Canadian grants & funding programs

Kosher and Halal Investment Program

50% funding for export promotion, market development, and trade activities in kosher and halal meat sectors

Grant Goals - Enhance kosher and halal meat processing capabilities - Support Canadian red meat sector export promotion - Improve market development and trade opportunities - Facilitate innovation in food processing - Increase international market competitiveness Keywords - Kosher certification - Halal compliance - Meat processing innovation - Agricultural export - Food sector investment - Market development - Trade enhancement - Certification capabilities - Agri-food technology - Processor modernization - Sectoral transformation - Culinary standards - International market access - Food safety optimization - Regulatory adaptation Description The Kosher and Halal Investment Program provides strategic funding to Canadian red meat processors. It aims to support sector-wide transformation through targeted financial assistance for certification, technological upgrades, and market expansion initiatives. Target Audience - Red meat processors - Kosher and halal food manufacturers - Agricultural export-oriented businesses - Food processing companies - Meat industry innovators - Canadian agricultural enterprises Eligible Expenses - Certification process costs - Equipment upgrades - Technology implementation - Market research - Export readiness investments - Compliance infrastructure - Processing line modifications - Quality control systems - Training and skill development - Regulatory adaptation expenses Eligibility - Canadian-based red meat processors - For-profit agricultural businesses - Companies with export potential - Entities focused on kosher/halal markets - Businesses demonstrating innovation capacity Criteria - Proven market development strategy - Export readiness - Technological innovation potential - Compliance with food safety standards - Demonstrable economic impact - Alignment with agricultural sector goals Program Requirements - Maximum funding: $2 million - 50% non-repayable contribution - Three-year program cycle - Documented project plan - Measurable outcomes - Alignment with national agricultural objectives Hiring Criteria - Skilled food processing professionals - Certification specialists - Market research experts - Technological implementation teams - Quality assurance personnel Due Dates - Program cycle: 2025-26 to 2027-28 - Specific application windows to be announced - Ongoing competitive selection process Start Dates - Fiscal year 2025-26 - Flexible project implementation - Phased rollout potential Age Requirements - No specific age restrictions - Business maturity and sector experience prioritized Industry / Area of Work - Meat processing - Food manufacturing - Agricultural export - Kosher and halal food sector - International trade - Food technology - Certification services

Alberta · British Columbia · Manitoba · New Brunswick +9 more

R&D INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH AND INNOVATION ORGANIZATIONS

70% funding for R&D, innovation, and collaboration in metal transformation projects.

The program offers financing for collaborative industrial research projects with the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Quebec.

Quebec

NOHFC INVEST North Program Innovation - Demonstration and Commercialization Projects

75% funding for research, development, and commercialization of innovative technologies.

The Demonstration & Commercialization grant is designed to aid in bringing innovative technologies to market by supporting the demonstration of new products or processes to potential users. It aims to bridge the gap between development and market entry, facilitating commercial success through showcasing technology viability and attracting necessary investments and partnerships. This grant is part of the Innovation Stream initiative focused on economic growth and innovation in Northern Ontario.

Canada

Regional Development Program: Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness Stream

The Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness Stream provides financial support to advanced manufacturing companies in Ontario to invest in technology, equipment, or skills to improve competitiveness.

Ontario

TECTERRA Legacy Program

50% funding for geomatics tech, education, commercialization, co-ops, and internships

Grant Goals - Elevate academic excellence in geomatics education - Advance innovation and commercialization in geospatial technologies - Connect industry with emerging geomatics talent - Develop highly qualified geospatial professionals - Support technological infrastructure in academic institutions - Foster entrepreneurship in geomatics sector Keywords - Geomatics - Geospatial technology - Academic innovation - Technology commercialization - Spatial engineering - Remote sensing - GIS (Geographic Information Systems) - Undergraduate research - Technology transfer - Industry-academic partnership - Emerging talent development - Geospatial innovation - Educational technology - Spatial data analysis - Technical skill development Description The TecTerra Legacy Program is a comprehensive initiative supporting geomatics education and innovation across Canadian academic institutions. It provides strategic funding to enhance technological capabilities, support student development, and bridge the gap between academic research and industry needs. Target Audience - Undergraduate geomatics students - Geospatial engineering programs - Canadian post-secondary institutions - Emerging geomatics researchers - Technology-focused academic departments Eligible Expenses - Advanced technology hardware - Specialized software - Laboratory equipment - Student scholarships - Research infrastructure - Technology commercialization support - Academic program development Eligibility - Canadian post-secondary institutions - Geomatics and geospatial engineering programs - Undergraduate-level academic initiatives - Institutions with demonstrable innovation potential Criteria - Alignment with geospatial technology advancement - Potential for industry-academic collaboration - Student skill development focus - Technological innovation potential - Regional technological ecosystem impact Program Requirements - Commitment to geomatics education - Clear technological innovation strategy - Demonstrated student support mechanisms - Alignment with industry technological trends - Potential for knowledge transfer Hiring Criteria - Strong academic performance - Demonstrated interest in geospatial technologies - Innovative thinking - Technical skill proficiency - Potential for industry integration Due Dates - Varies by institution - Typically annual funding cycles - Aligned with academic year planning Start Dates - Primarily aligned with academic year - Flexible implementation timeline - Potential for multi-year funding Age Requirements - Primarily undergraduate-focused - 18-25 years typical range - No strict upper age limit for programs Industry / Area of Work - Geospatial technology - Remote sensing - Geographic information systems - Spatial data analysis - Surveying technologies - Geomatics engineering - Academic research and development

University of Calgary · Southern Alberta Institute of Technology · Northern Alberta Institute of Technology · University of Lethbridge

Canada Community Security Program (CCSP):

50% funding for security equipment, renovations, assessments, training, and third-party security personnel

Grant Goals - Protect safety and security of communities at risk of hate-motivated incidents - Enhance security measures at community gathering spaces - Provide financial support for security infrastructure and preparedness - Increase community resilience against targeted threats Keywords - Community security - Hate crime prevention - Infrastructure protection - Safety enhancement - Vulnerability mitigation - Risk assessment - Security infrastructure - Community resilience - Protective measures - Threat mitigation - Organizational safety - Emergency preparedness - Targeted support - Preventative funding Description The Canada Community Security Program (CCSP) is a government initiative designed to support vulnerable communities by providing financial assistance for security improvements. The program offers funding to help organizations enhance their physical security and develop comprehensive safety strategies. Target Audience - Private, not-for-profit organizations - Educational institutions - Shelters for gender-based violence victims - Places of worship - Community centers - Office spaces - Cemeteries - Child care centers Eligible Expenses - Security equipment and hardware - Minor security-related renovations - Security and emergency assessments - Security planning - Training - Third-party security personnel Eligibility - Registered as private, not-for-profit organization - Serving vulnerable or at-risk communities - Demonstrable need for security enhancement - Ability to contribute matching funds - Compliance with program guidelines Program Requirements - Comprehensive security assessment - Detailed project proposal - Budget documentation - Quotes for proposed security measures - Organizational risk profile - Commitment to community safety Hiring Criteria - Organizational capacity to implement security measures - Demonstrated community impact - Technical feasibility of proposed security interventions - Alignment with program objectives - Potential for risk reduction Due Dates - Continuous intake starting October 1st, 2024 - First-come, first-served application process Start Dates - Flexible project implementation timeline - Dependent on application approval - Time-limited funding support Age Requirements - No specific age restrictions - Organizational eligibility primary criteria Industry / Area of Work - Community safety - Social services - Educational institutions - Religious organizations - Non-profit sector - Community development - Victim support services

Alberta · British Columbia · Manitoba · New Brunswick +9 more

Scale AI

50% funding for AI projects, covering R&D, travel, and marketing expenses.

We invest in companies across a range of industries that are deploying AI to enhance their supply chain. We look for innovative, collaborative projects that are leveraging AI to help make supply chains more intelligent and more efficient, such as: Supply chain operators Supply chain solutions providers AI and digital technology providers

Canada

Canada Small Business Financing Program (CSBFP) (DUPLICATE)

75% funding for equipment, renovations, and working capital to boost your business.

The Canada Small Business Financing Program (CSBFP) is a government-sponsored loan program administered by the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) that provides financial assistance to small businesses in Canada to help them obtain financing for the purchase or improvement of fixed assets.

Canada

R&D INDUSTRIELLE DES ORGANISMES DE RECHERCHE ET D’INNOVATION

70% funding for R&D, innovation, and collaboration in metal transformation projects.

The R&D INDUSTRIELLE DES ORGANISMES DE RECHERCHE ET D’INNOVATION program provides funding for joint industrial research projects in the field of metal transformation and related sectors.

Quebec

Regional Economic Growth Through Innovation (REGI) – Atlantic/North/East Regions (ACOA programs)

Funding toward eligible capital, software, process improvements, and hiring.

Federal regional development fund supporting business scale-up, productivity, and innovation in eligible Atlantic and other regions, including eligible SME projects.

Atlantic Canada

Canada Media Fund – Experimental Stream: Innovation & Commercialization

Up to 75% of eligible costs, to a maximum of $1,500,000 (typically repayable contribution).

Funding for the production and commercialization of innovative, interactive digital media products including games and immersive experiences ready for market.

Canada

Eastern Ontario Development Fund (EODF)

0% loan funding for innovation, job creation, and market expansion in Eastern Ontario.

The Eastern Ontario Development Fund provides support for projects and investments to existing businesses, municipalities and not-for-profit organizations for economic development in eastern Ontario.

Ontario

Ontario Regional Development Program – Eastern Ontario Development Fund (EODF)

Up to 15% of eligible project costs as a grant; larger strategic projects may access loans with a grant portion.

Support for manufacturers expanding, adopting new technologies, or improving processes in Eastern Ontario to drive productivity and job growth.

Ontario

Ontario Regional Development Program – Southwestern Ontario Development Fund (SWODF)

Up to 15% of eligible project costs as a grant; larger projects may access loans with a grant component.

Funding for manufacturers to invest in equipment, facility expansion, process improvements, and innovation to boost productivity and competitiveness in Southwestern Ontario.

Ontario

Green Construction through Wood (GCWood) Program

70% funding for innovative wood construction projects, including design, retrofits, and prefabrication.

The GCWood program provides non-repayable contributions of up to $1.4 million for wood construction projects that support Canada's commitments to reduce emissions.

Canada

Quantum Leap

33% funding for R&D, salaries, travel, and equipment in biopharmaceutical innovation.

Our pharma-led funding program for drug discovery research

Canada

Canada Small Business Financing Program

A loan program in collaboration with financial institutions, offering term loans and lines of credit to finance costs such as land or building purchases, equipment, leasehold improvements, intangible assets, and working capital.

Canada

Canada Small Business Financing Program (CSBFP)

75% funding for equipment, renovations, and working capital to boost your business growth.

The Canada Small Business Financing Program (CSBFP) is a government-sponsored loan program administered by the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) that provides financial assistance to small businesses in Canada to help them obtain financing for the purchase or improvement of fixed assets.

Ontario

Broadband and Cellular Expansion Projects

NOHFC support for broadband and cellular expansion projects in Ontario.

Ontario

NRC IRAP Financial Support

75% funding for R&D, innovation projects, and commercialization efforts.

NRC IRAP provides funding to support research and development projects at various stages of the innovation cycle. It has an increased funding threshold of up to $10 million for larger research and development projects.

Canada

Innovative Solutions Canada (ISC)

Helps startups and small businesses overcome technology development hurdles to produce globally demanded products and services, offering up to $150,000 for proof-of-concept projects and up to $1 million for prototype development.

Canada

AI Compute Access Fund

Do you need access to AI compute to power your innovation? The AI Compute Access Fund offers financial support to help small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) access the compute power they need to scale and commercialize innovative AI projects. Save money and stay competitive right here at home. The AI Compute Access Fund will support successful projects with compute costs ranging from $100,000 up to $5 million by: - Covering two-thirds of your eligible costs for Canadian, cloud-based AI compute services - Covering half of your eligible costs for non-Canadian, cloud-based AI compute services

Canada

Web Presence Assistance

50% funding for website creation, e-commerce setup, and online marketing.

Web Presence Assistance helps Island businesses and not-for-profits increase business by establishing an online presence, reaching customers, and increasing sales.

Prince Edward Island

NOHFC Invest North Program Innovation – Industrial Research Chair (IRC)

The Industrial Research Chair (IRC) initiative aims to establish and enhance research capacity at Northern Ontario universities, colleges, and research institutions, benefitting Northern Ontario’s key economic sectors and attracting and retaining highly qualified personnel.

Ontario

NSERC Alliance Grants (Industry–Academic R&D)

NSERC typically contributes 50–66% of total project costs, up to $1,000,000 per year depending on stream.

Cost-shared research grants supporting collaborations between Canadian businesses and post-secondary researchers to solve applied R&D challenges.

Canada

Canada Global Innovation - Ocean Supercluster - Innovation Ecosystem Projects and Activity Program

75% funding for ocean innovation projects, including technology development and ecosystem building.

Innovation Ecosystem Projects and Activity program is designed to help build a robust innovation ecosystem to support significant growth potential in the sector including projects and activity that help ocean startup companies become established and grow, support capacity building and sector workforce development, build and expand ocean networks and partnerships, and increase visibility of Canada’s global ocean brand.

Canada

NOHFC Invest North Program Investment – Regional Tile Drainage

75% funding for tile drainage installation, enhancing agricultural productivity in Northern Ontario.

The Regional Tile Drainage Initiative is designed to support the agriculture sector in installing tile drainage to increase the amount and improve the quality of arable land in Northern Ontario resulting in more productive growing seasons and increased crop yields for producers.

Ontario

Scientific Research & Development (SR&ED)

35% funding for R&D, innovation, and technology development to boost your business.

One of the largest tax incentive programs available to a wide range of Canadian businesses Access up to 69% of labour and overhead costs, 36% of contractor costs, and 45% of material costs

Canada

Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Alliance Grants

Funding for collaborative R&D projects, covering up to 75% of project costs.

Supports collaborative research partnerships between academia and industry, fostering innovation in various technology sectors.

Canada

Industry Grants Program by NGIF Capital

Offers non-dilutive grants to startups delivering solutions to environmental and other challenges facing the natural gas sector, helping de-risk clean technology development.

Canada

Canada Global Innovation - Ocean Supercluster - Technology Leadership

75% funding for ocean innovation projects, including technology development and ecosystem building.

The OSC’s Technology Leadership Project program is designed to help accelerate the development and commercialization of innovative, made-in-Canada ocean solutions. Key areas of focus in this program include Scaled Ocean Energy, Sustainable Seafood, Future of Transport, Ocean Climate and other areas of growth.

Canada

Jobs and Growth Fund

Provides funding to businesses and organizations to help create jobs and position local economies for long-term growth, focusing on transitioning to a green economy, fostering an inclusive recovery, enhancing competitiveness, and creating jobs across the province.

British Columbia · Canada

NSERC Alliance Missions – Cybersecurity (Industry-Partnered via Academic Lead)

Non-repayable support to academic institution; industry partner contributes cash/in-kind; benefits flow to partner via IP and project outcomes.

Supports collaborative research projects between Canadian universities and industry targeting national cybersecurity challenges (e.g., secure software, identity, privacy, critical infrastructure).

Canada

Newfoundland and Labrador Innovation and Business Investment Corp – Business Investment Fund (Innovation)

Non-repayable contribution for eligible innovation activities; proportion and caps vary by stream.

Supports the development and commercialization of innovative technologies and processes, including software and cybersecurity solutions.

Newfoundland and Labrador

OpenSSF – Alpha-Omega Project (Grant Support)

Large-scale grants and directed investments to improve OSS security posture.

Supports security improvements for critical open-source software. Provides funding for audits, hardening, memory safety refactors, vulnerability remediation, and secure-by-default improvements for high-impact projects.

Global · Canada

Investments in Forest Industry Transformation (IFIT)

Up to 50% funding for innovative studies, technology assessments, and market feasibility.

The IFIT program provides non-repayable contributions for capital investment projects and studies linked to the advancement of innovation in support of forest sector transformation

Canada

Canada Global Innovation - Protein Industries - Artificial Intelligence

70% funding for AI projects in plant-based food, feed, and ingredients innovation.

Protein Industries Canada's AI program is part of a broader $30 million commitment under the Government of Canada’s Pan-Canadian Artificial Intelligence Strategy, aiming to co-invest in AI-driven projects until March 31, 2026. These projects will specifically target advancements in the plant-based and agrifood sectors, encouraging innovation across the entire value chain. The initiative facilitates both solicited and unsolicited project proposals, emphasizing the importance of collaboration among companies to meet the program's objectives. The application process involves an Expression of Interest (EOI) followed by a Full Project Proposal, guiding consortia through project feasibility, technology and data assessment, and risk mitigation strategies​.

Canada

Green Freight Program – Stream 2 (Innovative Deployments and Demonstrations)

Cost-shared funding for pilots/demonstrations, up to $1,000,000 per project depending on scope.

Supports pilot and demonstration projects of innovative technologies and practices that improve fuel efficiency and reduce GHGs in medium- and heavy-duty freight.

Canada

Green Industrial Facilities and Manufacturing Program – Implementation Projects

Cost-shared support for capital implementation; percentage and caps depend on project scope and stream.

NRCan funding for industrial energy efficiency implementation projects that deliver measurable energy savings and GHG reductions.

Canada

OVIN R&D Partnership Fund – Electric Vehicles (EV) Stream

Typically up to 33% of eligible project costs, to a maximum of $1,000,000.

Supports Ontario-led industry collaborations developing, validating, and commercializing EV and low-carbon vehicle technologies, components, and manufacturing processes.

Ontario

Canada Global Innovation - Protein Industries - Technology Leadership

45% funding for ingredient development, crop sustainability, and product commercialization.

Protein Industries Canada will co-invest in collaborative consortia that leverage strengths, address gaps and incent innovations along the agrifood value chain. All projects are expected to engage diverse and inclusive teams with meaningful participation of women, Indigenous Peoples and/or other under-represented groups. Protein Industries Canada’s contribution, both in magnitude and proportion, to an approved project will be determined by how, and the extent to which, the project outcomes are aligned with the priority areas and Global Innovation Cluster objectives and the potential for transformation. Consortiums of three or more companies can take part in Protein Industries Canada’s technology program. Projects under this program must have a clear connection to plant protein, while falling under one of the pillars, including crops, genetics, ingredients, and products. Additionally, technology projects are expected to show advancements in environmental sustainability and efforts toward economic reconciliation.

Canada

OVIN R&D Partnership Fund – Connected and Automated Vehicles (C/AV) Stream

Typically up to 33% of eligible costs, up to $1,000,000 per project.

Funds Ontario consortia developing C/AV and smart mobility technologies relevant to automotive suppliers and manufacturers, including sensors, software, and advanced manufacturing integration.

Ontario

British Columbia Manufacturing Jobs Fund (MJF)

Non-repayable funding towards eligible capital and project costs.

Supports manufacturing companies in B.C. to invest in equipment, facility modernization, decarbonization, and diversification to create and maintain high-quality jobs.

British Columbia

Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) – Business Innovation and Growth

Repayable and non-repayable contributions for eligible capital, R&D, and commercialization costs.

Large-scale funding for projects that accelerate technology development, commercialization, and productivity improvements, including advanced manufacturing scale-up and adoption of transformative technologies.

Canada

PrairiesCan Interest Free Loan

50% funding for technology adoption, market expansion, and productivity enhancement.

Grant Goals - Accelerate growth in Prairie provinces - Enhance business productivity - Support technology commercialization - Develop innovative goods and services - Expand and diversify business markets - Promote economic development in key industries Keywords - Regional innovation - Business scale-up - Technology adoption - Productivity enhancement - Market diversification - Economic growth - Technological commercialization - Advanced manufacturing - Clean technology - Digital transformation - Sectoral innovation - Prairies economic development Description PrairiesCan offers a strategic funding program to support high-growth businesses in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. The grant provides interest-free, repayable funding to help companies improve productivity, adopt innovative technologies, and expand market presence. Target Audience - High-growth, for-profit Canadian companies - Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) - Businesses operating in Prairie provinces - Companies with 2+ years of operational history - Innovative technology developers - Manufacturing and technology firms Eligible Expenses - Technology acquisition and adaptation - Process re-engineering - Manufacturing capacity enhancement - Market development - Best management practice implementation - Late-stage product development - Technology demonstration - Digital infrastructure investment Eligibility - Incorporated in Canada - Minimum 2 years of operational history - Staffed facilities in Prairie provinces - Confirmed non-government funding (50% of project costs) - High-growth business classification - Maximum project duration of 3 years Criteria - Market potential assessment - Management capability evaluation - Financial capacity review - Economic benefit analysis - Technology readiness - Alignment with regional priorities Program Requirements - Interest-free, repayable funding - Funding range: $200,000 to $5,000,000 - Up to 50% of project costs covered - One-year grace period post-project completion - Five-year repayment period - No early repayment penalties Hiring Criteria - Focus on innovative talent - Skills in technology commercialization - Experience in advanced manufacturing - Digital transformation expertise - Clean technology knowledge Due Dates - Continuous intake - 30-day initial feedback period - Approximately 90-day full application review Start Dates - Flexible project initiation - Maximum 3-year project duration Age Requirements - No specific age restrictions - Business must be 2+ years old Industry / Area of Work - Agriculture and food processing - Forestry - Mining - Oil and gas - Manufacturing - Information technology - Professional services - Healthcare - Clean technology - Digital industries - Bio-sciences

Canada

Implementation projects – Adaptation in Action

60% funding for climate-resilient infrastructure, nature-based solutions, and community services

Grant Goals - Empower municipalities to implement climate adaptation projects - Reduce impacts from climate-related events and hazards - Enhance long-term climate resilience in communities - Support equitable and inclusive climate adaptation - Implement on-the-ground solutions to climate risks Keywords - Climate resilience - Municipal adaptation - Climate risk mitigation - Infrastructure transformation - Ecological adaptation - Community vulnerability reduction - Extreme weather preparedness - Nature-positive solutions - Equity-focused climate action - Sustainable municipal development - Hazard risk management - Climate change response - Adaptive infrastructure - Community resilience - Low-carbon strategies Description The Green Municipal Fund's Implementation Projects: Adaptation in Action initiative supports Canadian municipalities in developing targeted climate adaptation strategies. The program provides funding for implementing practical, localized solutions that enhance community resilience to climate change impacts. Target Audience - Canadian municipal governments - Municipal corporations - Regional/provincial organizations delivering municipal services - Non-governmental organizations - Not-for-profit organizations - Research institutes - Indigenous communities Eligible Expenses - Public cooling/warming infrastructure - Critical infrastructure retrofitting - Backup power systems - Infrastructure relocation - Flood protection works - Stormwater management - Green infrastructure installation - Shoreline rehabilitation - Slope stabilization - Wetland restoration - Vegetation management - Operational testing of climate adaptation measures Eligibility - Must be a Canadian municipal entity or eligible partner - Completed climate adaptation plan or risk assessment - Project valued under $1 million - Project completable within three years - Aligned with community climate risk assessment - Not routine municipal work - Not emergency response or disaster recovery Criteria - Reduce climate-related hazard impacts - Implementable within three years - Aligned with local climate adaptation strategies - Demonstrates community benefit - Supports equity and inclusion - Incorporates nature-positive design - Minimizes potential negative environmental transfers Program Requirements - New or subsequent phase of climate adaptation project - Obtain necessary approvals/permits - Do not increase hazard sensitivity - Align with community climate risk assessment - Demonstrate technical feasibility - Include comprehensive project objectives - Provide expected outcome metrics Hiring Criteria - Preference for projects led by or partnering with Indigenous communities - Emphasis on interdisciplinary teams - Skills in climate adaptation planning - Understanding of local ecological contexts - Expertise in infrastructure resilience - Commitment to equity and community engagement Due Dates - Round 1: July 8-August 19, 2025 - Round 2: August 20-October 9, 2025 Start Dates - Within three years of grant approval - Flexible project initiation timeline Age Requirements - No specific age restrictions - Organizational eligibility prioritized Industry / Area of Work - Municipal infrastructure - Climate adaptation - Environmental resilience - Community services - Urban planning - Natural resource management - Ecological restoration - Public infrastructure - Emergency preparedness

Alberta · British Columbia · Manitoba · New Brunswick +8 more

Health Facilities Program

100% funding for planning, construction, renovation, maintenance, and management of health facilities

Grant Goals - Support health infrastructure development for First Nations and Inuit communities - Enable community-driven health facility planning and management - Improve access to local health services - Transfer control of health infrastructure to Indigenous organizations - Facilitate safe and efficient healthcare delivery Keywords - Indigenous health infrastructure - Community health facilities - First Nations healthcare - Inuit health services - Medical infrastructure support - Healthcare facility development - Community-driven health planning - Cultural competence - Indigenous health equity - Infrastructure resilience - Community wellness - Healthcare access - Capacity building - Preventative health - Professional healthcare spaces Description The Health Facilities Program provides comprehensive funding for Indigenous health infrastructure across Canada. It supports planning, construction, expansion, and maintenance of health facilities to improve healthcare delivery in First Nations and Inuit communities. Target Audience - First Nations communities - Inuit communities - Indigenous health service delivery organizations - Community health administrators - Regional health authorities Eligible Expenses - Facility operations and maintenance - Rent - Utility charges - Cleaning services - Custodial services - Routine maintenance - Minor repairs - Major capital projects - New facility construction - Facility expansion - Significant renovations Eligibility - First Nations communities across Canada - Inuit communities - Related health service delivery organizations - Communities with demonstrated healthcare infrastructure needs Criteria - Greatest demonstrated need - Potential community health impact - Prevention of health service interruptions - Proximity to home communities - Integration with provincial/territorial health systems Program Requirements - Community health planning - Operational service delivery plans - Regional office collaboration - Infrastructure needs assessment - Long-term health service sustainability Hiring Criteria - Healthcare professionals - Community health workers - Facility management specialists - Infrastructure planning experts Due Dates - Ongoing application process - No specific deadline - Continuous needs assessment by regional offices Start Dates - Varies based on project complexity - Determined through regional office assessment - Prioritized by community needs Age Requirements - Not specified Industry / Area of Work - Healthcare infrastructure - Community health services - Indigenous health - Medical facility development - Public health infrastructure - Social service facilities

Alberta · British Columbia · Manitoba · New Brunswick +9 more

Research and Development Tax Incentive (R&DTI)

Refundable or non-refundable tax offset for eligible R&D expenditure, rate depends on company size and R&D intensity.

Tax offset to encourage Australian companies to conduct eligible R&D activities, including development of new machinery, processes, and industrial technologies.

Australia