Discover how Ontario is leading in life sciences through strategic investments, global partnerships, and innovative initiatives, creating thousands of jobs and advancing healthcare solutions.
Discover how the SOPHIE program’s renewed $5M funding from FedDev Ontario is accelerating Ontario’s life sciences sector. Learn about funding opportunities, eligibility, and success stories shaping Canada’s healthcare innovation ecosystem.
Eligible Canadian SMEs may receive up to 50% reimbursement of eligible project costs up to a maximum total funding amount of $500,000 CAD over 12 to 24 months.
The Skills Development Fund Capital Stream offers up to 49% of eligible project costs to business applicants in Ontario for projects that focus on business growth.
Through this agri-food program, eligible agriculture business applicants can access grants up to 100% of eligible costs to a maximum of $150K per project, depending on stream.
The Labour Force Management Strategies Initiative is an Ontario agri-business funding program that supports projects aimed at addressing labor challenges, improving workforce management, and enhancing recruitment and retention in the agri-food sector.
Vidyard, a leading video sales enablement platform, has successfully leveraged hiring grants to grow their team, especially by integrating co-op students into their workforce. Since 2013, Vidyard has partnered with our team of funding experts to secure grants and wage subsidies, focusing primarily on hiring software development co-ops.
To address housing shortages across the country, Canada has allocated $50 million in business funding for projects focused on housebuilding solutions. Eligible applicants can access up to $5 million in funding for up to 50% of eligible costs.
The Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative (RAII) offers funding for AI projects that will optimize their business’ products, technologies, systems, and processes. Available via two separate pillars, AI Productization and Commercialization and AI Adoption.
The Mentor Works team is rebranding into the Ryan Canadian Government Funding team starting in January 2025.