Canadian 2024 Federal Economic Statement: Business Grants, Tax Credits, and Loan Changes
The Canadian 2024 Federal Economic Statement introduces new and changes to existing grants, tax credits, and loans for businesses operating within Canada.
The Canadian 2024 Federal Economic Statement introduces new and changes to existing grants, tax credits, and loans for businesses operating within Canada.
A business is only as strong as its team. Learn about Canadian government grants for hiring and training that are available to offset the costs of new employees.
Part of Ontario’s Regional Development Program, the Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness (AMIC) Stream has announced its 2025 funding intake.
Explore top government grants and loans to support strategic manufacturing growth projects. Funding can support a wide range of company investments.
Eligible Canadian SMEs may receive up to 50% reimbursement of eligible project costs up to a maximum total funding amount of $500,000 CAD over 12 to 24 months.
The Skills Development Fund Capital Stream offers up to 49% of eligible project costs to business applicants in Ontario for projects that focus on business growth.
Through this agri-food program, eligible agriculture business applicants can access grants up to 100% of eligible costs to a maximum of $150K per project, depending on stream.
IRAP funding is renowned for its accessibility and adaptability, offering eligible SMEs up to 60-80% reimbursement for R&D expenses, capped at $500,000 over a project span of up to 24 months.
The Labour Force Management Strategies Initiative is an Ontario agri-business funding program that supports projects aimed at addressing labor challenges, improving workforce management, and enhancing recruitment and retention in the agri-food sector.
The Canada Summer Jobs program helps cover up to 50% of minimum wage for private/public sector employers and up to 100% of minimum wage for non-profit applicants.