Posts Tagged ‘Industry Canada’

  • Non-Profit Grant Funding for Business Sector Development

    Non-Profit Grant Funding for Business Sector Development

    December 6th, 2012 | Government Funding | Mike Pearce | No Comments

    Ontario’s Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU) provides Ontario Government funding support to Canadian sectoral organizations for the planning and development of sector-based training programs. The Sector Initiatives Fund Program (SIF) is intended to support the sharing of industry best practices and improves Ontario’s competitiveness and sector capacity. Sector Initiative Fund (SIF) – Government [...]

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  • Information Technology Agreement (ITA) Update – Lower Tariffs for Canadian ICT Industry

    Information Technology Agreement (ITA) Update – Lower Tariffs for Canadian ICT Industry

    August 24th, 2012 | Blog, Government Funding | Mike Pearce | No Comments

    The Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT) is currently undergoing the process of updating their policies with respect to the Information Technology Agreement (ITA) patroned by the World Trade Organization (WTO). The current ITA is a multilateral tariff elimination agreement that reduces import duties for WTO member countries on approved IT products and [...]

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  • Canadian Advanced Manufacturing Expo 2012

    Canadian Advanced Manufacturing Expo 2012

    July 26th, 2012 | Blog, News & Events | Mike Pearce | No Comments

    AMEXPO 2012 offers a promising opportunity for Canadian businesses and industry professionals to collaborate and share their recent technological discoveries and process innovations with Canada’s advanced manufacturing community. The two day event will also feature several educational workshops where businesses can learn about the potential breakthroughs that are currently receiving research and development funding and [...]

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  • Small Business Internship Program (SBIP) Ontario Funding Now Depleted

    Small Business Internship Program (SBIP) Ontario Funding Now Depleted

    May 23rd, 2012 | Government Funding | Chris Casemore | 2 Comments

    Funding for the popular wage subsidy, Small Business Internship Program (SBIP), was made available through various funding locations across Canada in early April. Due to the popularity of these Canadian government grants, all Ontario government funding locations have fully allocated their funding budgets. For companies outside of Ontario, please visit the SBIP “Where to Apply” [...]

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  • Canadian Government Funding for Hiring Seasonal Employees

    Canadian Government Funding for Hiring Seasonal Employees

    April 25th, 2012 | Government Funding | Mike Pearce | 2 Comments

    As the summer approaches, many businesses are currently in search of seasonal student labour to help manage their increases in market demand. The Canadian Government has offered several wage subsidies and tax incentives to encourage employers to hire students that would be planning to return to school in the fall. Provincial Wage Subsidy – Ontario [...]

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  • IRAP Supports Digital Technology Adoption Pilot Program (DTAPP)

    IRAP Supports Digital Technology Adoption Pilot Program (DTAPP)

    November 23rd, 2011 | Government Funding | Bernadeen McLeod | No Comments

    Canada’s Digital Economy Strategy serves to raise awareness of the importance of seeking productivity improvements by adopting technology. By building digital skills, the purpose of the DTAPP program is to increase productivity growth for small and medium-sized enterprises less than 500 employees across all sectors. Canadian Government Grants Through existing and new networks with organizations [...]

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  • Top 6 Hiring Grants for Canadian Businesses

    Top 6 Hiring Grants for Canadian Businesses

    September 14th, 2011 | Government Funding | Chris Casemore | No Comments

    Any company would agree that their employees are the key to business success. A great workforce can save a struggling company and carry it to the forefront of the industry. However, human resource activities aren’t cheap. Large corporations can afford to allocate significant budgets to the hiring process, however most Canadian businesses struggle to budget [...]

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