Quebec R&D & innovation funding, layer by layer
Quebec pays innovators better than almost anywhere in Canada, but the money is split across a refundable tax credit, Investissement Québec programs, cleantech calls, and a federal layer most founders never combine. Here is the plain-English map of what a Quebec company can claim in 2026, including which layers do not stack.
Build my funding stack →What R&D funding can a Quebec company actually get in 2026?
Here's what you need to know first: the GrantCompass catalogue tracks 36 Quebec R&D and innovation programs as of September 2026, 31 of them active, and they are not interchangeable. Four behave like a salary rebate claimed on a tax return (CRIC, SR&ED, the CDAEIA AI credit, the multimedia credit). A dozen more are competitive project grants with dates and matching-fund rules. And a third ring, incubators and commercialization funds, is often mistaken for R&D funding when it is really ecosystem support. This page separates the three rings honestly, then shows how the first two combine.
Start with the interactive below. Pick the profile closest to your business and watch which layers combine, which cap the total, and which carry an exclusion you would only discover in the program guide.
The Quebec R&D stacking visualizer
Figure 1 · GrantCompass catalogue, September 2026Pick a profile, then toggle layers. The bar shows the refundable credit rates; the chips show grant envelopes; the warnings panel lists every stacking cap or exclusion stated in the program records.
Every status and figure on this page is checked against the GrantCompass catalogue, 973 programs tracked, 674 active as of September 2026. Confirm the current intake on the delivering agency's page before planning around a dated grant.
How is Quebec R&D funding organized?
Most founders search for "the Quebec R&D grant," find nothing that fits, and give up. The catalogue says otherwise: 36 programs carry Quebec plus an R&D purpose tag or an innovation mandate. By delivering level: 20 provincial, 7 municipal, 5 federal, 4 private (GrantCompass catalogue, September 2026).
GrantCompass catalogue, September 2026: 36 Quebec R&D/innovation programs by delivering level.The four kinds of money behave completely differently, and matching your situation to the right kind is the biggest predictor of success:
If you aredoing ongoing R&D every year, start with the refundable tax credits
CRIC (20–30%), SR&ED (up to 35% for a CCPC on the first $6M), CDAEIA (30% on AI salaries), and the multimedia credit (up to 37.5%) have no intake window. You claim them annually on tax returns, and because they are refundable, a pre-profit company receives them as cash. They are the base layer almost every Quebec innovator qualifies for.
If you arerunning one specific project, reach for a project grant
Technoclimat (cleantech demonstration, up to $18M per project), INNOV-R (GHG-reduction R&D, up to $450,000), the ESSOR components, the Primo-Adoptants call (up to $75,000), and sector calls like MAPAQ's biofood innovation and Innovation Bois. Competitive, dated, and usually requiring matching funds.
If you area startup or ecosystem player, the innovation-economy ring is yours
Incubators and accelerators (District 3, NEXT AI, IO Venture Path), commercialization funds (Capitale-Innovation, PME MTL, Fonds C), and research partnerships (CQDM, IVADO). These build capability; they are not R&D funding and should not be counted as such in your stack.
If you arescaling or defending a market, add the federal and scale-up layer
CED's permanent programs accept applications year-round (SMEs receive repayable assistance; non-profits and municipalities, non-repayable under specific streams), the Regional Tariff Response Initiative serves tariff-impacted manufacturers ($100,000 to $1M), and RDII supports defence supply-chain projects at up to 75% of costs through March 31, 2028.
| Layer | Examples | Has a deadline? | Cash or repayment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Refundable tax credits | CRIC 20–30% · CDAEIA 30% · multimedia 37.5% · SR&ED 35% (CCPC) | No intake; claim with the annual return (CRIC: within 18 months of fiscal year-end) | Refundable cash, even pre-profit |
| Project grants | Technoclimat · INNOV-R · ESSOR 1A/2/3 · Primo-Adoptants · MAPAQ · Innovation Bois | Dated calls or rolling frameworks with end dates (ESSOR framework ends March 31, 2027) | Non-repayable, usually 50–75% of costs with matching funds |
| Scale-up & federal | CED permanent programs · RTRI · RDII · defence supply-chain integration | Mostly continuous intake; RDII ends March 31, 2028 | Repayable for SMEs (interest-free contributions), non-repayable for specific streams |
| Innovation-economy ring | District 3 · NEXT AI · Capitale-Innovation · PME MTL funds · CQDM · IVADO | Cohort- or call-based; several currently between intakes | Coaching, loans, or partnership funding, not R&D cost recovery |
Build from the base up. Lock in the refundable credits first: they arrive every year, and 22 of the 36 programs here accept rolling intake. Then layer a dated project grant on top. Chasing one big grant while ignoring the credits is the most expensive mistake a Quebec innovator makes.
What is the CRIC credit, and how exactly do you claim it?
The single most important R&D program in Quebec in 2026 is a tax credit, not a grant. The CRIC (crédit d'impôt pour la recherche, l'innovation et la commercialisation) is Quebec's consolidated R&D credit, and it reaches more companies than any grant here.
Two features make it powerful. It is refundable: a pre-profit startup with no tax to offset still receives the credit as cash. And it reaches past lab research: the "innovation and pre-commercialization" wording covers work moving a validated technology toward market, a wider net than the strict federal SR&ED test.
The claim-year sequence
- Open the R&D log: salaries by project, contractor invoices, materials. One evidence base feeds both credits.
- The standard corporate deadline passes; the 18-month outer limit is now the clock that matters.
- File the federal T661 (SR&ED) and the Quebec CO-17 with form RD-1029.8.CR-T (CRIC).
- Refundable credits are paid as cash, often the largest non-dilutive cheque an early-stage deep-tech company receives.
CRIC beside CDAEIA and the multimedia credit
| Credit | Rate | What it covers | Claimed with |
|---|---|---|---|
| CRIC (recherche, innovation et commercialisation) | 20–30% | Research, innovation, and pre-commercialization spending | CO-17 + form RD-1029.8.CR-T |
| CDAEIA (AI adoption) | 30% | Eligible AI-related salaries; fiscal years beginning in 2026, replacing the CDAE credit | Annual return; attestation via Investissement Québec within 15–18 months of year-end |
| CDTIM (multimedia titles) | Up to 37.5% | Eligible multimedia titles: video games, interactive software, e-learning; Quebec labour | Annual return, after an Investissement Québec eligibility certificate |
| SR&ED (federal) | Up to 35% (CCPC) | Scientific research and experimental development anywhere in Canada | Form T661 + T2, within 18 months per the CRIC record |
The refundable credit is cash, not a future deduction
A loss-making Quebec startup doesn't wait to be profitable: file and receive money. Plan your runway around the assessment timeline, not around a tax bill you don't have.
Expert deep-dive: the legacy-credit transition
The CRIC replaced Quebec's older suite of R&D credits for taxation years beginning after March 25, 2025. If you straddle the date: you can still claim the legacy credits for any taxation year beginning before March 26, 2025 (for a partnership claim, its fiscal period must begin before that date), each with its own filing deadline. Revenu Québec has released form RD-1029.8.CR-T for the new credit. If your year-end fell near the transition, a tax advisor who has run a CRIC claim before is worth the fee: the first filing sets the mapping your future claims reuse.
For a Quebec corporation doing genuine development work, the CRIC is not optional money: a 20–30% rebate on eligible spend that arrives even in loss years, stacks with federal SR&ED, and reuses the same evidence base.
Which Quebec R&D and innovation programs are open right now?
The honest inventory: of the 36 programs in this space, 31 are active, 4 between intakes, 1 closed. Statuses use each record's exact word; amounts are per program, not aggregates.
The directory
| Program | Type | Amount (per record) | Status | Intake |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quebec R&D Tax Credit (CRIC) | Refundable tax credit | 20–30% | active | None; CO-17 + RD-1029.8.CR-T within 18 months of year-end |
| Quebec AI Adoption Credit (CDAEIA) | Refundable tax credit | 30% of AI salaries | active | Year-round attestations; applies to fiscal years beginning 2026 |
| Multimedia Title Credit (CDTIM) | Refundable tax credit | Up to 37.5% ($75K–$11M range) | active | Year-round; IQ certificate first |
| Technoclimat (cleantech demonstration) | Grant | $100K–$18M per project | active | Bioenergy stream continuous; TRL 4–7 stream periodic calls |
| INNOV-R PME (GHG-reduction innovation) | Grant | Up to $450K (50% of costs) | active | LOI due September 22, 2026; full application November 2, 2026 by invitation |
| ESSOR Component 1A (feasibility study) | Grant | Up to $50K | active | Rolling, to March 31, 2027 |
| ESSOR Volet 2 (Chantier Productivité) | Loan | Up to $10M per project | active | Continuous to March 31, 2027 |
| ESSOR Volet 3 (green technology) | Forgivable loan | $100K–$10M | active | Rolling to March 31, 2027 or budget exhaustion |
| Programme Innovation — Primo-Adoptants | Grant | $10K–$75K | active | 2026 deadlines: April 3, July 17, November 4 |
| CQDM SynergiQC (life-sciences R&D) | Grant | Up to $1.5M over 3 years | active | Calls every 3 months; current call closes November 4, 2026 |
| MAPAQ Innovation bioalimentaire | Grant | $10K–$210K | active | Volet 2 call to October 5, 2026; Volets 1 & 3 continuous to March 1, 2028 |
| Programme Innovation Bois | Grant | $75K–$2.5M | active | Reopened call closes September 18, 2026 (Volets 1A, 2, 3) |
| CED permanent programs (REGI BSP, QEDP) | Grant / contribution | $50K–$5M (varies) | active | Continuous year-round |
| CED Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI) | Grant | $100K–$1M | active | Continuous until funds are fully used |
| CED RDII (defence supply chain) | Loan | Up to 75% of costs | active | Continuous within April 2025 – March 2028 |
| Hydro-Québec Solutions Efficaces (OSE 5.1) | Grant | $1K–$5M per project | active | Continuous; annual envelopes |
| ÉcoPerformance — Simplified track | Grant | $5K–$100K/yr | active | Continuous, subject to Cap-and-Trade budget |
| Programme DÉPART (low-vitality territories) | Grant | $15K–$125K | active | Continuous; projects finish by December 31, 2028 |
| Capitale-Innovation (Québec City) | Grant | Up to $500K (40–50%) | active | Continuous since August 27, 2025 |
| MEDTEQ+ AVISÉ (medtech) | Grant | Up to $700K non-repayable | between intakes | Last deposit closed April 17, 2026; no new call published |
| NEXT AI (accelerator) | Program | Non-monetary | between intakes | Annual; 2026 cohort deadline was December 10, 2025 |
| IVADO Scientist in Action (AI intern) | Program | $3.75K–$11.25K | between intakes | 2026 window closed January 12, 2026; next call expected Q4 2026 or Q1 2027 |
| Fonds Écoleader Volet 2 | Grant | Up to $300K | closed | Stopped accepting applications February 23, 2026 |
What kinds of R&D do the programs fund?
Purpose tags show where Quebec concentrates its R&D money: cleantech ties general R&D as the biggest clusters, with manufacturing, software and digital, biotech and health, and space and defence behind.
GrantCompass catalogue, September 2026: rd-* purpose tags across the 33 R&D-tagged records. Tags are not mutually exclusive.For breadth, the tax credits win: four refundable credits, no intakes, every sector. For depth on one project, cleantech has the deepest bench (12 tagged programs), and tariff-related manufacturers have CED's RTRI ($100K–$1M, continuous). Immediate dates: Innovation Bois closes September 18, 2026; INNOV-R's letter of intent is due September 22, 2026; Primo-Adoptants and CQDM both close November 4, 2026.
How do CRIC, SR&ED, and project grants stack together?
Quebec is one of the best places in Canada to do R&D because the layers combine: federal SR&ED on your T2, Quebec's CRIC on your CO-17, on the same underlying work, plus a project grant whose record explicitly allows cumulation.
The stacking rules the records actually state
| Program | Cumulation rule stated in the record | Practical meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Technoclimat | Total combined government assistance (federal + provincial + energy distributors + Technoclimat) cannot exceed 75% of total eligible project expenses | Your project needs at least 25% private money |
| ESSOR Volet 2 / Volet 3 | At least 20% of total project cost from private sources, because combined public aid cannot fund 100% of eligible expenses; BDC, FCC, and FADQ financing counts as private for the stacking calculation | Public layers can cover up to 80% |
| Programme DÉPART | Cumulative government aid must not exceed 80% of eligible expenses | Same 80% ceiling, in low-vitality territories |
| Fonds Écoleader | Organizations already funded by FAQDD under another stream may be restricted from stacking | A rare explicit cross-stream restriction; check before combining FAQDD programs |
| CQDM SynergiQC | The funded applicant must be a Quebec public research institution; a business cannot be the funded applicant | Reach this layer only through a university, hospital, CCTT, or public research centre partner |
| REGI Regional Innovation Ecosystems | For-profit companies are not eligible under this stream; they are directed to REGI Business Scale-up & Productivity or QEDP | As a company this is an exclusion, not a layer |
| CRIC | Federal T661 must be filed within 18 months; the CRIC rides on the CO-17 with form RD-1029.8.CR-T | Coordinated filings, not rival applications |
The default stack for a Quebec CCPC is SR&ED + CRIC every year, plus one project grant per initiative. Only two layers are genuinely off-limits: REGI ecosystems (non-profits) and CQDM SynergiQC (public institutions). Everything else is sequencing.
Where does Quebec's innovation-economy ring fit?
Beside the R&D funding sits a ring of incubators, accelerators, commercialization funds, and research partnerships. It matters enormously to who wins grants, but it is not R&D funding, and counting it as such inflates your plan. Three records carry no R&D purpose tag at all; they are included by their innovation mandate. Here is the honest split.
Ecosystem & coaching (non-monetary or indirect)
District 3 (Concordia) offers free, no-equity coaching, in-person in Quebec, on an ongoing basis. NEXT AI runs an annual cohort; the 2026 deadline was December 10, 2025, so it is between intakes. IO Venture Path serves Ottawa-Gatineau with quarterly Ignition intakes and a selective ScaleUp track. REGI Regional Innovation Ecosystems funds the non-profits, municipalities, and RCMs running incubators and accelerators (up to 90% of costs): an exclusion for companies, but the hubs it funds are your on-ramp.
Commercialization capital (loans and local grants)
Capitale-Innovation (Ville de Québec) offers up to $500K at 40–50% for IP-owning businesses in the Québec City agglomeration with a first sale planned within about 24 months. PME MTL's commercialization fund lends up to $150K covering 80%, and its innovation fund grants up to $50K with 20% equity. Fonds C (Desjardins) gives up to $20K across nine categories including innovation. These fund the journey to market, not the research itself.
Research partnerships & talent
CQDM SynergiQC is the standout: up to $1.5M over three years for life-sciences R&D at TRL 1–6, but the funded applicant must be a Quebec public research institution, with your business as partner; calls close every three months (November 4, 2026 next) and CQDM wants an intention-to-submit notice seven days ahead. IVADO Scientist in Action subsidizes a master's-level AI intern for Quebec startups under 20 employees; it is between intakes. MEDTEQ+ AVISÉ offers up to $700K non-repayable for medtech, but its last deposit closed April 17, 2026: get matched with an innovation integration officer now so a file is ready if a further call opens.
Join the ring early for the doors it opens, not the cash it pays: District 3 or a PME MTL service centre costs nothing and satisfies the accompaniment Primo-Adoptants and IVADO explicitly ask for. Chasing CQDM money as a business means recruiting the public research institution, not applying yourself.
Which programs fit your sector?
Beyond the two base credits, the right project layer depends on what you're building. Four sectors have dedicated Quebec money worth planning around.
Cleantech and energy (the deepest bench)
With 12 cleantech-tagged programs, this is Quebec's biggest R&D cluster. The stack pairs Technoclimat (up to $18M per project, 75% combined-assistance ceiling) with INNOV-R (up to $450K for innovations that can cut or avoid 100,000 tonnes of CO2-equivalent in ten years); for implementation, Hydro-Québec's Solutions Efficaces (up to $5M) and ÉcoPerformance's simplified track (up to $100K/yr). ESSOR Volet 3 funds the green-technology investment itself.
| If your project is… | Reach for | Watch for |
|---|---|---|
| A pre-commercial cleantech demo (TRL 4–7) | Technoclimat · up to $18M | 75% combined-government cap; regular stream runs periodic calls |
| A GHG-reducing product, process, or service | INNOV-R PME · up to $450K (50%) | LOI due September 22, 2026; 50% private matching; needs a Quebec partner |
| Energy efficiency or electrification in your own facility | OSE 5.1 (up to $5M) · ÉcoPerformance simplified (up to $100K/yr) | OSE prescriptive vs custom paths; ÉcoPerformance excludes large energy consumers |
| A green-technology investment of $100K+ | ESSOR Volet 3 · $100K–$10M | 20% private minimum; framework ends March 31, 2027 |
AI, software, and multimedia
Montréal's AI ecosystem now has a salary-side credit: the CDAEIA at 30% of eligible AI salaries for fiscal years beginning in 2026, claimed through the annual return with an Investissement Québec attestation. Multimedia producers claim the CDTIM at up to 37.5% after an IQ eligibility certificate.
| If your work is… | Reach for | Watch for |
|---|---|---|
| Adopting or integrating AI | CDAEIA · 30% of AI salaries | Replaces the CDAE e-business credit; attestation within 15–18 months of year-end |
| Building an eligible multimedia title | CDTIM · up to 37.5% | Interactivity requirements; certificate before claiming |
| Core R&D under the hood of either | SR&ED + CRIC, same as any R&D | One evidence base serves all three claims |
Manufacturing and the regions
Manufacturers adding genuine development work qualify for the base credits, and their investment side is covered by ESSOR: Component 1A funds feasibility studies up to $50K, Volet 2 loans up to $10M per productivity project (minimum $100K in eligible expenses, 20% private share), and Volet 3 covers green investments. Tariff-impacted manufacturers with $2M+ revenue should look at CED's RTRI ($100K–$1M, continuous until funds are used); Laval manufacturers have two local funds up to $50K. In lower-vitality territories, Programme DÉPART adds $15K–$125K with an 80% cumulative-aid cap.
| If your situation is… | Reach for | Watch for |
|---|---|---|
| A productivity investment ($100K+ eligible expenses) | ESSOR Volet 2 · up to $10M | 20% private minimum; expenses before filing are ineligible |
| Feasibility work before committing | ESSOR 1A · up to $50K | You cover 50% of costs; all documentation in French |
| Tariff-impacted, $2M+ revenue, 3+ years operating | CED RTRI · $100K–$1M | Continuous until the allocation is used; short-term projects prioritized |
| Located in a targeted low-vitality MRC | Programme DÉPART · $15K–$125K | SME of 250 employees or less; project complete by December 31, 2028 |
Biofood, wood, life sciences, and defence
Four narrower lanes round out the map. MAPAQ's Innovation bioalimentaire runs a Volet 2 call until October 5, 2026 ($10K–$210K) with continuous Volets 1 and 3 to March 1, 2028. The Programme Innovation Bois reopened with a call closing September 18, 2026 ($75K–$2.5M, minimum 25% private contribution). Life-sciences firms route research through CQDM SynergiQC and watch for a possible MEDTEQ+ AVISÉ return. Defence and aerospace suppliers have CED's RDII (up to 75% of costs, to March 31, 2028) and the defence supply-chain integration program (up to $4.5M, rolling through 2028–29, delivered via STIQ, Aéro Montréal, or Propulsion Québec).
Your stack is credits plus accompaniment, not one big grant
Build on SR&ED + CRIC for the R&D, add CDAEIA for AI-adoption salaries, and get accompanied early: District 3, PME MTL, or a recognized accelerator. That accompaniment letter is what Primo-Adoptants ($10K–$75K, next deadline November 4, 2026) explicitly requires of young pre-commercial companies.
How do you claim and apply, step by step?
Tax credits are claimed with your return; project grants are applied for to the delivering body. The path that captures the most money:
Confirm the work qualifies as R&D
The test for both federal SR&ED and Quebec's CRIC is whether you are resolving a genuine technological uncertainty through systematic investigation, not routine development.Track eligible costs from day one
Log salaries, contractor fees, and materials tied to the R&D work as you go. Both credits are built from this evidence, and reconstructed records weaken a claim.File the federal SR&ED claim
Submit Form T661 with your T2; a CCPC earns a 35% refundable credit on the first $6M of qualified expenditures (Budget 2025 raised the limit from $3M directly). The CRIC record states the T661 is due within 18 months.Claim the CRIC with your Quebec CO-17 return
Use form RD-1029.8.CR-T, within 18 months of fiscal year-end, for each eligible taxation year.Layer a project grant for a specific initiative
Technoclimat for cleantech demonstration; INNOV-R for GHG-reduction R&D (letter of intent due September 22, 2026); an ESSOR component via the clicSÉQUR Entreprises portal (listed as "Programme d'aide audit Industrie 4.0"; all documentation in French); or the Primo-Adoptants call (next deadline November 4, 2026).Add the innovation-economy ring where it fits
CQDM SynergiQC if a Quebec public research institution carries the application with your business as partner; District 3 for free coaching; IVADO's Scientist in Action intern subsidy. IVADO and NEXT AI are between intakes as of September 2026, so queue rather than wait.
What you'll file, per record
| Program | Core documents the record names |
|---|---|
| CRIC | Form RD-1029.8.CR-T attached to the Quebec CO-17 corporation return |
| ESSOR components | IQ online application in French via clicSÉQUR Entreprises, plus the signed representative-and-consent form |
| CED programs | CED Client Space application form and audited or reviewed financial statements for the last two fiscal years |
| INNOV-R PME | Letter of intent during the open call, then a detailed technical, commercial, and GHG-reduction description |
| Primo-Adoptants | MEIE application form plus an incubator or accelerator commitment letter (template provided by MEIE) |
What changed for Quebec R&D funding in 2026?
The changes that matter, dated from the program records:
| Date | Change |
|---|---|
| March 25, 2025 | The CRIC replaces the legacy Quebec SR&ED credit for taxation years beginning after this date; legacy credits remain claimable for earlier years |
| Fiscal years beginning 2026 | The CDAEIA AI adoption credit takes effect at 30%, replacing the CDAE e-business credit |
| February 23, 2026 | Fonds Écoleader Volet 2 stops accepting applications |
| April 17, 2026 | MEDTEQ+ AVISÉ's third and last deposit closes; no further call is published |
| September 18, 2026 | Programme Innovation Bois reopened call closes (Volets 1A, 2, 3) |
| September 22, 2026 | INNOV-R PME letter of intent due; full applications by invitation due November 2, 2026 |
| November 4, 2026 | Primo-Adoptants deadline (5:00 p.m.) and CQDM SynergiQC current call both close |
| March 31, 2027 | The ESSOR 2025–2027 framework (Décret 324-2025) expires unless renewed; CED RDII runs to March 31, 2028 |
Two things date any pre-2026 plan: the CRIC replaced the old provincial SR&ED credit, and INNOV-R is open now. Re-map last year's claim onto RD-1029.8.CR-T and check the September and November dates above.
Which mistakes cost Quebec innovators the most?
The failures that recur, and the fix for each:
If youclaimed SR&ED but skipped the CRIC, you left refundable cash on the table
The provincial claim reuses nearly the same evidence base, and both filings share the same 18-month clock.
If youreconstructed records at year-end, your claim shrank
A claim built from memory in month twelve is smaller and riskier than one logged as the work happened.
If youwaited for one big grant, the credits paid out without you
Founders stall chasing one large grant that doesn't fit their stage, while the refundable credits arrive regardless: 22 of the 36 programs here take rolling or continuous intake.
If youassumed "pre-profit" means "no benefit", you forfeited the best money
The CRIC and the SR&ED CCPC credit are refundable: a loss-making startup receives them as cash. Not claiming because you owe no tax is pure lost money.
If youplanned around a program that's between intakes, you lost a quarter
MEDTEQ+ AVISÉ's last deposit closed April 17, 2026; NEXT AI and IVADO are between intakes; Fonds Écoleader Volet 2 closed. For the paused ones, queue (an officer match, a newsletter) while the credits keep paying.
If youstacked layers the records exclude, the cap surfaced at review
Technoclimat's 75% ceiling, ESSOR's 20% private minimum, DÉPART's 80% cap, the Écoleader cross-stream restriction, CQDM's institution-only rule, REGI ecosystems' non-profit-only stream: each is knowable in advance, and the visualizer's warnings panel lists them.
Frequently asked questions
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