Are There Canadian Government Funding Programs that Support Manufacturing Companies?
This article highlights what funding opportunities may be available for manufacturing businesses in Canada today.
SCAP Ontario Agri-Food Energy Savings Program
The SCAP Agri-Food Energy Cost Savings Program is a new funding program that helps Ontario’s food processors lower their costs to be more competitive and sustainable.
Manitoba Agri-Businesses to Receive Funding Support From SCAP
Manitoba agriculture businesses are receiving a significant boost in funding thanks to four new SCAP funding programs.
SCAP Grow Ontario Market (GOM) Program
Through the SCAP Grow Ontario Market (GOM) program, applicants can receive up to 50% funding to a maximum of $60K per business for producers and food and beverage processors, or up to $125K for eligible sector organizations.
IAF Food Processing Growth Fund for British Columbia
British Columbia has announced its SCAP funding under the Food Processing Growth Fund (FPG) with a total $20 million over three years to provide eligible businesses with $50,000 to $1 million in funding for infrastructure, equipment, and/or training projects.
FAQs: Does my business need 100 employees to apply?
A common frequently asked question (FAQ) when it comes to applying for government funding is how many employees are needed to be eligible for funding?
Get Lean: Adopting Manufacturing Tech Leads to Lean Manufacturing Naturally
Manufacturers often need to improve their machinery and processes, and there are new and innovative ways to lean manufacturing naturally.
Top Capital Investment and Technology Adoption Funding Programs
Discover funding programs available that can help your business access grants and loans for capital investment and technology adoption.
Fund Your Next Project with NGen’s Advanced Manufacturing Projects 2023 Intake
Fund your next manufacturing project in Canada with the NGen advanced manufacturing projects intake for 2023.
Canada’s Progress Towards Zero-Emissions by 2050
While there has been progress made by Canada in reducing greenhouse gas emissions since, there remains a significant need to accelerate the pace to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.