Government Funding Programs by Industry Find Grant and Loan Programs for Your Industry The Canadian government grants available to your business depends on your industry, region, and the projects that you’re looking to carry out. Industrial and technology-based firms have the most robust selection of funding programs, while government grants and loans for service-based and retail industry companies…
Research & Development Funding Research & Development Grant, Loan, and Funding Programs Mentor Works Can Write for Your Business. Research and development activities support innovation and enable Canadian companies to achieve competitive advantages over other domestic and international firms. These types of activities are not just for research-focused companies and large businesses with substantial R&D…
Capital Investment & Technology Adoption Funding Capital & Tech Adoption Grant, Loan, and Funding Programs Mentor Works Can Write for Your Business. Capital investment funding is available to support Canadian business’ focused technology and software adoption projects. As opposed to business expansion funding, which generally focuses on larger expansion projects that are completed over multiple…
The NGen Supercluster recently distributed $28.8M towards nine advanced manufacturing projects that will increase economic growth and innovation.
The Canadian Technology Accelerator (CTA) program helps Canadian technology firms scale up by connecting them to international support and opportunities.
The Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program is providing applicants up to $5M to deploy a network of zero-emission vehicle charging and refuelling stations.
Companies seeking a competitive edge in this culture of innovation, here are three ways a partnership with a postsecondary institution can be beneficial.
We’re highlighting some of the clean tech projects that have received Canadian government funding over the past year and a half.
Key points from Canadian Global Affairs Institute’s report on Trudeau’s policies. What Canadians have seen and may see in the government funding landscape.
The federal government is providing up to $7M to subsidize research into biomasses—plant or animal material used for energy production. The funding will support BioMass Canada (BMC), a research cluster focused on improving technologies for processing agricultural biomass, including waste materials, as a basis for renewable energy. Funding will come from the federal government’s AgriScience…