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.
Applications Open for the Large Employer Emergency Financing Facility (LEEFF)
The government loan program, Large Employer Emergency Financing Facility, is accepting applications for businesses requiring financial support in response to COVID-19.
Regional Relief & Recovery Fund (RRRF) – COVID-19 Interest-Free Loans for SMEs
The Regional Relief & Recovery Fund (RRRF) provides interest-free loans to support Ontario SMEs ineligible for other COVID-19 funding programs.
Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance (CECRA)
Learn how the CECRA program will lower small businesses’ rent by up to 75% for three months if their revenue has decreased 70% from pre-COVID-19 revenues.
Loan and Grant Programs for Business Cash Flow During COVID-19
Mentor Works has put together a list of Canadian government funding programs related to COVID-19, as well as other ongoing loan/grant programs for business cash flow.
[WEBINAR] Government Funding Highlights – Spring 2020
Discover what the government funding landscape will look like in Spring 2020, including new and returning grants, and how your business can access them.
Canada’s Ocean Supercluster (OSC)
The Ocean Supercluster is one of Canada’s five Innovation Superclusters, bringing together leaders in multiple sectors across the ocean economy. Learn more.
Tourism Development Fund (TDF): Up to 50% in Grants
The Tourism Development Fund offers up to 50% for Ontario not-for-profit organizations and municipalities to invest in innovative tourism projects.
Forest Sector Investment and Innovation Program: Apply by March 20, 2020
Ontario manufacturers and processors of wood products can apply for up to 30% of project costs via the Forest Sector Investment and Innovation Program.
Canadian Government Funding Landscape: A Wrap on 2019 and Insights on 2020
Well, whether we’re thrilled about it or not, we’ve officially put 2019 behind us and have welcomed 2020! As Canadians prepare for the year ahead, many businesses plan to undergo a similar jumpstart. Companies and governments operate on cycles that change throughout the year. These organizations tend to prepare and/or