Canada’s Technology Sector Energizes the Economy
Canada’s tech industry is rapidly advancing compared to other countries. Discover how your business can receive government funding.
RRRF Delivers $95M in Government Loans to Thousands of Canadian Businesses
The Regional Relief and Recovery Fund has delivered $95 million to 1,760 small and medium-sized enterprises located in Western Canada.
Future Skills Centre Grants $15M for Growth and Stability of Canadian Jobs
The Future Skills Centre has invested $15M towards the growth, innovation, and stability of Canadian jobs following the impacts of the pandemic.
NGen Launches $30M Made Smarter Program to Combat Future Pandemics
Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen) has launched a $30M funding program that aims to develop and produce globally innovative manufacturing solutions to fight COVID-19.
CleanSlate UV Receives $300K IRAP Funding for Mobile Device Sanitization
The Government of Canada’s NRC-IRAP program has granted $300K to Toronto company CleanSlate UV to test and produce mobile device disinfection machines.
CanExport COVID-19 Updates: Frequently Asked Questions
The CanExport program provides up to $75k in funding for businesses seeking to access new international markets. Find answers to common questions and COVID-19 updates in this FAQ.
FedDev Ontario Grants $4M to Support Women-Led Companies
FedDev Ontario invests $4M through RRRF RE3 to support southern Ontario women-led SMEs in relief and recovery from COVID-19.
IFIT Program Invests $82.9M to Support the Canadian Forest Industry
The Investments in Forest Industry Transformation (IFIT) program has announced $82.9M of government funding to support the Canadian Forest Industry over the next three years.
FedDev Ontario Allocates $4.5M to Support Franco-Ontarian Businesses
FedDev Ontario has allocated $4.5M from the Regional Relief and Recovery Fund (RRRF) to support Franco-Ontario businesses affected by COVID-19 pandemic.
NRC-IRAP Awards $299K towards Development of COVID-19 Tests
With help from NRC-IRAP COVID-19 funding of $299,190, portable coronavirus tests are currently being developed by Canadian biotechnology company Nicoya.