Watch the Career-Ready with CTMA Webinar Recording
Ontario automotive manufacturers can access $3,000-$15,000 in government funding to provide work placements to students and recent graduates.
Career-Ready with CTMA: Access Machine, Tool, Die, Mould, and Automation Hiring Grants
Access up to $3,000-$15,000 in government funding per 10- to 16-week work placement offered to youth in Ontario. Does your automotive manufacturing business qualify?
Help Fight COVID-19 With Government Funding Programs
Mentor Works has listed various funding programs that help businesses temporarily pivot to create PPE, sanitization, or accelerate COVID-19 research projects.
Innovative Solutions Canada: New COVID-19 R&D Challenges Announced
Canadian innovators can access grants and procurement contracts to research and develop solutions for government COVID-19 challenges. Browse ISC’s current challenges.
SONAMI: Southern Ontario Network for Advanced Manufacturing Innovation
The Southern Ontario Network for Advanced Manufacturing Innovation enables manufacturers to develop and commercialize new products or processes with funding and support from post-secondary institutions.
Government Grants and Funding for Canadian Manufacturers
To help Canadian manufacturers hit the ground running after COVID-19, Mentor Works has put together a list of various government funding programs.
Top Business Funding for CRM & Online Marketing
The Canadian government offers small business grants to support the adoption of CRM and Marketing Automation systems and related training. Are you eligible?
Accepting Applications: CME Technology Assessment Program (TAP)
The CME Technology Assessment Program supports southern Ontario manufacturers with up to $25,000 to complete a technology assessment. Apply today.
Digital Technology Supercluster COVID-19 Program
The Digital Technology Supercluster COVID-19 Program has allocated $60M for projects to improve the health and safety of Canadians during COVID-19.
Ontario Together Fund: $50M for Helping Businesses Fight COVID-19
The provincial government has allocated $50M in funding towards the Ontario Together Fund, which seeks to provide medical grade equipment to healthcare workers.