January 2021 Webinars: Discover Funding for Business Recovery and Growth
Attend a Mentor Works webinar in January 2021 to learn about how government funding programs can help your business succeed.
Ontario Government Grants for Small Businesses
Ontario’s access to skilled talent and the availability of financial support through Ontario Government Grants for Small Business are some of the region’s most attractive attributes.
Small Businesses COVID-19 Financial Advice and Training
The Ontario provincial government is investing over $2M in small business training and financial support during COVID-19 through local Small Business Enterprise Centres.
Ontario 2020 Budget –$187 Billion in Expenditures
Find out how the Ontario provincial government has allocated its 2020 budget and what grant or loan programs your business may be eligible for.
Reconnect With Local Travel: Funding for Ontario’s Festivals and Events
Ontario’s Reconnect Festival and Event Program is investing $9M to support event organizers in creating safe community events for Ontarians.
Ontario Main Street Recovery Plan: Support for the Smallest of Businesses
$60 million in government grants for PPE and a new legislation with the new Ontario Main Street Recovery Plan.
Subsidize 75% of Employee Wages with the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy Program (CEWS)
Get up to 75% of employee wages reimbursed through the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy program.
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.
Canada’s Foreign Policy: What Does it Mean for Your Business?
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.
Celebrate Ontario Tourism Grants for Festivals & Events – Deadline Jan 21, 2020
High-quality events and festivals have a profound impact on Ontario’s economy. Maintaining or expanding these events, however, requires significant time and capital. Event organizers must constantly operate on thin budgets while trying to maximize their reach to pull off a successful tourism-generating event. But this doesn’t have to be the