Government Funding Directory

• Supports the development and testing of assistive technologies.
• Up to $4M per project/year in non-repayable grants.

• AMIC is designed to help Ontario SMEs in advanced manufacturing industries with grant and loan support for cap & tech adoption.
• Up to 15% of eligible project costs to a maximum of $5M in loan funding.

• Federal government program that supports the growth and competitiveness of Manitoba agriculture.
• Amount varies depending on the project focus your business chooses, as well as the stream chosen.

• Supports the R&D of tech that provides solutions to the agri-food and bio-industrial sectors.
• Up to 75% of total eligible costs to a maximum of $500,000.

• Supports the modernization of agriculture-specific, unique and innovative technologies in the workplace.
• Up to 35% to a maximum of $100,000 per eligible project to offset costs on relevant projects.

• Supports research, development and adoption of clean technologies through investments and promotion of agri-based bioproducts.
• Access up to 50-75% of costs to a maximum $5M project.

• Supports recruiting, hiring, and retaining workers in the agriculture and agri-food industry.
• Access up to 80% of costs to a maximum $40K per eligible project.

• Funds research and development to accelerate the commercialization of innovations in the agricultural sector.
• Access up to $450,000 in non-repayable grants.

• Employers in the aviation industry can offset training costs to help fill jobs, address skills gaps, and support the expansion of Alberta’s aviation and aerospace workforce.
• Access up to a maximum of $3 million per application.

• Helps reduce the cost of attending trade shows in new export markets.
• Access up to 50% of costs to a maximum $20,000 per application.

• Supports Alberta businesses by offsetting a portion of costs related to technology development and building a working prototype.
• Access vouchers to offset $10,000 to $100,000 in products or services received to accelerate technology development projects.

• Supports the commercialization of health tech via collaborations of Alberta SMEs and public health providers.
• Up to 50% project expenses to a maximum $150,000 contribution.

• Offsets a portion of costs related to hiring an associate to perform technical commercialization activities.
• Receive up to 75% to max. of $120,000 of the associate’s salary.

• Supports hiring an associate to perform technical research and development activities.
• Level 1 – Up to $52,500 annual stipend. Level 2 – Up to $67,500 annual stipend. Additional Expense Allowance of $7,000 annually.

• Supports organizations and individuals developing screen-based media, scripts, books, magazines, and sound recordings.
• Up to 18%-50% of eligible costs covered to a maximum $20k-$200k, depending on funding stream.

• Aims to liaison more young Canadians into the automotive sector by providing participants the opportunity to gain skills training and knowledge through a placement or employment.
• Up to 800 participants will receive up to $8,000 in training costs.

• This program helps businesses to adopt clean technologies into their agri-business operations.
• Access up to $100K in funding.

• Supports the completion of feasibility studies related to emission-reducing projects for B.C. Reporting Operations.
• Total funding is less than or equal to 75% of the proposal’s budget of eligible expenses.

• Supports local groups for recurring festivals that present the work of local artists, artisans, or heritage performers.
• Access up to 100% of eligible expenses to a maximum of $200,000.

• This program offers funding in partnership with Canada and the United Kingdom to aid R&D projects for critical minerals technologies.
• Up to 50% reimbursement for eligible Canadian SMEs to a maximum of $500,000 over 12-24 months.

• Support for projects that improve the physical condition of arts and heritage collaboration, creation, presentation, and exhibition spaces.
• Up to 50% to $500k-$15M depending on the project type. Up to 75% for rural and underserved communities.

• Designed to support small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) that need to make digital adoptions in their businesses to be able to remain competitive in this new digital age.
• Up to 90% of eligible costs up to $15,000 grant.

• Secured the significant private capital it needs to accelerate the deployment of technologies needed to reduce carbon emissions and grow its economy.
• Commercial financing on a market-based basis.

• Designed to reduce the costs of providing third-party skills training to new and existing employees.
• Up to 50-100% of eligible costs covered in most provinces.

• Supports developing, producing, and promoting innovative, interactive software development projects including apps and video games.
• Up to $15k-$1.5M per project phase in grants.

• Supports business growth through business loans with competitive interest rates.
• Up to $1M for business expansion activities.

• Support for employers providing supervised career-related work experience for youth employees.
• Up to 50% of employee minimum hourly rate; Non-profits can receive grants up to 100% of minimum wage; Amount is capped at a max $300K per employer.

• Offers a process through which the Government of Canada assumes financial risk, responsibility, and provides compensation for damage or losses to objects and appurtenances in eligible travelling exhibitions.
• Receive up to $700K in Indemnification Coverage.

• Provides help for convergence of agriculture, equipment manufacturing and technology into real-world application.
• Up to 40% of the total eligible supported expenses.

• The Canadian Food Innovation Network’s (CFIN) program is designed to support smart product and process development, food ecosystem sustainability, and agile and safe supply chains.
• Up to 50% of eligible expenses or up to $2M in cost matching funds per application.

• The Canadian Food Innovation Network’s (CFIN) program is designed to support smart product and process development, food ecosystem sustainability, and agile and safe supply chains.
• Up to 50% of eligible expenses or up to $2M in cost matching funds per application.

• Supports global expansion projects including participation in trade shows and government-led trade missions.
• Up to 50% to a max $50,000 in grants.

• This program prioritizes solutions along the CCUS value chain to enable broad deployment, low carbon hydrogen technologies across the entire value chain, and next-generation materials and products from natural gas.
• Up to 25% – 50% of total eligible costs to a maximum of $2M per project.

• Administered by the Canadian Tooling & Machining Association (CTMA), the hiring grant supports Ontario’s precision metalworking sector with youth hires.
• Funding 50% of wages paid to a max of $5,000 for each placement.

• Supports Ontario municipalities and organizations by relieving some of the financial stress of hosting large events that meet the ministry’s definition of a Blockbuster Event.
• Covers up to 20% of eligible large festival costs.

• Supports early-stage Canadian technology firms who seek to be part of or sell to the wider food industry.
• Covers up to 50% costs to a max of $250,000 costs.

• This program provides rapid support to food or beverage manufacturers who want to engage third-party support to analyze the sustainability of their operations.
• Access 70% non-repayable funding up to a max of $25K.

• Supports project proposals that contribute to a variety or clean energy projects for rural and remote Canadian communities.
• This program has no maximum funding amount.

• Funds innovative projects that address knowledge gaps among Canadians on clean fuel technologies.
• Receive up to $300,000 in Grant Funding.

• Supports the implementation of energy conservation measures.
• Covers up to $250,000 max. Incentives will be capped at the lesser of 50% of a project’s incremental cost.

• Reduces GHG emissions from fuel-switching and other electrification measures to result in fossil fuel reductions.
• Covers up to 50% of an energy study’s cost, up to a maximum of $20,000.

• Aims to help SME manufacturers in southern Ontario automate production, reduce their environmental footprint and increase their global competitiveness.
• Receive up to 50% of eligible costs to a maximum of $50,000.

• Provides support for initiatives that commemorate and/or celebrate historical figures, places, events, and accomplishments of national significance.
• Receive up to 100% of costs or up to $10K in grants.

• Supports both deploying early market ZEVs and installing charging/fueling infrastructure, as well as collecting and sharing data on their projects.
• Receive up to 33% of total project costs for eligible vehicle and infrastructure costs.

• Helps Canadian communities confront discrimination by funding new opportunities, discussions, and research to bring together Canada’s diverse cultures and religions.
• Up to $1 million in government funding.

• Supports commercialization of technology and/or productivity improvements of businesses.
• Access up to 50% of costs to a maximum $500,000 per collaboration.

• Offers funding for new and early-stage exporters to build capacity and expand into international markets.
• Up to 75% of eligible expenses to a maximum of $90,000 per fiscal year.

• Offers funding for projects that generate export revenues and help Canadian Creative Industries reach more people around the world.
• Access up to 75% of eligible expenses to a maximum of $2.5M in government contribution.

• The Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund (CMIF) will support projects that will enable the acceleration of Canada’s critical minerals production and reinforce associated supply chains.
• Up to $50M in Critical Minerals funding.

• Support critical minerals innovation, economic growth, and the Made-in-Ontario supply chain.
• Access up to 50% of costs to a maximum $500,000.

• Is a microloan fund for all Canadian Women entrepreneurs in need of funding support for start up, stabilizations and expansion.
• Up to $15,000 in low-interest loan support.

• The Horizon AI’s Technology Commercialization will co-invest in the early stages of commercialization and adoption of 10-15 projects.
• Up to 50% of costs to a maximum of $5M in Canadian government funding.

• DIGITAL has a Call for Proposals open for Technology Leadership (Cycle 6) to co-invest in 10-15 projects.
• Up to $7M in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Funding.

• Supports Canadian businesses by co-investing in projects that help Canadians develop the skills, leadership and opportunities needed to grow innovative digital enterprises.
• Funding amounts vary from project to project.

• This program harnesses data-driven digital innovation to help grow housing production capacity by focusing on three different types of opportunities.
• Access up to $800K in funding.

• Supports companies that will create new technology products, platforms and services, and scale-up through customer adoption and new commercial opportunities.
• Funding amounts vary from project.

• Supports economic development in investing in infrastructure or implementing strategies to advance regional priorities.
• Up to 15-50% of project expenses to a maximum of $500k-$5M in grant or loan funding depending on stream.

• Offering financial support over two years to help Canadian exporters and their suppliers manage global economic uncertainty.
• Backed by $5 billion in additional financial capacity.

• The EV ChargeON Program supports the installation of public electric vehicle charging stations in Ontario communities outside of large urban centres.
• Up to a maximum of $1M in funding per project.

• Supports demonstrations of next-generation and innovative electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.
• Up to 50% of eligible project expenses and offers $250k – $3M in funding.

• Supports innovative technology projects, as well as infrastructure upgrades for Alberta businesses through funding programs and support services.
• Up to 50% of costs to a maximum $2.85 million in funding.

• Supports new construction, renovation, and/or retrofit activities for facilities or programs that help those with disabilities.
• Receive up to $3M in Canadian government grant funding towards eligible projects.

• Supports non-profit organizations on projects that bring awareness to the benefits of accessibility.
• Up to 75% of total costs in grant funding.

• Supports small and medium-sized industrial and commercial businesses in reducing emissions and operating costs, growing their operations, and becoming more competitive.
• Receive up to 50% of costs up to $250,000 in funding.

• Helps to offset upfront project costs and helps southern Ontario businesses grow more quickly.
• Access repayable funding from $125K to a maximum $10M.

• Funding for homebuilding solutions.
• Access repayable funding to a maximum of $5M of 50% eligible costs.

• Funding for homebuilding solutions.
• Access repayable funding to a maximum of $5M of 50% eligible costs.

• Aims to increase food production and economic growth in B.C. by helping established B.C. food-processing businesses expand and evolve.
• Up to $1 million in Cost-Share Funding.

• Ontario based projects to harvest wood from Crown forests, increase forest sector job creation and regional economic growth and find new uses for wood.
• Receive up to $250K to $10M in Government Funding.

• Supports green and accessible retrofits, repairs or upgrades of existing public community buildings, and the construction of new publicly-accessible community buildings.
• Receive up to $50% of costs for $10 million or more projects.

• Helps businesses implement energy efficiency and energy management strategies that optimize energy efficiency, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions, and competitiveness.
• Up to 100% of total eligible implementation costs to a max. of $20M for provincial-territorial and other governments.

• Assists industrial facilities implement energy efficiency and energy management solutions.
• Access up to 50% to a maximum of $10 million; the minimum funding contribution is $40,000.

• Supports green and accessible retrofits, repairs or upgrades of existing public community buildings, and the construction of new publicly accessible community buildings.
• Receive up to $50% of costs for $10 million or more projects.

• Supports Third-Party Fleet Energy Assessments and Truck/Trailer Equipment Retrofits.
• Receive up to $50% of costs to $250,000 in grants.

• This program provides funding towards fuels switching, engine repowers, and purchase of low-carbon alternative fuel.
• Up to $5M for fleet retrofits.

• Supports municipalities demonstrating an innovative solution or approach to environmental issues.
• Up to $175,000 to cover up to 80% of eligible costs for all three study streams.

• The program provides matching funding towards projects that improve and implement greenhouse technologies to support innovation.
• Up to $100,000 in contribution matching resulting in a maximum budget of $200,000 per project.

• Supports employers to hire employees that have received their vaccination.
• Up to $5,000 per employee to a maximum $50,000 for 10 employees.

• Support new conservation and demand management programs, practices and technologies to reduce Ontario’s electricity consumption.
• Up to a maximum of 75% of eligible costs to a maximum of $500,000.

• Supports hiring an associate to perform technical commercialization activities.
• Up to $120,000 per eligible applicant.

• Supports pre-commercial military and defence technologies that have the potential to address current challenges faced by Canada’s Armed Forces.
• Access up to $1.2M for initial R&D. Fully-developed solutions may access up to $20M through a procurement program.

• Helps startups and small businesses overcome technology development hurdles so that they can produce globally demanded products and services.
• Up to $150k for proof-of-concept projects, and up to $1M for prototype development, and may also be awarded a government contract.

• This program supports innovators, businesses, and researchers at various stages of their IP journey to provide access to expert IP education, financial supports, and mentorship.
• Up to $100K in government funding.

• Supports Canadian SMEs in commercializing new product.
• Eligible applicants can receive up to $250,000 per application.

• The objective of this program is to increase the competitiveness of Nova Scotia’s advanced manufacturing companies as they expand.
• Up to $3,750,000 in Tax Rebates.

• Invest Ontario Fund is a provincial agency fund dedicated to securing private sector business and capital investments that support economic development.
• Access a $4M funding project.

• Supporting clean technologies in the forest industry.
• Applicants can receive 50% of eligible costs up to $20M for the general stream of the program, $1M for the small business stream, and $500K for the studies project stream.

• Supporting economic growth and jobs creation projects.
• Applicants can receive up to 50-90% of costs for economic growth projects.

The Kosher and Halal Investment Program is an opportunity to help your business enhance your kosher and halal meat processing efficiency. Funding is designed to support your initiatives and boost productivity.

The program objectives include:

• Mitigating Challenges: Assist the Canadian red meat sector (beef and veal) in adhering to Judaic or Islamic slaughter laws
• Increasing Efficiency: Enhance processing and production efficiency of kosher and/or halal red meat in Canadian slaughter establishments

• Supports the process of moving innovative and capital-intensive investment projects from a concept stage to commercialization.
• Receive up to $500,000 in funding.

• Projects in this program aim to reduce Canada’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, generate clean growth, build resilient communities, and create good jobs for Canadians.
• Up to $1M to $25M in funding.

• Receive incentives to undertake and complete climate change-related projects by implementing energy- and cost-saving technologies.
• Applicants can receive up to 25% of eligible project costs up to a maximum of $1 million.

• Businesses can increase participation in trade missions and trade fairs held outside of the province in order to find export opportunities.
• Up to 50% of eligible expenses or up to $30,000 in cost-matching funds per year.

• Supports small and large businesses in Manitoba with low-interest repayable funding contributions to begin operations in Manitoba.
• Loans ranging from $500,000 to $5,000,000 and paid back between 5 – 7 years.

• Supports Canadian dairy companies with funding to assist in the development of product initiatives that help grow the business for milk and dairy ingredients.
• Up to $150K in fund matching.

• Pairs businesses with Masters, PhD and PDF interns to overcome innovation challenges.
• Matching funds from Mitacs up to $7,500 per 4-6 month internship unit.

• Supports industry and academic partnerships to solve current issues through innovative means
• Receive up to $30,000 from Mitacs

• Offers support to workers, collections, skills, and more for museums, heritage institutions, and Indigenous communities.
• Receive up to 70% of 400K in funding support.

• Designed to accelerate commercialization and scale-up in the Canadian manufacturing sector.
• Funding will vary by applicant.

• Supports projects that build advanced manufacturing capacity in Canada and enhance the commercialization of AI and machine learning innovations.
• Receive up to 35% of $8M in funding support.

• Focuses on manufacturing scale-up along the ZEV value-chain, specifically on BEVs, FCEVs, and their components.
• Receive up to $2.96M, you can receive non-repayable funding for 37% of your eligible project expenses.

• Supporting technology development that will help Canadian manufacturers compete globally
• Grants up to 44.4% of eligible expenses with no limit on project size

• The Workforce Transformation program provides leadership teams with an affordable and high-value opportunity to participate together in learning and assessment workshops to develop strategic plans.
• Up to 80% reimbursement for upskilling and training costs.

• Supporting economic development initiatives in Northern Ontario by providing financial assistance towards projects that diversify their region.
• Receive up to $5,000,000 per project as either a grant or partially forgivable loan.

• Designed to attract, retain, and develop Northern Ontario’s workforce by creating and sustaining new and existing jobs.
• Receive up to 90% of an Indigenous person’s salary of up to $52.5k a year, and up to 90% of other eligible applicants for up to $35k a year.

• Supporting economic development initiatives in Northern Ontario by providing financial assistance towards projects that diversify their region.
• Receive up to $2,000,000 per project as either a grant or partially forgivable loan.

• Designed to accelerate the research and development projects of Canadian innovators.
• Access up to 60-80% of costs to a maximum $10M per application.

• Supporting collaborative R&D projects between Canadian businesses and universities.
• Up to $1,000,000 in grant funding per year.

• Supporting companies commercializing health science technologies and the adoption of these technologies by healthcare organizations.
• Up to $250,000 in funding.

• Provides infrastructure, commercialization, technology adoption and talent programming to Ontario small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the life sciences sector.
• Up to $250,000 in 2:1 Fund Matching.

• Supports technology demonstrations between two or more Ontario-based businesses.
• Up to 50% coverage of eligible expenses to a maximum $50k.

• Helps SMEs generate a Digital Modernization and Adoption Plan.
• Up to $15,000 in grant funding.

• Supports collaborative 5G technology development projects to develop, integrate, test, or validate pre-commercial 5G technologies.
• Access up to $50k to $500k in Government Funding per application.

• Supports the adoption and implementation of commercialized digital technology by an SME in partnership with a digital vendor and align with their completed DMAP.
• Receive up to $150,000 in government funding support.

• Supporting academic spin-off companies with grants to further their early-stage commercialization and support scalable business growth.
• Max funding from $125,000-250,000 in Ontario provincial funding.

• This program offers funding for research and innovation that stimulates the growth and competitiveness of Ontario’s agri-food sector.
• Up to $150K – $200K in research funding.

• Supports automotive businesses improve operational efficiency and competitiveness through the adoption of lean manufacturing processes and Industry 4.0-related technologies.
• Up to 50% of eligible project costs to a maximum of $150,000 in grants.

• Supports trade and event organizations that are engaging in strategic initiatives in the book, magazine, film, television, and interactive digital media sectors.
• Receive up to 75% of eligible expenses to a maximum of $35,000.

• Supports Canadian media projects during their concept and production development stages.
• Eligible applicants can receive up to 50% of eligible costs to a maximum of $50,000 for concept and $250,000 for production.

• The BioCreate program is open to SMEs in southern Ontario seeking to commercialize genomics and engineering biology-enabled products.
• Receive up to $150,000 in funding support.

• Funding research towards ideas and approaches on developing Canada’s workforce.
• Covers 100% of eligible expenses to a max of $250,000.

• Assists junior mining companies with financing early exploration projects. Especially in northern and Indigenous communities, these projects contribute to mineral exploration, economic growth, and job creation.
• Access up to $200,000 to cover 50% of eligible costs.

• A collaborative network supporting research, development, validation, testing, demonstration, and prototyping of automotive technologies and services that are tailored to the unique needs of Ontario.
• Programs offer up to $3 Million in funding.

• The Honey Bee Health Initiative supports beekeepers in maintaining healthy honey bee colonies as well as grow their number of colonies to increase the sustainability of the beekeeping industry in Ontario.
• Access $25K+ for improving bee colonies.

• Supports connected and autonomous vehicle (C/AV) development, testing, validation, and demonstration projects.
• Receive up to $1 Million in funding.

• Support the development and demonstration of advanced electric vehicles (EVs) and battery manufacturing technologies.
• Receive up to $3 Million in funding.

• Supports eligible Ontario applicants to develop programs which encourage youth to pursue a future career in the automotive sector.
• Provides non-repayable contributions to a maximum $500,000 towards eligible expenses.

• Combines Ontario companies with top young minds to stimulate industry-driven R&D projects for Connected and Autonomous Vehicle (C/AV) technologies.
• Up to $35,000 in grant funding.

• Supports projects related to the development, validation, testing, demonstration, and prototyping of mobility technologies and services.
• Up to one-third of the eligible project costs up to a maximum of $500,000.

• Will support and fund partners in developing short-cycle programs (4 to 16 weeks) that combine specialized technical training, general business training, and interpersonal skills development across key economic sectors.
• Up to 70% of the total eligible costs.

• Aims to meet the need for new tools and technologies that utilize AI to help grow Canada’s plant-based food, feed, and ingredients ecosystem.
• Funding Support for Plant-Based Protein AI Projects.

• Supports Canadian plant-based forward-thinking companies and organizations to develop projects that will transform our industry and help realize Canada’s agri-food potential.
• Access up to $50% of project costs in funding support.

• Helps supply-managed poultry and egg producers adapt to market changes.
• Covers 70-85% of eligible costs in grant funding.

• Supporting collaborative product or process research, technology development, and export market development projects related to expanding Canada’s plant-based protein sector.
• Offsets up to 50% of eligible project expenses with no defined maximum contribution. Remaining project funds must be supported by at least two project partners.

• Helps SMEs and Canadian universities with funding to work on innovative pharmaceutical research projects.
• Receive up to 50-66% of costs to a maximum $1.2 million per eligible project.

• Supports the development and demonstration of pre-market technologies the automotive sector.
• 2:1 funding contribution ratio from applicants and/or private sector partners to a max of $1,000,000.

• Helps companies develop and market quantum products and solutions for domestic and international markets.
• Access up to 90% of total project costs with no official maximum allotment announced.

• Helps companies develop and market quantum products and solutions for domestic and international markets.
• Access up to 50% of project costs to a maximum of $500,000 to $5 million.

• Promotes the development of a meat sector supply chain as part of the agri-food industry in the region by providing new technologies, equipment, and/or materials.
• Access up to $25,000 at 75% cost-share toward eligible costs.

• Supports regional economic development activities in rural southern Ontario communities.
• Up to 30-50% of eligible expenses to a maximum of $150,000-$250,000.

• Supporting rural economic development projects for capacity building, economic diversification, and more.
• Funding varies by stream up to 80% of costs to a maximum of $1 million in funding contributions.

• Provides businesses within Ontario funding to help transition towards a greener province via energy saving projects.
• Receive Up to 75% of Costs to a Max of $5M in Funding.

• Designed to help organizations with projects that build agricultural leadership and entrepreneurial capacity among under-represented groups.
• Access up to 70% of eligible project expenses which may amount to a maximum $200k.

• Supports businesses to commercialize and/or adopt innovative agri-based products, technologies, processes or services
• Access up to 50% of project expenses to a maximum of $10 million per application.

• The Research and Innovation Program supports the development of science-based solutions and tools that address known challenges, prepare for potential disruptions and climate threats, in the agriculture and agri-food sector.
• Access $100K+ for agricultural research.

• This initiative aims to support farmers and food processors invest in innovative technologies and capital to increase production levels.
• Up to 50% to a maximum of $100,000 for innovation technology and equipment projects.

• Supports businesses to meet certification standards in the agricultural and agri-food sector
• Up to 50% to a maximum $50,000 in non-repayable government funding

• Designed to help organizations with projects that build agricultural leadership and entrepreneurial capacity among under-represented groups.
• Access up to 70% of eligible project expenses which may amount to a maximum $200k.

• Program will support national agricultural sectors to increase and diversify exports.
• Up to 50% of eligible costs to a max. of $10M over 5 yrs (max. $2M/yr) in non-repayable funding.

• Helps agri-food sector accelerate innovation through pre-commercial science activities and research.
• Up to $5 million can be awarded to this program for a non-repayable portion of the project’s eligible costs.

• Supports the resiliency of the agriculture and food sector by addressing biosecurity risks and enhancing emergency preparedness.
• Up to 35% of costs to a maximum of $50K – $100K in funding.

• This program helps businesses to modernize their food safety systems.
• Access up to $75K in funding per project.

• Supports grain handling components and equipment that offer significant improvements over standard practices.
• Access up to 50% of eligible costs up to maximum $100,000.

• Contributes to the Government of Alberta’s strategic objectives to grow and develop Alberta’s value-added agriculture sector.
• Access up to 50% of costs to a maximum $2 million per application.

• Encourages farmers to adopt innovative technologies that minimize agricultural waste, maximize farm efficiency, and ensure farm security.
• Access 50% up to maximum of $48,000 for eligible farm technology expenses, and up to 50% up to max, of $2,000 for eligible farm security expenses.

• Invests in projects that expand market opportunities, increase company sales, and create jobs in Alberta’s value-added food and bioindustry processors.
• Access up to $250,000 in funding support.

• Supports modernization and capacity building activities that will assist in enhancing efficiency, productivity, and environmental sustainability.
• From $50,000 up to $2.5M depending on project size and stream.

• Program provides financial assistance to businesses to enhance their export capacity and improve their domestic and international access.
• Up to 50% up to a max. of $30,000.

• Program provides financial assistance to increase carbon sequestration from practices related to agroforestry and grassland management.
• Up to 75% of total eligible expenses up to a maximum of $15,000 per project.

• Program funds the adoption of beneficial management practices (BMPs) that increase the sector’s environmental and economic sustainability.
• Up to 30-75% of costs to a maximum $10,000 – $855,000 depending on stream.

• Helps New Brunswick’s agri-food processing and manufacturing companies innovate, increase their competitiveness, improve efficiency and accuracy, as well as improve their quality and efficiency.
• Up to 30-50% of eligible costs to a maximum of $100,000.

• Supports the food basket industry in leveraging new, existing, and emerging markets, from local farmers’ markets to international ones, to increase sales.
• Up to 50% to a maximum of $15,000 annually per project per year.

• Program supports their competitiveness, profitability, growth, and long-term sustainability.
• Up to 20% of eligible expenses to a maximum $300,000 per business.

• Helps eligible agri-food businesses and industry organizations in Ontario to export their products into local and global markets to boost economic growth and innovation.
• Up to $125,000 in non-repayable funding.

• Helps eligible local meat processors expand their operations through the Meat Processors Capacity Improvement Initiative.
• Up to $150,000 in non-repayable funding.

• This program will provide funding support to projects aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and sequester carbon.
• Up to $25,000 per acre depending on project priorities.

• This program supports farmers plant varieties of produce that will improve quality, production, and marketability.
• Up to $50,000 in Agricultural funding.

• This program provides eligible maple syrup producers access to cost-shared funding to support a range of activities to enhance their operations.
• Up to $20,000 in cost-share funding.

• Saskatchewan businesses can receive funding towards under the development of prototypes and services.
• Access up to 50% of project costs to a max of $50,000 in funding support.

• One of the largest tax incentive programs available to a wide range of Canadian businesses.
• Access up to 69% of labour and overhead costs, 36% of contractor costs, and 45% of material costs.

• Supports cleantech projects that aim to improve water, soil and air quality to reduce the effects of climate change.
• Access up to 40% of project costs for an average funding contribution of $3,000,000.

• Supports Ontario consortiums in the development and implementation of innovative workforce development projects that test new and emerging ideas and approaches to labour market challenges.
• Up to 80% of eligible training expenses to a maximum $500,000.

• Contributes to the development and implementation of innovative workforce development projects to address the challenges of the labour market.
• There is no maximum funding amount for this program.

• Designed to assist social purpose organizations in their efforts to sell goods/services for revenue while achieving positive social, cultural, or environmental results.
• Up to $75,000 in Loan Funding Support.

• Helps manufacturers and innovation-based businesses overcome innovation challenges.
• Access up to 50% of project costs.

• Supports companies investing in new facilities and equipment to advance regional priorities.
• Up to 15-50% of expenses to a maximum of $500k-$5M in grant or loan funding depending on stream.

• Supports projects that drive sustained productivity and economic benefits.
• Submit a project budget of at least $20M and access up to 50% of eligible costs.

• Supports the economic recovery and resiliency of Ontario’s Agri-food sector.
• Access up to 25% of costs, to a maximum of $125,000.

• Enhances Canada’s existing supply chain practices by boosting economic development through faster adoption and integration of artificial intelligence.
• Access up to 40% of eligible project costs, with no minimum or maximum investment allocated per project.

• Supports the impacts of international trade agreements on processors in the agri-food sector.
• Receive up to 50% of costs to a max. of $5 million.

• Designed to strengthen the competitiveness, innovation, and resilience of the agriculture, agri-food and agri-based products industries in Canada.
• Funding varies by program.

• Helps not-for-profits and municipalities to invest in developing new tourism services, tourism investment attraction, and industry capacity building.
• Access up to 50% of costs. There is no maximum amount for applications.

• This program supports local tourism projects that will position Canada as a destination of choice for domestic and international travelers.
• Up to 50% to a maximum of $250,000 in funding support.

• Helps businesses with high growth potential adopt/adapt innovative technologies that support productivity and export expansion.
• Access up to 50% of costs to a maximum $5M per application and $10M per applicant.

• Supports projects that will provide business supports for women entrepreneurs and strengthen the entrepreneurship ecosystem in Canada.
• Up to $3M in funding for Canadian not-for-profit organizations or associations.

• Aims to increase women-owned businesses’ access to the financing, talent, networks and expertise they need to start up, scale up and access new markets.
• Receive a non-repayable contribution up to $3 million, defined based on scope and impact of project.

• Supports projects that recruit, retain, and help women apprentices succeed in 1 or the 39 eligible Red Seal Trades.
• Up to $3M in funding for Canadian not-for-profits, for-profits, unions, and more.

• Designed to assist funding of hiring young Canadian post-secondary graduates.
• Provides up to $30,000 per graduate (up to two) for a period of 6 to 12 months.

• Supports eligible Ontario manufacturing training activities for southern Ontario manufacturers.
• Provides non-repayable contributions to a maximum $100,000 towards eligible expenses.

• Delivers on the government’s commitment to produce 5,000 zero emission buses over the next five years.
• Receive up to $350M in zero emission project funding.

• Supports projects that address knowledge gaps among Canadians on ZEV technologies to move forward to ZEV adoption.
• Up to 50% of total project costs, with a maximum contribution amount $300,000 per project.

• Designed to increase a network of zero-emission vehicle charging and refuelling stations in more localized areas where Canadians live, work, and play.
• Up to 50% of costs to a maximum of $5M in Canadian government funding.