Canadian Government Funding for International Projects
The Canadian federal or provincial governments offer numerous programs that support Canadian companies with projects aimed at growing international partnerships and increasing exports.
Research Finds that SMEs in Canada Enjoy the Best Business Climate
Canada was recently ranked as the top country for SMEs due to its low level of red tape, favourable tax policies, good financing conditions, and low competition.
Foreign Funding for Canadian Businesses & Researchers
Is your business interested in exporting products and services? Here are some funding opportunities for Canadians offered by international organizations.
Business Incubators Across Canada: Help for Start-ups & Entrepreneurs
Business incubators are organizations and programs that provide entrepreneurs and start-ups access to mentorship, investors, and resources to help them get established.
How Business Cultures Differ in Canadian Provinces
Get to know the difference in business culture between Canadian provinces with the latest blog from Mentor Works.
Public Relations in the Age of Social Media
Learn how social media connects businesses with their audiences and actionable steps for you to integrate social media into your PR strategy.
Help with Foreign Market Expansion: Canadian Technology Accelerators
The Canadian Technology Accelerator (CTA) program helps Canadian technology firms scale up by connecting them to international support and opportunities.
$1M Women in Cleantech Challenge – MaRS Discovery District
One woman-led cleantech venture will receive $1M in funding from MaRS Discovery District to advance and commercialize their technology. Find out more about the finalists.
A Beer 200 Years in the Making: A History of Ontario Craft Breweries
Both established and new craft breweries have access to Canadian government funding opportunities to help expand their business beyond local markets.
Leamington’s $710K Project Bolstered by the Canadian Experiences Fund
A $710K project in Leamington, Ontario will receive federal government subsidies through the Canadian Experiences Fund (CEF).