Canada’s Federal Fall Economic Statement 2023: Funding Takeaways
This blog takes you through the 2023 Fall Economic Statement with a focus on grants, tax credits and prioritized industries.
Low Carbon Economy Fund – Up to $25M in Clean Energy Grants
The Low Carbon Economy Fund provides organizations with grant funding towards projects that lowers Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions to help with our 2050 net-zero emission targets.
International Technology Partnership Program (ITP): Up to $250K for Commercialization
Via the International Technology Partnership Program (ITP), eligible applicants can receive up to $250,000 in grant funding towards commercializing a new product.
Top Funding Programs for Canada’s Craft Breweries
Canada’s governments provide funding support to help craft breweries expand to new markets, grow their businesses, adopt new tech, and hire and train new and existing staff.
Green Freight Program (GFP): Up to $250K in Grants for Fleet Retrofits
The Green Freight Program Stream 1 provides grants up to $250,000 per applicant towards third-party fleet energy assessments and truck/trailer equipment retrofits.
Top Funding Programs for Canadian Wineries
Government funding supports Canadian wineries by helping access equipment, hire and train new staff, adapt sustainably, hire third party support, and assist on critical projects.
Applying for SR&ED During Experimental Production
Want to find out if your R&D project is eligible for tax credits through the SR&ED funding program? Learn how the program defines eligible experimental production.
Meat Processors Capacity Improvement (MPCI) Program: Up to $150K for Eligible Projects
The Meat Processors Capacity Improvement (MPCI) Program will provide up to $150K to support improving meat handling and processing equipment, technologies, and practices.
Canada and Ontario Auto Pact: A Stride Towards Sustainable EVs
The Canada and Ontario Auto Pact represents a commitment from the Canadian and Ontario governments to solidify the fast-evolving EV automotive landscape and aim to foster economic growth through sustainable initiatives.
The How & Why of SR&ED Tax Credits
Projects eligible to receive Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax credits need to prove their project is innovative enough for funding. We take a look into what this means.