Canadian Government Funding for Manufacturers: 2023 Top Grants and Loans
Explore top government grants and loans to support strategic manufacturing growth projects. Funding can support a wide range of company investments.
Canada-Ontario Job Grant: Does Your Business Qualify for Training Grants?
The Canada-Ontario Job Grant (COJG) funding program can reduce the cost of eligible employee training projects by 50-100%. This program will cover up to $15,000 in training costs per trainee.
Canadian Business Insights: Top Employers for Canadians Over 40 Report
The Top Employers for Canadians Over 40 Awards recognizes companies that provide exceptional working conditions for this age group.
Skills Development Fund (SDF) Open Intake: Additional $90M to Address Labour Market Shortage
Eligible businesses can now apply to receive funding for workforce development projects from the Skills Development Fund which has an open intake until January 31, 2023.
Ontario Government Funding for Hiring Workers with Disabilities
Ontario businesses hiring workers with disabilities can access grants to reduce on-boarding costs, lower unemployment rates, and access untapped talent.
Alberta at Work Opens Workforce Strategies Grant to Support a Growing Workforce
The Alberta government has opened a new intake for a hiring and training program called Workforce Strategies.
Finding and Recruiting Top Talent Outside of Canada
Businesses who struggle to find skilled workers often turn to hiring foreign candidates. Learn the programs available today.
Find Canadian Government Funding for Your Top Strategic Projects
Canadian government funding programs are used strategically to fund business activities via government grants, loans, tax incentives, and more
How the 2021 Federal Election Changed the Government Funding Landscape
The Liberal Party was re-elected in the snap 2021 election with many changes coming to the future of federal grant, loan, and wage subsidy programs for Canadian businesses.
The APMA: Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Fund to Foster a Younger Automotive Sector
The EDI Fund aims to liaison more young Canadians into the automotive sector by providing up to 800 young, diverse, participants the opportunity to gain skills training and knowledge through a placement or employment.