BrunswickUp to $1M (varies)Year-round
  735. Regional Quantum Initiative (RQI): British Columbia$500K-$5M interest-free repayable for BC businesses commercializing quantum computing, sensors, or communications; repay over 8 years.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsForgivable loanBritish ColumbiaPacifiCan$500K–$5MYear-round
  736. Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI)Up to $3M non-repayable for tariff-hit SMEs: up to $2M liquidity support plus up to $1M for pivot projects, each covering up to 50% of costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (via 7 Regional Development Agencies)Up to $3MYear-round
  737. Réseau des SADC et CAE: Small-Business FinancingLocal SADC and CAE offices across Québec lend $5,000 to $300,000 at Bank of Canada prime plus 2% to entrepreneurs starting, acquiring, growing, or transferring a business, with final terms set by the office nearest you.LoanQuebecRéseau des SADC et CAE (Community Futures)Up to $300KYear-round
  738. Resiliency and Public Trust Program: Government of AlbertaFunds Alberta agriculture and agri-food projects that build public trust and resilience, from food safety and biosecurity to traceability, farm safety and agriculture literacy. It covers 60% of non-capital costs and 25% of equipment costs, to $500,000 per year, and pays up to half on signing. Farmers themselves cannot apply; licensed meat and dairy facilities, industry organizations and non-profits can.GrantAlbertaGovernment of Alberta$250K–$500KYear-round
  739. Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program (RALP)Cost-share funding for farmers adopting climate-resilient BMPs like grasslands, reduced tillage, and water management; covers 30-100% of costs.GrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (delivered provincially)$2K–$400KOpen now
  740. Riipen Level UPCanadian businesses and non-profits get a 60-hour student project at no cost; Riipen pays the student's $1,400 stipend directly.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profitsSupport programCanada-wideRiipen / Government of Canada (Innovative Work-Integrated Learning Initiatives)Free 60-hour student projectYear-round
  741. Rise Asset Development: Business LoansMicroloans of $500–$10,000 for Canadian entrepreneurs with mental health or addiction challenges; no credit score required, mentorship included.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanOntario and Nova ScotiaRise Asset Development (Rise)Up to $10KYear-round
  742. Rogers Youth Grants$10,000-$25,000 grants for Canadian youth programs in education and employment, prioritizing equity-deserving communities and national partners.Who can apply: Non-profits and charities. Established businessesGrantCanada-wideRogers Communications$10K or $25K (two grant tiers)Between intakes
  743. Rural Ontario Development Program: Business Development StreamOntario's Rural Ontario Development Program cost-shares up to 35% of eligible project costs, to a maximum of $10,000, for small brick-and-mortar businesses (1-20 employees) located in an eligible rural area.GrantOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $10KBetween intakes

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  745. Sarnia Building Façade Improvement GrantGrantOntarioCity of SarniaUp to $10KYear-round
  746. Saskatchewan Advantage Innovation Fund (SAIF)Up to $450,000 (30% of project cost) for Saskatchewan-based R&D projects with private sector partners; industry must fund 50%+.GrantSaskatchewanInnovation SaskatchewanUp to $450KOpen now
  747. Saskatchewan Agtech Growth Fund (AGF)Up to $450,000 for Saskatchewan-based agtech R&D projects with 50% industry co-funding; eligible costs capped at 30%.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanInnovation SaskatchewanUp to $450K/projectCloses Apr 30, 2027
  748. Saskatchewan Chemical Fertilizer Incentive (SCFI)A 15% non-refundable Saskatchewan tax credit on capital expenditures of $10 million or more for new or expanded chemical fertilizer production facilities. Applications close when the program sunsets.Tax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan15% of $10M+ capexCloses Dec 3187 days
  749. Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (SCII)6% provincial corporate tax rate on qualifying IP income for 10-15 years; no annual cap on savings.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of SaskatchewanReduced corp tax to 6%Closes Jun 30, 2027
  750. Saskatchewan Critical Minerals Innovation Incentive (SCMII)Saskatchewan returns 25% of eligible costs as transferable royalty credits on critical minerals projects deploying technology new to the province; up to $5M.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Energy and Resources$250K–$5MYear-round
  751. Saskatchewan Critical Minerals Processing Investment Incentive (CMPII)Transferable 15% tax credit on eligible costs for Saskatchewan critical minerals processing facilities; greenfield or brownfield, minimum $10M project size.Who can apply: Growing businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Energy and ResourcesOpen until Mar 31, 2029
  752. Saskatchewan Indigenous Enterprise Foundation (SIEF): Business FinancingSIEF lends to First Nation entrepreneurs and communities in Saskatchewan to start, buy or grow a business, and pairs that lending with a conditional non-repayable contribution of up to $99,999 for individuals or $250,000 for band-owned enterprises. Eligibility is narrow: registered Status Indians, majority First Nation-owned businesses and development corporations based in Saskatchewan.LoanSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Indigenous Enterprise Foundation Inc.$25K–$250KYear-round
  753. Saskatchewan Innovation Challenge 2026: Aquatic Invasive SpeciesOne Saskatchewan team wins $30,000 and a 16-week Ministry of Environment residency for technology that keeps aquatic invasive species out of provincial waters.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Startups and early-stageAwardSaskatchewanInnovation Saskatchewan / Ministry of Environment$30,000 + 16-week residencyBetween intakes
  754. Saskatchewan Lean Improvements in Manufacturing (SLIM)Up to $750K for Saskatchewan agri-businesses adopting automation, productivity, and emissions-reducing tech across tiered streams.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Ministry of AgricultureUp to $750KCloses Apr 30, 2027
  755. Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Processing Investment Incentive (OGPII)Saskatchewan returns 15% of eligible costs as transferable royalty credits on value-added oil, gas and fertilizer processing builds; up to $75M per project.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Energy and Resources$1.5M–$75MYear-round
  756. Saskatchewan Petroleum Innovation Incentive (SPII)25% transferable tax credit on eligible capital and operating costs for first-of-kind oil and gas technology projects in Saskatchewan; $1M-$5M per project.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan$1M–$5MYear-round
  757. Saskatchewan Research and Development Tax CreditSaskatchewan CCPCs get a 10% refundable R&D tax credit on up to $2 million per year in qualifying expenditures; expanded from $1M in December 2024.Tax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of FinanceYear-round
  758. Saskatchewan Small and Medium Enterprise Investment Tax Credit (SMEITC)45% non-refundable tax credit for investors buying equity in Saskatchewan manufacturing SMEs raising $100K-$4M, with $7M annual credit cap.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Finance (administered with the Ministry of Trade and Export Development)Up to $140K/yrOpen until Jun 30, 2028
  759. Saskatchewan Targeted Mineral Exploration Incentive (TMEI)25% rebate on eligible hard-rock drilling costs for mineral exploration in Saskatchewan, up to $150,000 per company or $50,000 for uranium.GrantSaskatchewanGovernment of SaskatchewanUp to $150K/companyCloses Dec 3187 days
  760. Saskatchewan Technology Startup Incentive (STSI)45% non-refundable tax credit for investors in eligible Saskatchewan tech startups, with annual claims up to $225K and startup funding up to $2M.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesTax creditSaskatchewanInnovation Saskatchewan / Government of SaskatchewanUp to $2MYear-round
  761. Saskatchewan Tourism Development Program (TDP)Up to $40,000 for tourism businesses in Saskatchewan to upgrade facilities, equipment, or marketing; requires 30-50% applicant contribution.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanTourism SaskatchewanUp to $40KYear-round
  762. Saskatchewan Value-Added Agriculture Incentive (SVAI)Non-refundable tax credit for value-added agriculture processing capital investments: 15% on first $400M, 30% on $400M-$600M, 40% above $600M.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Trade and Export DevelopmentUp to $250M/projectYear-round
  763. SaskEnergy Commercial Space & Water Heating Rebate ProgramRebates from $325 to $10,000 per building for commercial natural gas heating and hot water upgrades; furnaces, boilers, condensing systems, HRV/ERV.GrantSaskatchewanSaskEnergy / Saskatchewan Power Corporation$325–$10KYear-round
  764. SaskMétis Economic Development Corporation (SMEDCO): Métis Business Loans & MAPSecured, interest-bearing loans for Métis entrepreneurs in Saskatchewan, for starting, growing or buying a business. SMEDCO also runs a non-repayable grant, the Métis Assistance Program, but its own 2025 annual report says no MAP funding is available until a federal agreement is signed.LoanSaskatchewanSaskMétis Economic Development CorporationOpen now
  765. SaskPower Commercial Energy Optimization Program (CEOP)$200K max rebate for commercial energy retrofits in Saskatchewan: $0.13/kWh non-lighting, $0.06/kWh lighting, $15/GJ natural gas savings.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanSaskPower (administered by CLEAResult in partnership with Government of Canada and SaskEnergy)Up to $200KYear-round
  766. Save on Energy Small Business ProgramIESO's Save on Energy Small Business Program sends qualified contractors to assess and install free lighting, refrigeration, and smart-thermostat upgrades at Ontario small businesses (50 or fewer employees), worth up to $5,500 combined.GrantOntarioIESO / Save on Energy$2.5K–$5.5KYear-round
  767. Scale AI Acceleration ProgramUp to $50,000 of accelerator services per AI startup through Scale AI's 11 certified partners including MaRS, AMII and Volta; mentorship, IP and commercialization support, paid to the accelerator rather than to you.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideScale AI (Canada's AI Supercluster)Year-round
  768. Scale AI Supercluster$1M-$5M co-investment for industry-led AI projects in healthcare, energy, or manufacturing; requires consortium of 2+ companies including an SME.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideScale AI$1M-$5M/projectYear-round
  769. SCAP - Advancing Agri-Food Processing Program (New Brunswick)Up to $50,000 for specialized equipment to boost efficiency, quality, and productivity in New Brunswick agri-food processing.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantNew BrunswickGovernment of New BrunswickUp to $50KYear-round
  770. Science and Technology Internship Program (STIP): Green JobsSubsidy covers 80% of wages (max $25K) for employers hiring youth 15-30 for 12-month internships in natural resources clean tech, energy, forestry, or mining.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodiesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources Canada (NRCan)Up to $25K/internYear-round
  771. Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED)Up to 35% refundable tax credit on R&D wages, materials, and contractors. Claim on T2 corporate return.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesTax creditCanada-wideCanada Revenue AgencyUp to $2.1M/yr (35%)Year-round
  772. Scotiabank Black-Led Business Financing ProgramTerm loans of $25,000 to $250,000 for capital investments and $25,000 to $50,000 for working capital, for Canadian businesses at least 50% Black-owned.LoanCanada-wideScotiabank$25K–$250KYear-round
  773. ScotiaRISE Community Investment Grants$25K-$1.5M for CRA-registered charities and non-profits working on ScotiaRISE's four pillars; Education, Employment, Community Needs & Cohesion, and Resilient Economy.Who can apply: Non-profits and charitiesGrantCanada-wideScotiabank$25K–$1.5MYear-round
  774. Sectoral Workforce Innovation Fund (SWIF)Federal funding up to $10 million for multi-employer projects that fix skilled labour shortages in priority sectors, starting with a Statement of Interest.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)Up to $10MYear-round
  775. SEED NWT: Business Intelligence and NetworkingNon-repayable funding for NWT businesses to attend trade shows, conferences, and seminars; registration, airfare, accommodation up to $4K/trip.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individualsGrantNorthwest TerritoriesGovernment of the Northwest Territories, Industry, Tourism and InvestmentUp to $4K/yrYear-round
  776. SEED NWT: Strategic InvestmentsNon-repayable grants from $5K to $75K for established NWT businesses investing in capital equipment, facilities, or digital transformation to boost local jobs.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantNorthwest TerritoriesGovernment of the Northwest Territories, Industry, Tourism and InvestmentUp to $75KYear-round
  777. SEED Student Entrepreneurship (New Brunswick): Government of New Brunswick / WorkingNB / CBDC RestigoucheA guaranteed interest-free loan of up to $3,000 for a New Brunswick student starting a summer business, from a WorkingNB regional office. Repay it in full by October 15 and up to a third of it is reimbursed.LoanNew BrunswickGovernment of New Brunswick / WorkingNB / CBDC RestigoucheUp to $3KBetween intakes
  778. Settlement Investment Corporation (SIC): Métis Settlement Business FinancingSettlement Investment Corporation provides tailored developmental debt financing, plus business planning and mentoring support, to business owners across Alberta's eight Métis Settlements.LoanAlbertaSettlement Investment CorporationNot stated on program pageYear-round
  779. SheBoot: Women-Led Tech Startup Investment ProgramSix-week bootcamp and Grand Finale pitch event connecting women-led tech startups with 55 angel investors; 78 graduate companies, $55M raised by alumni.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageSupport program7 provincesSheBoot (Ottawa-based non-profit; national reach across 7 provinces)Open now
  780. Shelburne Commercial Façade Improvement Grant ProgramGrantOntarioTown of Shelburne$500–$13.5KCloses Oct 5today
  781. Side Hustle Microgrant Program (Prince Albert & District Community Futures)Prince Albert & District Community Futures gives Saskatchewan side-hustlers up to $500 in non-repayable funds, plus learning modules and one-on-one coaching, to launch a side business.GrantSaskatchewanPrince Albert & District Community Futures (PACF)Up to $500Open now
  782. SK Arts - Independent Artists GrantGrants of $1,000–$18,000 for Saskatchewan artists to fund creative projects, professional development, or artistic production.Who can apply: Individuals. Startups and growing businessesGrantSaskatchewanSK Arts$3K–$18KCloses Mar 15, 2027
  783. Skills Advance Ontario: Government of Ontario / MLITSDOntario funds employers to train the workers they already have, paying 55% of wages while staff are in sector training, up to $7,700 per employee, plus the tuition and materials cost of the training itself. You apply with a training provider partner and there is no deadline.GrantOntarioGovernment of Ontario / Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills DevelopmentUp to $7.7KYear-round
  784. SkillsPEI: Workplace Skills TrainingCovers up to 50% of training costs for PEI private sector; $5K-$15K per trainee, max $10K per employed or $15K per unemployed trainee.Who can apply: For-profit businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandSkillsPEI (Government of Prince Edward Island)Up to $15KYear-round
  785. Small Business Assistance ProgramPEI covers half the cost of the outside expertise a small business buys, business plans, market research, HR and efficiency work, or a first website, up to a $2,500 grant. Businesses in their first year can add $2,500 more for marketing and promotion.GrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEI / Government of Prince Edward Island$2.5K–$5KOpen now
  786. Small Business Procurement Program (SBPP)SBPP makes federal contracting simpler for Canadian small businesses: modernized tools, simpler requirements, no cash grant. There is nothing to apply to. You register on CanadaBuys and bid on individual contracts, each of which sets its own value.Support programCanada-widePublic Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) / Innovative Solutions CanadaSet by each contractOpen now
  787. SMART Call 10: 2026 (NRC IRAP / Eureka)NRC IRAP covers up to half the eligible R&D cost for a Canadian SME taking part in a SMART cluster international project. The call is bottom up, so any project that fits SMART's technology roadmap can be proposed.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council of Canada (NRC IRAP)Up to 50% of project costsCloses Jan 26, 2027
  788. Social Development Partnerships ProgramESDC grants and contributions for social not-for-profits, across children and families and disability components, awarded via periodic calls for proposals.Who can apply: Non-profitsGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development CanadaVaries by call for proposalsBetween intakes
  789. Social Finance Fund (SFF)Repayable capital from ESDC via wholesalers for social purpose organizations; $100K-$500K for community groups, up to $2M for housing/infrastructure projects.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, charities and co-operatives. Growing and established businessesSupport programCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)$25K–$282.5MYear-round
  790. Social Innovation and Social Finance FundRepayable capital from $50,000 to $2 million for social purpose organizations through eligible intermediaries; not direct grants.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, charities and co-operatives. Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development Canada$50K–$2MOpen now
  791. Société de Crédit Commercial Autochtone (SOCCA): Indigenous Business FinancingFinancing for Indigenous businesses in Quebec from a First Nations owned lender of more than 30 years. A term loan needs as little as 10% down, and a non repayable contribution of up to $99,999 can fill the gap on a private project.LoanQuebecSociété de Crédit Commercial Autochtone$20K–$1MOpen now
  792. SODEC: Aide aux entreprises culturellesGrants from $5,000 to $500,000 for Quebec cultural industries including film, music, publishing, and digital media; French-language applications required.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operatives. Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecSociété de développement des entreprises culturelles (SODEC)$25K–$500KOpen now
  793. SODEC: Film Production Aid (Quebec production companies)SODEC grants Quebec film and TV companies up to 65% of production costs (max $4M per film), with 80% of funds reserved for French-language works.GrantQuebecSociété de développement des entreprises culturelles (SODEC)Open now
  794. SOFII: Southern Ontario Fund for Investment in InnovationRepayable $150K–$500K loans for southern Ontario SMEs via Community Futures; no intake windows, continuous delivery, built for late-stage commercialization.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesLoanOntarioCommunity Futures Eastern Ontario / Community Futures Western Ontario (FedDev Ontario-funded)$150,000 to $500,000Year-round
  795. Sophie Morigeau Women's Entrepreneurship Program (SMWEP)Financing for Métis women entrepreneurs in BC: a total project cost of up to $25,000, of which 30% is a grant forgiven at the end of the loan term.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Startups and growing businessesForgivable loanBritish ColumbiaMétis Financial Corporation of BC (MFC)Up to $25KYear-round
  796. Southwestern Ontario Development Fund (SWODF): Business Stream$200K-$1.5M forgivable loan for capital equipment, facilities, or digital transformation in mfg, tech, agri, or food in SW Ontario.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Established businessesForgivable loanOntarioGovernment of OntarioUp to $5MOpening soon
  797. Space Technology Development Program (STDP)$300K-$800K non-repayable funding for pre-commercial space tech R&D projects advancing TRL levels, with Advanced Technologies stream as most common.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideCanadian Space AgencyUp to $1M/projectBetween intakes
  798. Spark Nova Scotia Startup CompetitionUp to $50,000 non-dilutive, non-repayable funding for early-stage tech startups based outside metro Halifax, awarded by regional pitch competition.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Startups and early-stageAwardNova ScotiaNova Scotia Association of Community Business Development Corporations (CBDCs), funded by the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)Up to $50K per companyBetween intakes
  799. Sport Canada ProgramsFunding from $25K to $5M for not-for-profit sport organizations to develop programs and high-performance sport.Who can apply: Non-profits. Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideSport CanadaUp to $5MBetween intakes
  800. Spruce Grove Storefront Improvement ProgramSpruce Grove matches 50% of storefront improvement costs in the City Centre, up to $7,500 per storefront or $10,000 for a corner location improving two façades, funded first-come, first-served from an annual $75,000 envelope.GrantAlbertaCity of Spruce Grove$7.5K–$10KBetween intakes
  801. SREPs Indigenous-Led Clean Energy StreamUp to $25M for Indigenous-led clean energy projects including wind, solar, hydro, and storage; covers 75% of costs with >50% Indigenous ownership required.Who can apply: Indigenous organizations. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNatural Resources CanadaUp to $25M/projectBetween intakes
  802. SSHRC Partnership Engage Grants$10K-$50K for one-year social sciences/humanities research partnerships between postsecondary institutions and outside organizations.Who can apply: Colleges and universitiesGrantCanada-wideSocial Sciences and Humanities Research Council$10K–$50KCloses Dec 1571 days
  803. SSHRC Partnerships$2.5M grants for multi-year social sciences/humanities research partnerships between universities and private/public/non-profit partners with 35% matching.Who can apply: Non-profits. Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideSocial Sciences and Humanities Research CouncilUp to $2.5MOpen now
  804. St. Albert Storefront Improvement ProgramSt. Albert reimburses half the cost of visible storefront improvements, up to $3,000: patios and pergolas, planters and street furniture, signage, decorative lighting and winter elements. You pay first and claim the money back on receipts.GrantAlbertaCity of St. AlbertUp to $3KCloses Nov 3056 days
  805. Starter Company Plus Grant$5,000 micro-grant for new entrepreneurs who invest $1,250 of their own money first, plus business training and mentoring.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageGrantOntarioCity of Toronto$5,000 micro-grantNot taking applications
  806. Startup Global Pitch CompetitionRegional pitch competitions across Canada with $1,000 to $30,000 prizes for winners advancing to national finals.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesAwardCanada-wideStartup CanadaUp to $30KOpen now
  807. Startup with IBMIBM Cloud service credits for startups, redeemable only against IBM Cloud and Watson AI services; no cash is disbursed and no equity is taken.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageSupport programCanada-wideIBMCloud credits, not cashYear-round
  808. STEP Product Modification/Certification Support ProgramSaskatchewan exporters recover 50% of third-party consulting fees, up to $5,000 a year, to modify or certify a product for a new market outside the U.S.GrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)Up to $5,000Open now
  809. STEP U.S. Agri-Food Market Funding ProgramSaskatchewan agri-food exporters recover 50% of trade show and travel costs entering a new U.S. market, capped at $1,000 to $6,000 a year by membership tier.GrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)$500–$6,000Open now
  810. STEP U.S. Market Funding ProgramSTEP members recover 50% of eligible costs, up to $2,500 a year, for exhibiting or walking a STEP-led trade activity in a new U.S. market.GrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)$500–$2,500Open now
  811. STEP: Business Advisory Services Funding ProgramSTEP reimburses Saskatchewan exporters 50% of third-party consulting costs up to $5,000/year for non-U.S. international market entry advisory.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)Up to $5,000 reimbursementOpen until Mar 31, 2028
  812. STEP: Market Diversification Program (MDP)STEP reimburses 50% of Saskatchewan exporters' trade show and market visit costs in non-U.S. markets, up to $6,000-$10,000 per year by membership tier.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)Open until Mar 31, 2028
  813. Storefront Improvement GrantUp to $25,000 (mid-block), $30,000 (corner, one active facade) or $50,000 (corner, two active facades) matching reimbursement for exterior renovations in Edmonton Business Improvement Areas.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantAlbertaCity of EdmontonUp to $50KCloses Nov 3056 days
  814. Storefront Refresh GrantUp to $1,000 matching reimbursement for minor exterior improvements in Edmonton Business Improvement Areas for retail and service businesses.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantAlbertaCity of EdmontonUp to $1K (50%)Year-round
  815. Storefront Success ProgramCentreVenture pays for capital improvements to street-facing ground-floor storefronts in downtown Winnipeg, up to $200,000 per project, to make businesses more visible and fill vacant storefronts around Graham and Portage Avenues.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantManitobaCentreVenture Development Corporation / City of Winnipeg / Province of ManitobaUp to $200KOpen now
  816. Strategic Response Fund (formerly Strategic Innovation Fund)Up to $50M in repayable funding for large-scale R&D consortia between industry, researchers, and non-profits.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing businessesForgivable loanCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development CanadaUp to $50MYear-round
  817. Strategic Response Fund - Steel Sector$10M-$150M repayable contributions for steel manufacturers to modernize facilities, diversify supply chains, and build domestic capacity amid U.S. tariffs.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesSupport programCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development CanadaUp to $5BYear-round
  818. Strategic Response Fund: Food Processing, Supply Chain and Manufacturing Call, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)ISED contributes $10 million to $50 million per project to build new Canadian food processing, packaging, manufacturing and agricultural-input capacity, modernize existing capacity, or strengthen the infrastructure behind it. You start with a short expression of interest and are invited to a full application only if the project fits.GrantCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)$10M–$50MBetween intakes
  819. Strathcona BIA Preventative Safety Intervention GrantStrathcona BIA members in Vancouver get 50% back, up to $2,000 per property, on security lighting, window film, gates, shutters or CCTV.GrantBritish ColumbiaStrathcona Business Improvement Association (Vancouver)Up to $2K (50%)Closes Mar 31, 2027
  820. Student Work Placement Program (SWPP)Wage subsidy set by your delivery partner, commonly 50% of a student's wages up to $5,000 per placement term and up to $7,000 at some partners, for STEM and business co-ops hired through an approved SWPP delivery partner.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development CanadaUp to $5KYear-round
  821. Subvention pour l’accessibilité universelle aux commerces (PAAC)Montréal pays 90% of the cost of making a commercial building accessible, to a maximum of $40,000, covering doors, power openers, ramps, lifting platforms, accessible counters and washrooms, and the architecture or engineering fees the work requires.GrantQuebecVille de MontréalUp to $40KCloses Dec 3187 days
  822. Subvention salariale (Québec Wage Subsidy)A Québec wage subsidy paying up to 50% of gross wages for up to 30 weeks when you hire someone who faces barriers to lasting employment.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives, individuals, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associationsGrantQuebecMinistère de l'Emploi et de la Solidarité sociale (Services Québec)Up to 50% of wagesYear-round
  823. Succession Fund (Fonds Relève)Loans up to $250,000 to acquire at least 25% of an existing Laval business, repayable over a maximum of seven years.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and co-operativesLoanQuebecLaval Économique / Ville de LavalUp to $250KYear-round
  824. Summer Company (Ontario)$1,500-$3,000 award for Ontario students aged 15-29 to start and run a summer business with training and mentorship.Who can apply: Individuals. Startups and early-stageAwardOntarioOntario Ministry of Economic DevelopmentUp to $3KBetween intakes
  825. Supply Management Processing Investment Fund (SMPIF)Up to $10M in grants for dairy processors to buy automated equipment and technology to adapt to market changes.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food CanadaUp to $10MYear-round
  826. Support for Entrepreneurs and Economic Development (SEED) - Entrepreneur Support$1,000-$25,000 grant for NWT businesses to cover market research, feasibility studies, and product development costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Startups and growing businessesGrantNorthwest TerritoriesGovernment of the Northwest TerritoriesUp to $25KYear-round
  827. Support for Entrepreneurs and Economic Development (SEED) - Micro-business$500–$6,000 grant for NT micro-businesses to cover startup costs, hiring, or equipment through incremental funding over three years.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantNorthwest TerritoriesGovernment of the Northwest TerritoriesUp to $6KYear-round
  828. Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP) Programs$5,000-$15 million in cost-shared funding for agricultural R&D, equipment, facilities, and environmental projects across all provinces.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada$5K–$15MOpen now
  829. Sustainable Transition (Transition durable)Pays half of a Laval company's clean-technology equipment, technical assessment or certification project, to $25,000.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecLaval Économique / Ville de LavalUp to $25KYear-round

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  831. takeCHARGE Business Efficiency Program: Custom SolutionsGrantNewfoundland and LabradortakeCHARGE (Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro)$0.10Year-round
  832. Tale'awtxw Aboriginal Capital Corporation (TACC): Business Equity ProgramNon-repayable contributions for Aboriginal entrepreneurs in the Coast Salish territory, up to $99,999 for an individual or incorporated business. It tops up your own cash and a loan rather than funding a project on its own.GrantBritish ColumbiaTale'awtxw Aboriginal Capital CorporationUp to $3MOpen now
  833. Talent Innovation Canada (TICAN)TICAN embeds a graduate researcher or postdoc inside your company to work on a real R&D challenge in mobility, clean growth, biomanufacturing and life sciences, or microelectronics and ICT. Your company receives talent rather than money, and pays a share of the placement cost.Who can apply: Growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideTalent Innovation Canada / Government of Canada$10K–$80KYear-round
  834. Targeted Manufacturing Initiative for Northern Ontario: Operational AssessmentsNon-repayable grants of $5K-$15K (50% of costs) for Northern Ontario manufacturers to hire consultants; productivity, lean, energy, market readiness.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantOntarioFedNorUp to $15KYear-round
  835. Targeted Manufacturing Initiative for Northern Ontario: Productivity ImprovementsRepayable contributions covering 33% of capital and 50% of non-capital costs for equipment, facilities, lean, IT, or ISO upgrades.Who can apply: Established businessesForgivable loanOntarioFedNorUp to $1M (33-50%)Year-round
  836. TD Black Entrepreneur Credit Access ProgramTD credit-access support for businesses 50% or more Black-owned: holistic credit review, interest-only options on select term loans, and waived set-up fees.LoanCanada-wideTD Bank GroupPreferential credit termsYear-round
  837. TEAM Work Self-Employment / GO-3D Start Up StreamTEAM Work's GO-3D Start Up Stream gives Nova Scotian entrepreneurs 18 or older who live with a disability a 52-week program of coaching, training, and individually assessed funding for basic living costs and small start-up costs.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantNova ScotiaTEAM Work CooperativeNot stated on program pageOpen now
  838. Tech Shift: Retail (Virage techno, commerce)Covers 50% of a Laval retailer's equipment or AI project, to a maximum of $15,000; one category per project.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecLaval Économique / Ville de LavalUp to $15KYear-round
  839. Tech Yukon Digital & AI Adoption (TYDA) Program: Tech Yukon / Yukon Economic DevelopmentTech Yukon reimburses up to $2,500 of the cost of getting a consumer facing Yukon business selling online, or of putting AI to work on its processes, and assigns an e-commerce advisor to help plan it. The current intake is fully subscribed and new applicants join a waitlist by email.GrantYukonTech Yukon with Government of Yukon Economic DevelopmentUp to $2.5KBetween intakes
  840. TechAlliance GROW Accelerator: TechAlliance of Southwestern OntarioTechAlliance runs a six month accelerator for 18 early stage companies a year from Elgin, Middlesex, Oxford, Lambton and Huron counties, in urban, rural and women led streams. Participants work with sales, marketing, finance and IP experts and can draw up to $10,000 in non dilutive funding, matched dollar for dollar.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioTechAlliance of Southwestern OntarioUp to $10KYear-round
  841. TechAlliance i.d.e.a. Fund: TechAlliance of Southwestern OntarioSix southern Ontario innovation centres share out non-repayable seed funding of up to $20,000, matched dollar for dollar, to early stage companies committing to a green or circular economy project. Selected businesses also get up to 30 hours of fully funded expert advice and a place on a University of Guelph online certificate.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioTechAlliance of Southwestern Ontario (delivered in partnership with Boundless Accelerator, Innovate Niagara, Innovation Factory, Launch Lab, and WEtech Alliance)Up to $20KBetween intakes
  842. TECHNATION Career Ready ProgramReimburses 50% of a student's gross wages, up to $5,000 per placement, for Canadian employers hiring post-secondary students into tech-immersive roles.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and Indigenous organizationsGrantCanada-wideTECHNATIONUp to $5K/student (50%)Closes Dec 3187 days
  843. techNL Graduate Transition InitiativetechNL's Graduate Transition Initiative pays NL tech employers up to $41,250 to hire and train a recent graduate for one year.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantNewfoundland and LabradortechNL Innovation Inc.Up to $41,250/hireYear-round
  844. Technoclimat: Quebec Cleantech Demonstration ProgramQuebec grants up to 50% of eligible costs (max $3M) for TRL 4–7 cleantech demos in energy efficiency, renewables, bioenergy, and GHG reduction.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantQuebecMinistère de l'Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs (MELCCFP), Government of QuebecUp to 50% of eligible costsYear-round
  845. Techstars Toronto AcceleratorTechstars Toronto offers $305K for 6% equity in a 3-month accelerator program with mentorship and global network access for tech startups.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programOntarioTechstarsUp to $305KOpening soon
  846. Telefilm Canada Funding ProgramsUp to $4M for production (large budget), $300K-$500K (low budget), or $150K-$250K (Talent to Watch) in non-repayable or recoupable funding.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideTelefilm CanadaUp to $4MOpen now
  847. Telefilm Canada: Marketing ProgramRepayable non-interest-bearing advance covering up to 75% of eligible Canadian marketing costs for marketing, promotion and distribution of certified Canadian feature films.Who can apply: Growing businessesLoanCanada-wideTelefilm Canada75% of marketing costsOpen now
  848. Telefilm Canada: Talent to Watch ProgramNon-repayable funding for emerging filmmakers' first feature film, covering up to 100% of project costs at $150K–$250K per project.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideTelefilm CanadaUp to $250KBetween intakes
  849. TELUS #StandWithOwners Contest$125,000 prize packages for three category winners (Future Forward, Business Growth, AI Innovation) and $10,000 for six community award winners, plus a $25,000 People's Choice Award.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and charitiesAwardCanada-wideTELUSUp to $125KBetween intakes
  850. TELUS Indigenous Communities Fund (ICF)Grants of $5,000 to $25,000 for Indigenous-led organizations delivering social, health and community programs supporting Indigenous Peoples in Canada.Who can apply: Non-profits and Indigenous organizationsGrantCanada-wideTELUSUp to $20KCloses Oct 72 days
  851. Thrive Venture FundBDC Capital's Thrive Venture Fund provides $500K-$5M equity investment for women-led Canadian tech companies at seed to Series B stages.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of CanadaUp to $5MYear-round
  852. TiEQuest 2026A 10-week accelerator and pitch competition for Canadian startups, run by TiE Toronto for 21 years. You get workshops, one-on-one mentoring and successive pitch rounds, and the founders who show the most progress win cash prizes and investment in front of an investor audience at the TiEQuest Summit.AwardCanada-wideTiE TorontoUp to $500Between intakes
  853. Tile Loan Program: Ontario Agricultural DrainageUp to $50,000 low-interest loan for tile drainage installation; covers 75% of costs, repaid over 10 years through local municipalities.LoanOntarioOntario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness (OMAFA)Up to $50K/yrOpen now
  854. Toronto Business Incubation and Commercialization Grant ProgramCity of Toronto grants for non-profit incubators and accelerators; up to $20K for programs, $10K for events, or $100K over 3 years operating. Between intakes.Who can apply: Non-profits, colleges and universities and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioCity of Toronto, Economic Development and CultureUp to $20,000Between intakes
  855. Toronto Circular Food Innovators Fund (CFIF)Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and industry associationsGrantOntarioCity of Toronto (Environment & Climate Division)$5,000–$35,000Between intakes
  856. Toronto Dining District Program (BIA Stream)Up to $100,000 for Toronto BIAs and non-profits building outdoor dining districts; parklets, streetscape, placemaking. The 2026 Stream 2 round closed June 30, 2026.Who can apply: Non-profits and industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioCity of Toronto, Economic Development and Culture (in partnership with FedDev Ontario)Up to $5,000Between intakes
  857. Toronto Economic Resiliency Initiative (TERI)Up to $44,000 for retail, hospitality, and service businesses to renovate interiors, with $4,000 AODA bonus for accessibility compliance.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioCity of Toronto / FedDev OntarioUp to $24KBetween intakes
  858. Toronto Innovation Acceleration Partners (TIAP)Up to $200K for AI, 5G, quantum, or robotics tech development in health; up to $500K follow-on with 1:1 investor match.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and colleges and universities. Startups and growing businessesSupport programOntarioToronto Innovation Acceleration Partners (TIAP)Up to $500KYear-round
  859. Toronto Transit Construction Mitigation FundWho can apply: Non-profits, charities and industry associationsGrantOntarioCity of Toronto (in partnership with FedDev Ontario)Up to $50,000Between intakes
  860. Tourism Nova Scotia: RADIATE Tourism ProgramNova Scotia tourism operators get coaching, NovaScotia.com exposure, and up to $5,000 in digital marketing to build and sell late-fall and winter packages.GrantNova ScotiaTourism Nova ScotiaBetween intakes
  861. Tourism Nova Scotia: Tourism Digital Assistance Program (TDAP)Nova Scotia tourism operators get up to $5,000 in digital consultant services; website, SEO, booking systems, and digital marketing.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, public bodies and industry associationsGrantNova ScotiaTourism Nova ScotiaBetween intakes
  862. Trade Commissioner Service: Export SupportFree market intelligence, introductions, and advice from Trade Commissioners to Canadian companies exporting; gateway to CanExport SMEs funding.Who can apply: Growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideGlobal Affairs CanadaAdvisory servicesYear-round
  863. Trans Num (Offensive Tr@ns Num): ADRIQ (Québec)ADRIQ pays half the professional fees when a Quebec manufacturer or value added services firm brings in an accredited innovation advisor to modernize its processes, up to $25,000 and 125 hours. Registration is a short form and ADRIQ says it replies within a few days.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantQuebecADRIQ, Association pour le développement de la recherche et de l'innovation du Québec, with Government of Quebec supportUp to $25KOpen now
  864. Travel Alberta Events & Festivals FundTravel Alberta funds multi-day tourism events that generate overnight stays, covering up to 75% of eligible costs up to $150,000.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodies. Growing and established businessesGrantAlbertaTravel Alberta$25,000–$150,000Between intakes
  865. Travel Alberta: Product Development FundGrants from $75,000 to $500,000 for Alberta tourism businesses developing new facilities, experiences, or infrastructure with 25% co-investment.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantAlbertaTravel AlbertaUp to $200K/projectBetween intakes
  866. Tribal Resources Investment Corporation (TRICORP): Business Development LoansBusiness loans and non-repayable contributions for Indigenous owned businesses in northwest BC, from Haida Gwaii to Burns Lake. Under the First Citizens' Fund you repay 60% of what you borrow and 40% is forgiven if you make every payment.LoanBritish ColumbiaTribal Resources Investment Corporation$7.5K–$350.1KOpen now

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  868. Ulnooweg Indigenous Business Loans (Micro, Women & Youth, General Lending)Developmental business loans for First Nations, Métis and Inuit entrepreneurs across Atlantic Canada; micro ($5K), women/youth ($25K), and general lending to $750K–$1.5M.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoan4 provincesUlnooweg Development Group Inc.Up to $750K (individuals)Year-round
  869. Union Training and Innovation ProgramUp to $2 million in project funding for union-led apprenticeship training and modernized training systems in construction, manufacturing, and trades.Who can apply: Industry associations. Established businessesGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development CanadaUp to $2MYear-round
  870. University of Toronto Early-Stage Technology (UTEST)UTEST invests up to $150,000 in early-stage research-based companies founded by University of Toronto students, faculty or recent graduates, and adds mentoring, business strategy and incubation space on the St. George campus. Selected companies can go on to a follow-on investment of up to $500,000 through TIAP.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageSupport programOntarioUniversity of Toronto (with Toronto Innovation Acceleration Partners and the Connaught Fund)$10K–$500KBetween intakes
  871. Uptown Waterloo Community Improvement Plan (CIP) GrantsGrantOntarioCity of Waterloo$5K–$25KCloses Oct 3126 days
  872. Urban Growth Centre CIP: Façade and Accessibility Improvement GrantWho can apply: Growing businessesGrantOntarioCity of Oshawa$3K–$30KCloses Mar 1, 2027

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  874. Vancouver Cultural Spaces Grant ProgramGrants up to $100K for capital improvements, equipment, and operating costs for non-profit cultural spaces in Vancouver.Who can apply: Non-profits, charities and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantBritish ColumbiaCity of Vancouver$10K–$100KBetween intakes
  875. Venture for Canada Internship ProgramVenture for Canada pays half the wages of a post-secondary intern, to a maximum of $5,000 per student per term, for businesses under 500 employees. Interns arrive with entrepreneurial and work-readiness training already done.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideVenture for CanadaUp to $5KCloses Feb 28, 2027
  876. ventureLAB Accelerator Programs$10,000 cash for hardware startups via EIF Stream 2, plus $12M+ lab access with no equity required.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesSupport programOntarioventureLABUp to $10KBetween intakes
  877. VERGE Breakthrough Fund II (formerly Pillar Start-Up Fund)Loans for Southwestern Ontario social enterprises with a social, environmental, cultural or community mission; typically up to $100,000, or up to $500,000 for large-scale community infrastructure secured against the assets.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Growing and established businessesLoanOntarioVERGE Capital (a program of Pillar Nonprofit Network, with the Fund administered by SVX)Up to $500KYear-round
  878. Ville de Québec: Capitale-Productivité GrantUp to $150K for Quebec City SMEs to cover 40% of productivity, automation, or eco-responsible capital costs in eligible sectors.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantQuebecService du développement économique et des grands projets, Ville de QuébecUp to $150KYear-round
  879. Volta AI Residency & AI Productivity LabYear-round residency for Atlantic Canadian AI startups giving Halifax cowork space, peer groups and coaching; Volta provides no funding to founders.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport program4 provincesVoltaNo funding (space + coaching)Year-round

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  881. Wah-ila-toos: Clean Energy in Indigenous CommunitiesFunding for Indigenous community renewable energy projects, from feasibility studies through full-scale systems; per-project caps vary by type; up to $5M for capacity building and up to $50M for renewable electricity deployment or clean heat/power demonstration.GrantCanada-wideNatural Resources Canada (NRCan), single-window initiativeUp to $50MYear-round
  882. Water Program: Government of AlbertaSplits the cost of on-farm water work with Alberta primary producers, half and half. Irrigation system purchases are capped at $17,500 per parcel and upgrades at $6,000 per parcel, to $35,000 per applicant a year, and water supply projects such as wells, dugouts, springs, pipelines and cisterns run to $40,000 per applicant through March 2028.GrantAlbertaGovernment of Alberta$6K–$40KYear-round
  883. Waubetek Indigenous Women's Entrepreneurship ProgramFinancing and mentorship for Indigenous women running or starting a business in Northeastern Ontario. The micro-loan goes up to $20,000 with 45% of it non-repayable, a larger fund lends up to $50,000, and pre-launch founders can get a mentor plus a grant of up to $3,000.Forgivable loanOntarioWaubetek Business Development Corporation$3K–$100KOpen now
  884. Web Presence AssistancePEI pays half the cost of building your first website, or of adding e-commerce to a site that does not have it, up to $1,000 for a basic site and $2,500 with online sales. The money is a non-repayable contribution and covers the domain name and hosting as well as the build.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantPrince Edward IslandInnovation PEI / Government of Prince Edward Island$1K–$2.5KYear-round
  885. WeBC Business Loans for WomenUp to $150,000 (or $200K with WEOC top-up) for BC women entrepreneurs; interest-only first 6 months, no minimum credit score, free advisory throughout.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesLoanBritish ColumbiaWeBC (Women's Enterprise Centre of British Columbia)Up to $150,000Year-round
  886. WeBC Women Entrepreneurs Program (Vancity)Vancity financing for BC women-owned businesses - a startup line of credit up to $25,000 or a term loan up to $250,000, with free WeBC mentoring.LoanBritish ColumbiaWeBC (Women's Enterprise Centre of BC) / VancityUp to $250KYear-round
  887. WEOC National Loan ProgramUp to $50,000 for women-owned businesses Canada-wide; no minimum credit score, startup-eligible, funds within 10 business days via regional Loan Fund Partners.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideWomen's Enterprise Organizations of Canada (WEOC)Up to $50,000Year-round
  888. West End BIZ Business Development Grant$3,000 grant for Winnipeg retail, hospitality, and service businesses to cover marketing, training, renovations, or IT improvements.GrantManitobaWest End BIZ (Winnipeg)Up to $3KYear-round
  889. Windsor Business Development Grant (Economic Revitalization CIP)Windsor CIP grant returning up to 100% of the municipal property-tax increase from new business investment for up to 10 years, for projects creating at least 50 new jobs in manufacturing or more than 20 in another designated sector.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantOntarioCity of Windsor, Economic Development / Planning & Development ServicesYear-round
  890. Windsor Business Retention and Expansion Grant (Economic Revitalization CIP)Windsor CIP grant returning up to 100% of the municipal tax increment for up to 10 years when existing businesses invest in new buildings or property and create or retain jobs in targeted sectors.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantOntarioCity of Windsor, Economic DevelopmentYear-round
  891. Windsor Downtown Facade Improvement ProgramPays half the cost of restoring the facade of a commercial or mixed use building in downtown Windsor, up to $20,000 per property, with up to $10,000 more for heritage properties or highly visible side and rear facades.GrantOntarioCity of Windsor$10K–$30KOpen now
  892. Wine Sector Support ProgramAnnual per-litre non-repayable grant for licensed Canadian wineries; AAFC divides total allocation by eligible industry volume; apply by May 29, 2026.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives, individuals and colleges and universities. Established businessesGrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC)Between intakes
  893. Winnipeg Heritage and Economic Development TIF Program80% of incremental municipal taxes back for up to 10 years, capped at $2M per project; four alternative streams with different entry thresholds, from $500K heritage restorations to $10M new-business developments.Who can apply: Growing businessesSupport programManitobaCity of WinnipegUp to $2M/projectYear-round
  894. Women Entrepreneurs Saskatchewan (WESK): Business FinancingBusiness loans up to $150,000 (80% of project) for women and non-binary Saskatchewan entrepreneurs, with advisory support and stacking up to ~$200K.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanSaskatchewanWomen Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan Inc. (WESK)Up to $150KYear-round
  895. Women Entrepreneurship Loan Fund (WELF)Loans up to $50,000 for women-led businesses through four ISED delivery organizations, each with its own fees, security and eligibility.Who can apply: Individuals. Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)Up to $50KYear-round
  896. Women Entrepreneurship Strategy (WES) Ecosystem FundFederal contributions for not-for-profits running bilingual national or multi-regional services for women entrepreneurs; due November 9, 2026.Who can apply: Non-profits, co-operatives, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities and industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)Projects $250K to $6MCloses Nov 935 days
  897. Women's Enterprise Centre of Manitoba (WeMB): Business LoansBusiness loans up to $150,000 for majority women-owned Manitoba businesses, with free advisory support and stacking potential with the WEOC national loan.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanManitobaWomen's Enterprise Centre of Manitoba (WeMB)Up to $150KYear-round
  898. Worker Retention Grant for Work-Sharing EmployersWeekly wage top-up (GrantCompass estimates $5,000–$15,000 per worker retained, not a published ESDC figure) under Work-Sharing agreements; employers must train workers for 40% of covered weeks at their own cost.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)Weekly wage top-upCloses Dec 3187 days
  899. WorkingNB Labour Force TrainingReimburses 25-50% of eligible training costs for New Brunswick employers, up to $20,000 per employer, per region, per fiscal year.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and Indigenous organizationsGrantNew BrunswickGovernment of New Brunswick (Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour)Up to $20K per regionYear-round
  900. Workplace Innovation and Productivity Skills Incentive (WIPSI)Up to $100K for Nova Scotia employers to cover 100% of first $10K and 50% of additional training costs for workforce upgrading and productivity.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and industry associations. Growing and established businessesGrantNova ScotiaNova Scotia Department of Labour, Skills and ImmigrationUp to $100KCloses Oct 1813 days

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  902. Xecs Call 6: 2026, NRC IRAPNRC IRAP covers up to half the eligible R&D cost for a Canadian SME joining an international electronic components and systems project under the Eureka Xecs cluster. Projects are large, at least 35 person years across the consortium, and need partners in at least one other Eureka country.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council of Canada (NRC IRAP)Closes Jan 21, 2027
  903. Xecs Call on Quantum: 2026, NRC IRAPNRC IRAP covers up to half the eligible R&D cost for a Canadian SME taking part in an international quantum technology project under the Eureka Xecs cluster. You need at least one partner organisation in another Eureka country.Who can apply: Growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council of Canada (NRC IRAP)Closes Nov 2652 days

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  905. Young Entrepreneur Bursary Program$5,000 flat bursary for young Saskatchewan business owners, one per Chamber region; includes mentorship and local resources.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesAwardSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Chamber of Commerce$5,000Between intakes
  906. Youth Employment and Skills ProgramUp to $25K wage subsidy for small employers hiring youth aged 15-30; intermediary organizations get up to $5M/year to administer placements.Who can apply: Non-profits and Indigenous organizations. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development Canada$25K/youth (via partner)Between intakes
  907. Youth Employment and Skills Program: Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaCovers half an agri-food employer's cost of hiring a youth aged 15 to 30, up to $14,000; up to 80% for Indigenous employers.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, charities, co-operatives, individuals, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associationsGrantCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food CanadaUp to $14K per youth hireBetween intakes
  908. Youth Internships in Northern Ontario: FedNorSubsidizes 90% of intern wages (up to $35K/year, $52.5K over 18 months) for Northern Ontario businesses hiring recent grads under 30.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations and public bodiesGrantOntarioFederal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario (FedNor)Up to $35K/internYear-round
  909. YSpace Tech AcceleratorYork University's YSpace runs a free, equity free technology accelerator for 10 to 15 ventures with a product already in market and early traction. It runs May to September, costs nothing and takes no equity, and the top three ventures compete for up to $30,000 in cash at Demo Day.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesAwardOntarioYork University$30K–$60KBetween intakes
  910. Yukon Arts FundUp to $350K for group arts projects (festivals, performances, exhibitions); covers 70% of costs, with strong First Nations focus.Who can apply: Indigenous organizations and public bodiesGrantYukonGovernment of Yukon, Department of Tourism and CultureUp to $500K/yrYear-round
  911. Yukon Economic Development Fund (EDF)Grants up to $500,000 for Yukon businesses to fund technology, tourism, services, and manufacturing projects; Tier 1 up to $30,000, Tier 2 $30,001–$100,000, Tier 3 $100,001–$500,000.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associationsGrantYukonGovernment of YukonUp to $500KYear-round
  912. Yukon Foundation: Douglas B. Craig GrantGrants from $2,000 to $25,000 for Yukon charities on sustainable energy, renewable resource use, or northern agriculture capital projects.Who can apply: Non-profits and charities. Startups and growing businessesGrantYukonYukon Foundation$5K–$25KBetween intakes
  913. Yukon Mineral Exploration Program (YMEP)Grants up to $40K for Yukon mineral exploration; 50% to 100% funding across grassroots, focused, and advanced exploration streams.Who can apply: IndividualsGrantYukonGovernment of Yukon, Energy, Mines and ResourcesUp to $40KBetween intakes
  914. Yukon Small Business Investment Tax Credit (SBITC)25% non-refundable tax credit for Yukon residents investing in eligible local businesses; max $25K per investor annually on $100K investments.Who can apply: Co-operatives. Startups and growing businessesTax creditYukonGovernment of Yukon, Department of FinanceUp to $25KYear-round
  915. Yukon Spark Tourism Micro-grant: Government of YukonA Yukon micro-grant of $1,000 to $5,000 for people starting a new visitor experience or service, and it can cover the entire cost of eligible expenses rather than a share of it. Individuals with no business yet can apply, alongside businesses, First Nations governments and non-profits. It is explicitly not for an established operator expanding what it already offers.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantYukonGovernment of Yukon, Department of Tourism and Culture$1K–$5KCloses Oct 1510 days
  916. Yukon Staffing UP: Wage & Training SubsidyUp to 60% wage subsidy (60% of base wages) and third-party training costs for Yukon employers with at least one employee besides owner.GrantYukonGovernment of Yukon, Department of EducationUp to 60% rateYear-round
  917. Yukon Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (Sustainable-CAP)Up to $200K cost-shared for Yukon agriculture; 60% for commercial, 100% for non-profits/First Nations; infrastructure to climate adaptation.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations and colleges and universitiesGrantYukonGovernment of Yukon, Agriculture Branch (cost-shared with AAFC)Up to $9.25MOpen now
  918. Yukon Tourism Cooperative Marketing Fund (TCMF)Up to $50,000 for Yukon tourism businesses to cover 75% of marketing costs including digital ads, video, influencer collabs, and SEO/SEM.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associationsGrantYukonGovernment of Yukon, Department of Tourism and CultureUp to $700KBetween intakes
  919. Yukon Venture Angels (YVA): Ecosystem Access for Yukon FoundersYukon Venture Angels connects founders to angel investors for warm intros and syndicated rounds; no direct funding, $25K-$100K per investor.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageSupport programYukonYukon Venture Angels (non-profit), funded by CanNor REGI and Yukon Government Economic Development Fund$25K–$1MYear-round
  920. Yukon Venture Loan Guarantee ProgramThe Yukon government guarantees up to 65% of a commercial loan's principal (max $100,000) for Yukon start-ups and expanding small businesses.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanYukonGovernment of Yukon (Department of Economic Development)$10,000–$100,000 guaranteeYear-round
  921. YukonU Innovation Fund$1,000-$50,000 reimbursement for hard project materials only; no wages, rent, or utilities; to commercialize ideas in Yukon.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Startups and growing businessesGrantYukonYukon University - Innovation & Entrepreneurship$1K–$50KYear-round

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What’s in this directory

This directory lists 897 live business funding programs: 554 grants, 63 tax credits, 132 loans, 17 forgivable loans, 34 awards and 97 support programs. 675 accept applications today, and 457 of those have no deadline at all.

By type of funding

  • Grant554
  • Tax credit63
  • Loan132
  • Forgivable loan17
  • Award34
  • Support program97

By who runs it

  • Federal302
  • Provincial351
  • Territorial28
  • Municipal83
  • Private and non-profit133

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