Applies to: All of Canada
If you are a Canadian farmer, you can access money for new technology to cut down costs, protect the environment or market new agricultural and food products.
Applies to: All of Canada
If you hire an eligible apprentice, you can receive a tax credit equivalent to 10% of their salary.
Applies to: Ontario
You may qualify for an annual tax credit of up to $10,000 per qualifying apprentice to a maximum of $40,000 over a 48 month period.
Applies to: All of Canada
Financing to help you explore new domestic or foreign market opportunities.
Applies to: All of Canada
Increase or maintain your line of credit to help you get through this difficult economic time.
Applies to: All of Canada
An alternative way to finance the growth of your profitable business
Applies to: All of Canada
You can get flexible debt financing for a wide variety of business projects.
Applies to: All of Canada
An alternate source of funding for your technology-based business.
Applies to: Ontario
Are you planning a new building or major renovation project in the City of Toronto by 2010? New incentives for construction mean you could save on your electricity bill.
Applies to: Ontario
Is your pharmaceutical company ready to invest in new or enhanced biopharmaceutical projects in Ontario? The BIP can offer you flexible funding support for projects of $5 million or more.
Applies to: All of Canada
Access funds for your small business with the help of this loan guarantee program.
Applies to: All of Canada
If you are a Canadian farmer, you can receive money for projects that solve problems other Canadian farmers face or that help them grow or market their products.
Applies to: Ontario
You may qualify for a refundable tax credit of up to $3,000 per placement to hire a student who is participating in a co-operative education program at a recognized Ontario university or college.
Applies to: Ontario
You could be eligible for this fund, if your business is located in Southern Ontario in a community of less than 250,000 people.
Applies to: All of Canada
Want to buy an existing business but don’t have the money? If you are a Canadian resident, between 18-34 years old, you may be eligible for a loan of up to $15,000.
Applies to: Ontario
You may qualify for funding, if you have a great idea that will grow your business or your local economy, and you are located in Eastern Ontario.
Applies to: All of Canada
If you are a Canadian farmer, you can receive money to build or expand a factory which uses agricultural products, like corn, to make fuel for cars and trucks.
Applies to: All of Canada
You can get money to install a solar heating system to heat your building or your water, so your business can reduce pollution and save energy.
Applies to: All of Canada
If you have a small or medium-sized commercial building, apartment building or mixed-use commercial/residential building, you can get money to make improvements that save energy.
Applies to: All of Canada
If you have a small or medium industrial facility or plant, you can get up to $50,000 for projects that help you to reduce pollution and save energy.
Applies to: Ontario
You may qualify for electricity rebates, if your business has adopted energy-efficient technologies that will lower your bottom line.
Applies to: Ontario
You may qualify for a $2,000 signing bonus if you register a new apprentice in a sector where there is a high demand for skilled workers.
Applies to: All of Canada
An export guarantee could increase your chances of obtaining financing.
Applies to: All of Canada
Loan to promote your business abroad or boost production to meet an export order.
Applies to: Ontario
If your Southern Ontario business manufactures and processes foods and beverages, you can apply for funds to expand and modernize your operation.
Applies to: All of Canada
Funding to help you find foreign partners for research and development collaboration.
Applies to: Ontario
Are you planning a new building or major renovation project, outside of the City of Toronto, by 2010? New incentives for construction mean you could save on your electricity bill.
Applies to: All of Canada
You can get financing for your growing business for technical research and development, if you are incorporated and have at least one employee.
Applies to: All of Canada
Receive financing that can help your business invest in developing countries.
Applies to: All of Canada
If you produce milk products or manufacture processed foods or beverages made with milk, you can receive up to $250,000 to create new or improved products.
Applies to: Ontario
Expand your business and develop innovative products for global markets with a grant of up to 15% of eligible costs. Projects must create or retain at least 100 high value jobs, or invest $25 million over five years.
Applies to: All of Canada
If your business produces biofuel (ethanol or biodiesel) using the latest technologies, and your product has been successfully tested, you can get money to help market it.
Applies to: Ontario
Business financing to grow your business in Northern Ontario.
Applies to: All of Canada
Your foreign customer can get financing to purchase your products and services.
Applies to: Ontario
Your corporation could be eligible for a 20% tax credit for scientific research and experimental development (SR&ED) performed through an eligible research institute (ERI).
Applies to: Ontario
This deduction is an incentive to help you purchase new pollution control equipment for your Ontario-based business.
Applies to: Ontario
You may not have to pay the Ontario Employer Health Tax on the first $400,000 of your payroll.
Applies to: Ontario
You may qualify for a grant of up to $4 million to help commercialize your innovative green technologies, processes and/or products in Ontario.
Applies to: Ontario
If you are an Ontario-based corporation, you may be able to claim a 10% tax credit for scientific research & experimental development carried out in Ontario.
Applies to: Ontario
Receive a wage subsidy for your community-based projects, when you give job seekers meaningful work experience.
Applies to: Ontario
Access funding to deal with labour force changes.
Applies to: Ontario
This incentive can help you reduce the costs of purchasing intellectual property for the purpose of implementing a new product or innovation in Ontario.
Applies to: Ontario
You may be able to apply for a Retail Sales Tax (RST) exemption on the purchase of machinery and equipment used in manufacturing and R&D activities.
Applies to: Ontario
Get a $2-per-hour hiring incentive if you hire a student for rural and northern summer jobs placement.
Applies to: All of Canada
Access financing for large-scale global infrastructure or industrial projects that generate economic benefits for Canada and that may create export opportunities for your business.
Applies to: Ontario
Access funding for up to 50% of costs for community-based partnerships that improve health care, downtown renewal, employee skills or job retention.
Applies to: All of Canada
You can get a tax credit, if you spend money on industrial research and development in Canada.
Applies to: Ontario
Grants are available to help you develop training-related programs, standards and materials for your workforce.
Applies to: All of Canada
Financing to help your business meet US border security requirements.
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Applies to: All of Canada
Need employees? You can receive money to hire and train young Canadians between the ages of 15 and 30 to work on your project.
Applies to: All of Canada
Get funding to hire a student to help you implement e-business practices and technologies that can increase your sales or improve productivity.
Applies to: Ontario
Find out how you can apply for funding for business expansion and improvements if your business is located in Southern Ontario.
Applies to: All of Canada
If you are an aerospace and defence company that is incorporated in Canada, you can receive money for research and development projects in Canada.
Applies to: All of Canada
Do you need money to develop and test a new energy technology? You can get funding for clean technology products that fight climate change.
Applies to: Ontario
Your business could receive a wage subsidy of up to 60% for a maximum of 78 weeks to hire an eligible unemployed person.
Applies to: Ontario
You could continue to receive Ontario Works benefits while you start a business.
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