Canadian grants & funding programs

NOHFC - People & Talent

90% funding for intern salaries, boosting workforce development in Northern Ontario.

The intent of the Workforce Development Program is to strengthen and develop Northern Ontario’s workforce through business partnerships by offering internships.

Canada

Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN): Talent Development Program

70% funding for R&D, talent development, and innovative mobility solutions.

The Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN)’s Talent Development Program (TDP) is an Ontario government funding program designed to combine Ontario companies with top young minds to stimulate industry-driven research and development projects for Connected and Autonomous Vehicle (C/AV) technologies. TDP is provided through two streams: TalentEdge Fellowship Program (TFP) and TalentEdge Internship program (TIP).

Ontario

Water Program – On-farm water supply

50% funding for on-farm irrigation and water supply improvements.

The Water Program under Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership aims to support agricultural water management by helping primary producers adopt better water management practices and priority actions. It covers both On-Farm Irrigation Stream and On-Farm Water Supply Stream.

Alberta

Ontario Creates Industry Development Program

50% funding for capacity building, business development, and market expansion activities.

Ontario Creates Industry Development Program provides support to Ontario’s established trade and event organizations to offer initiatives, events and activities with long-term impacts on growth and sustainability in the book, magazine, film, television, and interactive digital media sectors.

Ontario

Intellectual Property Ontario (IPON)

60% funding for IP legal costs

Intellectual Property Ontario (IPON) is a provincial agency established to assist Ontario-based innovators, businesses, and researchers in effectively managing and commercializing their intellectual property (IP).R&D

Ontario

Lion’s Lair (Municipal Government)

Up to 100% funding for innovative tech, training, and mentorship in Hamilton.

LiON?S LAIR is an annual competition presented by Innovation Factory in partnership with the City of Hamilton Economic Development office, which brings together the entrepreneurship and innovation community in Hamilton. The competition gives up-and-coming entrepreneurs the opportunity to pitch their business to a panel of Hamilton’s top business experts for a chance to win cash prizes.

Hamliton

Limestone Trucking Assistance Program

75% funding for trucking limestone, enhancing soil health and farm productivity.

The Limestone trucking assistance program aims to help Nova Scotia farms defray the cost of trucking limestone to neutralize the acidity of the soil on agricultural land and improve production efficiencies.

Nova Scotia

Graduate Student Scholarships - Alberta Innovates

Up to 100% funding for graduate research in emerging technologies and innovation.

The Alberta Innovates Graduate Student Scholarships program (GSS) is designed to enable these promising students to succeed in Emerging Technology Areas of scientific research which are strategically important to Alberta. These areas are Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies (AMM) in and of themselves or which additionally support the innovation priority areas of Environment, Energy, Agriculture, Manufacturing, and Health.

Alberta

Volet Accompagnement pour la gestion de l’énergie

50% funding for energy management, feasibility studies, and performance tracking.

Ce volet offre une aide financière pour aider les gestionnaires de parcs de véhicules quant à la gestion de l’énergie.

Quebec

Product and Market Development Program – Agri-Businesses

50% funding for market development, equipment, and trade show travel.

Small and medium-sized agricultural producers, agri-businesses and agri-processors can apply for up to $30,000 to cover 50% of the costs of expanding their product base or target markets.

Prince Edward Island

NRC IRAP – Youth Employment Program (YEP)

Wage subsidy per eligible youth hire to support innovation and commercialization activities.

Wage subsidy to help innovative Canadian SMEs hire recent post-secondary graduates for technology, business, or commercialization roles that support growth and innovation.

Canada

NRC IRAP - Youth Employment Program

Part of the salary costs for eligible new hires aged 15-30.

Provides funding to hire youth to work on technical opportunities within Canadian small and medium-sized businesses.

Canada

Water Program – On-farm irrigation stream

50% funding for on-farm irrigation and water supply improvements.

The Water Program supports agricultural water management by helping primary producers adopt agriculture water better management practices and priority actions. This supports better management of risks to water quality and supplies, adaptation to climate variability and the efficient use of water resources.

Alberta

DS4Y

75% funding for youth internships, skills training, and digital project support.

Through this internship program, your business can increase the supply of highly qualified candidates and facilitate their transition to a rapidly changing labour market in the digital economy. The Digital Skills for Youth program allows you to leverage the knowledge of a tech-savvy, educated youth population to future-proof your business.

Canada

Supporting Artistic Practice – Literary Publishing Projects

Up to 100% funding for publishing, promoting, and developing Canadian literary works.

The Literary Publishing Projects component of Supporting Artistic Practice funds Canadian publishers of literary books and magazines committed to developing and promoting Canadian literary writers through the publishing process.

Canada

Small Business Recovery Consulting Rebate

The Small Business Recovery Consulting Rebate (SBRCR) aims to support businesses in Northern BC that are negatively affected by various industry and regional economic conditions. This program intends to reduce barriers that businesses may face to accessing professional expertise and recover costs of third-party consulting projects. Businesses must be able to demonstrate a significant decrease in business health and profitability due to economic downturn in an eligible service region.

Canada

Creative Industries Fund

50% funding for marketing, travel, and strategic plans to boost your creative exports.

Apply for funding from the Creative Industries Fund to help grow the export capacity of Nova Scotian artists and creative producers. The fund aims to promote distribution of creative content to national and international markets, increase the exports of Nova Scotian creative products, build brand awareness, increase audience engagement in new markets, diversify and increase revenue streams, and increase the export potential for Nova Scotian cultural products outside of Nova Scotia.

Nova Scotia

Transportez vert – Eco-driving Training

La formation ŕ l’écoconduite fournit aux conducteurs d’un véhicule routier léger ou lourd les outils nécessaires pour comprendre les facteurs qui expliquent la consommation de carburant d’un véhicule routier; acquérir de nouvelles connaissances permettant d’adopter les comportements les plus appropriés pour réduire la consommation d’énergie; adopter une conduite plus efficace sur les plans de l’énergie et de la sécurité.

Quebec

Video program

50% funding for producing music videos for eligible Canadian artists' sound recordings

Grant Goals - Support production of music videos for Canadian sound recordings - Facilitate artistic development in the music video sector - Provide financial assistance for emerging and established Canadian artists - Promote Canadian music video creation and cultural expression Keywords - Music video production - Canadian sound recordings - Artist development - Audio-visual content creation - Independent music support - Cultural funding - Creative media grants - Music industry innovation - Talent development - Audiovisual arts - Performance documentation - Music promotion - Canadian cultural content - Independent artist support Description FACTOR's Video program provides financial support for producing music videos by Canadian artists rated 2 and 3. The program aims to contribute to the development of Canadian music and visual arts by offsetting production costs for music video projects. Target Audience - Canadian musicians - Independent artists - Music video producers - Record labels - Artist management teams - Unsigned artists with artist rating 2 or higher - Canadian music industry professionals Eligible Expenses - Music video production costs - Video shooting - Post-production expenses - Creative development - Technical equipment rental - Location fees - Crew compensation Eligibility - Canadian sound recording artists - Artist rating of 2 or 3 - Unsigned artists can apply individually - Signed artists must have label apply - Envelope Funding recipients excluded Criteria - Maximum $30,000 video funding per fiscal year - 50% funding of total eligible budget - Maximum $20,000 for Artist 2 - Maximum $30,000 for Artist 3 - Must be for qualifying sound recording release Program Requirements - Adhere to FACTOR guidelines - Submit comprehensive project proposal - Demonstrate artistic merit - Provide detailed budget - Meet technical and creative standards Hiring Criteria - Preference for Canadian talent - Professional production standards - Demonstrated artistic vision - Technical competence - Creative innovation Due Dates - Rolling deadlines - Multiple applications allowed annually - No fixed submission window Start Dates - Flexible project initiation - Within fiscal year of application - Subject to FACTOR board approval Age Requirements - No specific age restrictions - Focus on artist rating and professional status Industry / Area of Work - Music - Audio-visual production - Creative media - Entertainment - Cultural industries - Independent music sector

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

Programme Transportez vert: Volet Formation ŕ l’écoconduite

The Transportez vert program provides up to $30,000 in financial assistance for eco-driving training to help reduce energy consumption and improve safety for drivers of light or heavy vehicles.

Quebec

Clean Foundation – Green Jobs Internship program

75% wage subsidy for hiring youth in energy, forestry, mining, and natural resources sectors

Grant Goals - Provide employment opportunities for youth in natural resources sector - Support Canadian employers in energy, forestry, mining, and earth sciences - Facilitate workforce development and talent acquisition - Promote inclusion of underrepresented groups in green economy Keywords - Green jobs - Youth employment - Wage subsidy - Natural resources - Climate action - Workforce development - Skill transition - Internship program - Sustainable employment - Environmental sector - Career development - Indigenous youth support - Disability inclusion - Remote community engagement Description The Green Jobs Internship Program connects young Canadians aged 15-30 with employment opportunities in the natural resources sector. The initiative provides substantial wage subsidies to employers, enabling talent acquisition and supporting career development in emerging green economy fields. Target Audience - Canadian youth (ages 15-30) - Indigenous youth - Women - Racialized youth - Youth with disabilities - Residents of northern/remote communities - Employers in natural resources sectors Eligible Expenses - Intern salary (up to 75% subsidized) - Maximum subsidy: * $30,000 for Indigenous youth, youth with disabilities, northern/remote community residents * $24,000 for women and racialized youth Eligibility - Age 15-30 - Canadian resident - Interested in natural resources sectors - Belonging to underrepresented groups preferred Criteria - Demonstrated interest in green economy - Willingness to work in energy, forestry, mining, earth sciences - Ability to contribute to organizational goals - Openness to skill development Program Requirements - Internship placement in natural resources sector - Commitment to professional development - Participation in program evaluation - Adherence to employer and program guidelines Hiring Criteria - Potential for skill growth - Alignment with organizational mission - Diversity and inclusion considerations - Technical and soft skill potential Due Dates - Not specified on webpage (requires additional research) Start Dates - Typically summer internship period - Flexible based on employer needs Age Requirements - 15-30 years old Industry / Area of Work - Energy - Forestry - Mining - Earth sciences - Environmental conservation - Sustainable development - Climate action research - Natural resource management

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

Planning: Early support grant for sustainable affordable housing projects

50% funding for planning, studies, and early support in sustainable affordable housing projects

Grant Goals - Retrofit existing housing and construct energy-efficient affordable homes - Reduce greenhouse gas emissions in housing sector - Lower operating costs for housing providers - Improve housing quality and affordability - Support sustainable community development Keywords - Sustainable affordable housing - Energy efficiency - Housing retrofit - Green building - Net-zero housing - Climate adaptation - Community housing - Energy conservation - Emissions reduction - Affordable housing innovation - Social infrastructure - Urban sustainability - Residential energy performance - Low-carbon housing solutions Description The Sustainable Affordable Housing (SAH) initiative is a $300-million program supporting not-for-profits, co-ops, and municipalities in creating energy-efficient housing. The program aims to address housing challenges through sustainable retrofits and new construction, focusing on reducing emissions and improving housing quality. Target Audience - Not-for-profit housing organizations - Housing cooperatives - Municipalities - Community housing providers - Small housing portfolio managers - Social housing developers Eligible Expenses - Housing retrofit projects - New energy-efficient housing construction - Planning and feasibility studies - Energy efficiency upgrades - Sustainable building technology implementation Eligibility - Canadian housing providers - Organizations with portfolios under 100 units - Projects demonstrating significant energy efficiency improvements - Proposals aligned with sustainability goals Criteria - Minimum 47% energy savings - Potential for 70% greenhouse gas reduction - Focus on existing housing stock - Tenant affordability considerations - Technical and financial feasibility Program Requirements - Alignment with green building standards - Comprehensive energy performance assessment - Detailed project planning - Commitment to sustainability principles - Potential for scalable solutions Hiring Criteria - Technical expertise in green building - Energy efficiency specialists - Sustainability consultants - Project management professionals Due Dates - Capital projects funding closed - Planning grant intake paused until April 2026 - Program entering final year of original funding envelope Start Dates - Program launched in 2020 - Ongoing support through Regional Energy Coaches - Potential restart of limited funding in April 2026 Age Requirements - No specific age restrictions - Focus on senior-friendly housing designs - Supports aging-in-place initiatives Industry / Area of Work - Residential housing - Municipal infrastructure - Community development - Green building sector - Sustainable urban planning - Social housing management

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

Ontario Centre of Innovation - Market Readiness Program

Provides up to $30,000 in funding to help technology companies validate market potential and accelerate commercialization of innovative products or services.

Ontario

Programme Audit Industrie 4.0 (MEIE Québec)

Grant covering a portion of eligible audit costs, up to $30,000.

Finances external expert audits to assess and plan digital transformation (Industry 4.0) in Quebec SMEs, including diagnostics, digital roadmaps, and implementation planning.

Quebec

Economic Development Fund – Tier 1

75% funding for business plans, market research, and capacity development. Drive your growth.

The Economic Development Fund supports projects and initiatives that provide long-term, sustainable economic benefits to Yukoners and Yukon communities. It replaces the Regional Economic Development Fund, Strategic Industries Development Fund, and Enterprise Trade Fund.

Yukon

Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program

75% funding for sustainable farming practices, land management, and environmental improvements.

The Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program helps improve the environmental resiliency of agricultural landscapes by accelerating the adoption of on-farm land use and management practices that maximize benefits for the environment and society.

Nova Scotia

Programme Transportez vert: Volet Formation à l’écoconduite

The Transportez vert program provides up to $30,000 in financial assistance for eco-driving training to help reduce energy consumption and improve safety for drivers of light or heavy vehicles.

Quebec

Active Transportation Planning program:

100% funding for active transportation planning, research, engagement, and policy development.

Grant Goals • Support local governments in incorporating or enhancing active transportation components in formal planning documents • Facilitate research, engagement, and policy development for active transportation • Improve transportation planning for communities under 25,000 population Keywords • Active transportation • Transportation planning • Municipal infrastructure • Community mobility • Sustainable transportation • Urban planning • Non-motorized transit • Pedestrian infrastructure • Cycling networks • Community development • Policy integration • Mobility planning • Sustainable urban design • Transportation policy • Infrastructure assessment Description The Active Transportation Planning program provides funding to support local governments in developing comprehensive transportation strategies. The program aims to enhance mobility options and infrastructure through research, community engagement, and strategic policy development. Target Audience • Local governments with populations up to 25,000 • Municipal planners • Community development professionals • Transportation policy makers • Urban infrastructure specialists Eligible Expenses • Research costs • Community engagement activities • Policy development • Transportation infrastructure assessment • Consultant fees • Mapping and data collection • Stakeholder consultation Eligibility • Local governments in British Columbia • Populations of 25,000 or less • Commitment to developing active transportation components • Ability to integrate planning into formal documents Criteria • Alignment with Official Community Plan • Sustainability Plan compatibility • Neighborhood Plan integration • Transportation Plan enhancement • Comprehensive approach to active transportation Program Requirements • Submit two-step application process • Complete online application form • Submit detailed application worksheet • Provide supporting documentation • Meet submission deadlines • Comply with reporting requirements Hiring Criteria • Transportation planning expertise • Urban design knowledge • Community engagement skills • Policy development experience • Data analysis capabilities Due Dates • Application period: October 1, 2024 - September 30, 2025 Start Dates • Flexible within funding period • Project commencement aligned with application approval Age Requirements • N/A (organizational grant) Industry / Area of Work • Municipal governance • Urban planning • Transportation infrastructure • Sustainable development • Community mobility

British Columbia

Theatrical exhibition program

75% funding for promoting Canadian films, marketing, and theatrical exhibitions.

The Theatrical Exhibition Program supports exhibitors and theatres across Canada that are programming Canadian films.

Canada

Creating Knowing and Sharing Travel

75% funding for travel, professional development, and cultural events for Indigenous artists.

The Creating, Knowing and Sharing Travel grants support travel costs to attend significant events within Canada or abroad for First Nations, Inuit and Métis artists, arts/cultural professionals, cultural carriers, artistic groups, collectives and organizations.

Canada

Northern Development’s Community Places Program

70% funding for community space creation, renovation, parks, trails, and public facilities

Grant Goals - Improve community amenities - Enhance quality of life - Support community-oriented infrastructure development - Create accessible public spaces - Promote community engagement and social infrastructure Keywords - Community development - Public infrastructure - Social amenities - Rural revitalization - Community spaces - Civic improvement - Public recreation - Municipal enhancement - Community resilience - Inclusive infrastructure - Collaborative development - Social cohesion - Community wellness - Public asset management - Grassroots infrastructure Description The Community Places program provides targeted funding to support the creation, restoration, and enhancement of community spaces. It aims to improve local infrastructure and quality of life by supporting projects that are accessible and beneficial to entire communities. Target Audience - Local governments - Registered First Nations governments - Registered not-for-profit organizations Eligible Expenses - Community hall/event space renovations - Clubhouse building improvements - Public washrooms - Outdoor multi-use plazas/pavilions - Community gardens - Parks and playgrounds - Dog parks - Local government-managed trails and walkways - Free outdoor recreation facilities (skating rinks, tennis courts, skate parks) Eligibility - Must be community-oriented - Must be accessible to all community members - Cannot be limited to private membership - Projects must benefit broader public interest Criteria - Located in northern/central British Columbia - Demonstrates community impact - Aligns with regional development goals - Supports inclusive public infrastructure Program Requirements - Maximum funding: $30,000 - Funding covers up to 70% of eligible project budget - Tri-annual intake frequency - Requires comprehensive project documentation Hiring Criteria - N/A (grant is for infrastructure, not employment) Due Dates - Tri-annual application windows - Specific dates not provided on webpage Start Dates - Varies based on project approval - No fixed universal start date Age Requirements - N/A (organizational applicants) Industry / Area of Work - Municipal infrastructure - Community development - Public recreation - Social services - First Nations community projects - Rural and urban community enhancement

British Columbia

Indigenous Violence Prevention Grants Program

The Indigenous Violence Prevention Grants Program reaffirms the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador’s commitment to preventing violence experienced by Indigenous women, children, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ individuals in the province.

Newfoundland and Labrador

Representation and Promotion

Up to 100% funding for travel, promotion, and market development for Canadian artists.

The Representation and Promotion grants fund travel within Canada for Canadian arts organizations to represent and promote Canadian artists and develop new markets.

Canada

Buy BC Partnership Program – Producers, Processors and Cooperatives

50% funding for marketing, advertising, packaging, and in-store promotions in BC.

The Buy BC Partnership Program provides cost-shared funding to local producers, processors, and associations for local marketing activities that increase consumer awareness and sales of local agriculture, food and beverage products within British Columbia.

British Columbia

Creating, Knowing and Sharing – Travel

75% funding for travel, professional development, and cultural events for Indigenous artists.

The Travel component of Creating, Knowing and Sharing funds First Nations, Inuit and Métis artists, arts/cultural professionals, cultural carriers, artistic groups, collectives, and organizations working in all disciplines.

Canada

Export Readiness – CanExport Community Investment

Coaching, market entry planning, and partial funding for export activities.

Industry-specific export readiness support for small businesses including entertainment venues seeking to expand markets; program includes coaching and funding for export activities.

Canada

Product and Market Development Program – Agricultural Industry Organizations

50% funding for market development, equipment, and trade show travel.

Provincial agriculture industry associations can apply for funding of up to $30,000 to cover 75% of the costs to support growth and expansion of Prince Edward Island agriculture and agri-food businesses.

Prince Edward Island

thriveFORWARD

With the support of FedDev Ontario and the Government of Canada’s Jobs and Growth Fund, NCFDC launched thriveFORWARD to accelerate industrial investment in innovation capital across southern Ontario. By making forward investments in the talent, technology and industries of the future, we can enhance entrepreneur-led growth in strategic sectors and across multiple priority pathways.

Ontario

Explore and Create – Research and Creation

Up to 100% funding for creative research, project development, and artistic creation.

The Research and Creation component of Explore and Create supports the initial stages of the creative process. Canadian artists, artistic groups and arts organizations can apply to develop and make creative works. Grants provide support for creative research, creation and project development.

Canada

Nunavut Filmmakers Funding – Short Film Fund

Up to 100% funding for short films, mentoring, and production costs.

The Short Film Fund provides an opportunity for emerging filmmakers to participate in a mentored program that offers financial support and professional guidance for developing and producing a short film.

Nunavut

Innovative Screening Approaches and Therapies for Screenable Disorders in Newborns (R03 - Clinical Trial Optional)

This FOA encourages research relevant to the development of novel screening approaches and/or therapeutic interventions for potentially fatal or disabling conditions that have been identified through newborn screening, as well as for "high priority" genetic conditions where screening may be possible in the near future. Having an accurate screening test, as well as demonstrating the benefits of early intervention or treatment, are important criteria for including a condition on a newborn screening panel. This FOA defines a "high priority" condition as one where screening is not currently recommended, but infants with the condition would significantly benefit from early identification and treatment.

United States

NICHD Small Research Grant Program (R03 Basic Experimental Studies with Humans Required)

The NICHD Small Research Grant Program (Clinical Trial Required) supports clinical trials that fall within the NICHD mission. This funding opportunity announcement is for basic science experimental studies involving humans, referred to in NOT-OD-18-212 as prospective basic science studies involving human participants. These studies fall within the NIH definition of a clinical trial and also meet the definition of basic research. Types of studies that should submit under this FOA include studies that prospectively assign human participants to conditions (i.e., experimentally manipulate independent variables) and that assess biomedical or behavioral outcomes in humans for the purpose of understanding the fundamental aspects of phenomena without specific application towards processes or products in mind. Studies conducted with specific applications toward processes or products in mind should submit under the appropriate Clinical Trials Required FOA.

United States

Limited Competition: Small Research Grant Program for NIAID K01/K08/K23 Recipients (R03 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) announces a program that provides NIAID-supported K01, K08, and K23 recipients with the opportunity to apply for Small Research Grant (R03) support at some point during the final two years of their K award. Through the use of this mechanism, NIAID seeks to enhance the capability of its K01, K08, and K23 award recipients to conduct research as they complete their transition to fully independent investigator status (e.g., R01 support). The R03 grant mechanism supports different types of projects, including pilot and feasibility studies; secondary analysis of existing data; small, self-contained research projects; development of research methodology; and development of new research technology. The R03 is, therefore, intended to support research projects that can be carried out in a short period of time with limited resources and that may provide preliminary data to support a subsequent R01, or equivalent, application.

United States

Capital Acquisition Assistance

25% funding for equipment, renovations, and technology to boost your business growth.

The program provides up to 25 per cent of the eligible costs to a maximum of $25,000 assistance.

Prince Edward Island

Bioénergies Projet d’analyse

75% funding for bioenergy project analysis, implementation, and simplified procedures.

The Bioénergies Projet d’analyse provides financial assistance for the study of conversion to bioenergy, covering relevant expenses.

Quebec

PME MTL – Funds for Retail businesses

80% funding for new business setups, growth, and enhancing commercial appeal.

PME MTL offers a wide range of financing options to promote business development. This commercial entrepreneurship fund is designed to provide financing tailored to the development of businesses in the retail sector.

Quebec

Science Horizons Youth Internship Program

75% funding for youth internships in environmental science, research, and innovation projects

Grant Goals - Support young graduates in gaining work experience in green economy - Facilitate employment in environmental and clean technology sectors - Provide wage subsidies for internship opportunities - Contribute to Canada's green economic growth - Enable skill development for recent graduates Keywords - Green jobs - Environmental science internships - Youth employment - STEM workforce development - Clean technology - Wage subsidies - Professional skill enhancement - Green economic transition - Climate innovation - Career launching - Technical training - Sustainability employment - Environmental technology - Graduate workforce integration Description The Science Horizons Youth Internship Program provides targeted support for recent university, college, and polytechnic graduates seeking employment in environmental and clean technology sectors. The program bridges the gap between academic training and professional experience through structured internship opportunities. Target Audience - Recent graduates from universities - College and polytechnic graduates - Young professionals in STEM fields - Environmental science students - Clean technology sector candidates - Recent graduates aged 15-30 Eligible Expenses - Intern wages (up to $25,000) - Skills development support - Certification training - Job accessibility resources - Professional development programs Eligibility - Canadian citizens or permanent residents - Recent graduates (within past few years) - Candidates in environmental science, technology, engineering, mathematics - Individuals seeking green economy opportunities Criteria - Must be employed in environmental or clean technology sectors - Internship duration: 6-12 months - Employer must be based in Canada - Position must provide meaningful professional experience Program Requirements - Structured 6-12 month internship - Clear professional development objectives - Alignment with green economy goals - Mentorship and skill-building components Hiring Criteria - Technical competence in STEM fields - Passion for environmental sustainability - Adaptability and learning potential - Alignment with organizational green objectives Due Dates - Varies by funding cycle - Typically annual application windows Start Dates - Flexible within program year - Generally aligned with academic graduation periods Age Requirements - Primary focus: 15-30 years old - Recent graduates regardless of precise age Industry / Area of Work - Environmental science - Clean technology - Renewable energy - Sustainability consulting - Climate change mitigation - Green infrastructure - Environmental engineering - Ecological research - Conservation technology - Sustainable development

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

Capital Acquisition Support

25% funding for equipment, renovations, and technology to boost your business growth.

Get funding of up to $25,000 to cover 25% of project costs for businesses of all levels, from local start-ups to international exporters that want to invest in technology, equipment, and infrastructure in order to grow their business.

Prince Edward Island