Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) Extended to September 2021
The Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) has been extended to September 2021. This program covers up to 75% of employee wages for eligible businesses impacted by COVID-19.
The Healthy Hire Manitoba Program: Wage Subsidy for Employers to Safely Encourage Back to Work
The Healthy Hire Manitoba Program is a hiring grant that offers up to $50,000 per employer to help offset wages of rehired or new employees who have received, or will be receiving, their COVID-19 vaccines.
Hiring Grant Options 2021: Wage Subsidies for Canadian Employers
Canadian businesses can reduce the costs of hiring interns and recent post-secondary graduates by 50% or more. Discover how hiring grants can support recruitment.
Benefits and Grants for Hiring Student Interns
Your business can receive government grants for hiring post-secondary students for internship placements.
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.
Top 5 Government Funding Programs for Hiring and Training
A business is only as strong as its team. Learn about Canadian government grants for hiring and training that are available to offset the costs of new employees.
Top 4 Canadian Government Funding for Software Development
Develop software with help from government funding programs. Find small business grants for software development in Ontario and Canada.
Alternatives to the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS)
CEWS’ strict eligibility criteria leaves many businesses ineligible to receive funding. These alternative wage subsidies can help your business through COVID-19.
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.
Watch the Career-Ready with CTMA Webinar Recording
Ontario automotive manufacturers can access $3,000-$15,000 in government funding to provide work placements to students and recent graduates.