The DIGITAL Technology Leadership Program offers a minimum of $7 million in funding for projects developing and commercializing novel technology for Canada’s healthcare and natural resources.
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.
Innovative Solutions Canada (ISC) has open funding opportunities in which eligible businesses can receive government funding support on focus projects.
The DIGITAL Horizon AI’s Technology Commercialization Program offers up to 35% of eligible costs with a minimum of $1M in funding to help research artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for strengthening intellectual property and data management.
The Agricultural Clean Technology (ACT) Program has opened two funding streams, the Adoption Stream and the Research and Innovation Stream.
Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) tax credit requires projects to have technological uncertainty or be a part of a complex system, but how does the program define that?
The Canada Innovation Corporation (CIC) will be receiving a $2.6 billion budget for allocation over the next four years.
The Canadian government has announced the breakdown of its renewed commitment of $750 million to global innovation clusters over the next five years through to 2028.
The Tax Court of Canada released its decision in the Buhler Versatile Inc. vs. His Majesty the King case, and Justice Wong’s decision provided positive implications for system uncertainty that claimants should consider when structuring a SR&ED claim.
FedDev Ontario is investing $4.4 million to support two technology companies, BluWave-ai and Tehama, in cleantech projects.