Canadian Business Resources for Exporting
Uncover key resources and funding options for Canadian businesses looking to expand their international reach in our latest blog.
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Agribusiness Secures Extra $11.2M to Enhance Agricultural Efficiency in Canada
With BDC and EDC as investors, Vive Crop Protection, a leading innovator in agricultural solutions, has recently announced an extra $11.2 million to their Series C funding round.
Canadian Business Insights: Top Employers for Canadians Over 40 Report
The Top Employers for Canadians Over 40 Awards recognizes companies that provide exceptional working conditions for this age group.
Canada’s Federal Budget 2023: What You Need to Know
Canada’s federal budget 2023 was tabled on March 28th, 2023. This review discusses the top highlights businesses should know.
Canadian Business Insights: BDC’s New Report Reveals Lack of Senior-Level Diversity
The new BDC DEI report shows that Canadian businesses are hiring more women and diverse groups, but lack representation in senior roles.
Canada Small Business Financing Program: How to Qualify
Startups and small businesses can access up to $1M in business expansion funding. Learn if you qualify for the Canada Small Business Financing Program.
A Review of Canada’s Federal 2022 Fall Economic Statement
The Canadian federal government has tabled the 2022 Fall Economic Statement. This article highlights key programs businesses should know about
Understanding the Benefits of the SOFII & Futurpreneur Programs for Business Loans
This article outlines how Canadian companies may benefit from business loans from the SOFII and Futurpreneur programs.
How to Qualify for SOFII Small Business Loans Ontario
The Southern Ontario Fund for Investment in Innovation (SOFII) provides Ontario government loans to help innovative businesses scale-up.
Black Entrepreneurship Loan Fund: $291.3M to Support Black Canadian Business Owners
The Black Entrepreneurship Loan Fund aims to reduce barriers Black Canadians face in accessing funding by providing support loans of up to $250,000 to eligible Black Canadian business owners and entrepreneurs for economic business growth and success.