Quantum Leap Program Pursues Biopharmaceutical Innovation
The Quantum Leap Funding Program helps SMEs and Canadian universities develop innovative pharmaceutical solutions for safer drug options.
Breaking Barriers: RED Program Supports Ontario’s Rural Communities
The Rural Economic Development (RED) Program offers government funding to assist economic development projects that establish resilient rural communities in Ontario.
Digital Technology Supercluster Awards $4.5M for COVID-19 Innovation
To support the economy and prevent COVID-19 spread, the Digital Technology Supercluster has awarded $4.5M to Patriot One to develop innovative technology.
FedDev Ontario Invests $30M in Waterloo Companies
FedDev Ontario has announced that eight companies in the Waterloo Region have been granted a total of $30M in federal funding, creating 500 new jobs.
Canadian Grants and Loans for Video Game Development Studios
Finding government funding for video game development is not as tough as you may think. Canada is home to successful game studios thanks to grants and loans.
FedDev Ontario Awards $2.9M to Molding Company for Pandemic Aid
FedDev Ontario has contributed $2.9 million of government funding to MPC for COVID-19 support towards innovation of PPE and economic growth of youth in Canada.
Canada’s Technology Sector Energizes the Economy
Canada’s tech industry is rapidly advancing compared to other countries. Discover how your business can receive government funding.
Future Skills Centre Grants $15M for Growth and Stability of Canadian Jobs
The Future Skills Centre has invested $15M towards the growth, innovation, and stability of Canadian jobs following the impacts of the pandemic.
NGen Launches $30M Made Smarter Program to Combat Future Pandemics
Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen) has launched a $30M funding program that aims to develop and produce globally innovative manufacturing solutions to fight COVID-19.
NRC-IRAP Awards $299K towards Development of COVID-19 Tests
With help from NRC-IRAP COVID-19 funding of $299,190, portable coronavirus tests are currently being developed by Canadian biotechnology company Nicoya.