Canadian grants & funding programs

NBIF – Innovation Voucher Fund

Non-repayable voucher up to $25,000 to cover a portion of eligible service costs.

Assists New Brunswick companies with product development and innovation through access to external expertise, prototyping, testing, and market validation services.

New Brunswick

TACC New Relationship Trust (NRT) Community Equity Match Grant

25% matching funds for establishing, modernizing, or expanding your First Nation business.

Get an equity match of up to $25,000 for British Columbia First Nation Community business projects to establish, modernize or expand a business.

British Columbia

Arts across Canada – Translation

Up to 75% funding for translating Canadian literary and dramatic works into Canadian languages and sign languages

Grant Goals - Facilitate translation of Canadian literary and dramatic works - Promote linguistic diversity and cultural exchange - Support translation across French, English, Indigenous languages, and sign languages - Enhance accessibility of Canadian artistic works Keywords - Literary translation - Dramatic work translation - Multilingual publishing - Cultural accessibility - Language preservation - Artistic communication - Cross-linguistic adaptation - Indigenous language support - Sign language interpretation - Intercultural dialogue - Linguistic mediation - Artistic representation - Publication support - Performance translation Description The Translation component supports the translation of Canadian literary and dramatic works into various languages, including French, English, Indigenous languages, and sign languages. The program aims to broaden the reach and accessibility of Canadian artistic works across linguistic and cultural boundaries. Target Audience - Literary publishers - Theatre companies - Dramaturgical organizations - Multidisciplinary organizations - First Nations, Inuit, and Métis groups - Deaf and disability arts organizations - Translators - Cultural intermediaries Eligible Expenses - Translation fees - Surtitling costs - Reading fees - Bilingual editing - Promotional expenses - Video documentation of translated works Eligibility - Canadian literary and dramatic work authors - Organizations with validated portal profiles - Literary organizations receiving core grants - Indigenous publishers - Theatre and multidisciplinary groups Criteria - Works must be Canadian-authored - Translation for publication or presentation - Sign language as language of presentation - No pre-deadline date activities - No duplicate funding from other Canada Council programs Program Requirements - Single application can include multiple translation requests - Annual Supplement available for specific costs - Translation rates based on regional standards - Provide rationale for requested amount - Comply with Canada Council's granting policy Hiring Criteria - Professional translators - Linguistic expertise - Cultural understanding - Artistic interpretation skills - Proficiency in source and target languages Due Dates - Consult Deadlines and Notification of Results page - Annual application cycle - Specific deadlines vary Start Dates - After application deadline - Project-specific timelines - No pre-deadline date activities Age Requirements - No specific age restrictions - Professional capacity is primary consideration Industry / Area of Work - Literary publishing - Performing arts - Theatre - Cultural translation - Linguistic services - Indigenous arts - Deaf and disability arts

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

FACTOR Music Programs

50% funding for marketing, touring, and video production to elevate your music career.

FACTOR provides financial support to Canadian talent and the music industry through a wide range of funding programs, including artist development, sound recording, collective initiatives, and more.

Canada

PME MTL – Commercialization of Innovation

Non-repayable contribution up to $25,000 for commercialization expenses.

Helps Montreal companies bring innovative products/services to market, including marketing strategy, pilot deployments, certifications, and sales enablement activities tied to commercialization.

Montreal · Quebec

Limited Competition: Small Grant Program for the NCATS Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) Program (R03 Clinical Trial Optional)

The purpose of this FOA is to enhance the capability of NCATS CTSA Program KL2 scholars and recipients of diversity and re-entry supplements supported by the CTSA Program to conduct research as they complete the transition to fully independent academic translational scientists. These R03 grants will support different clinical and translational science research projects, including pilot and feasibility studies; secondary data analysis of existing data; small, self-contained research projects; development of research methodology; and development of new research technology. Research proposed in the R03 application may or may not include patient-oriented research. 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 provide preliminary data to support submission of a subsequent R01, or equivalent, application.

United States

Basic Research in Cancer Health Disparities (R03 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

This Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) encourages grant applications from investigators interested in conducting basic, mechanistic research into the biological/genetic causes of cancer health disparities. These research project grants will support innovative studies designed to investigate biological/genetic bases of cancer health disparities, such as (1) mechanistic studies of biological factors associated with cancer disparities, including those related to basic research in cancer biology or cancer prevention strategies, (2) the development and testing of new methodologies and models, and (3) secondary data analyses. This FOA is also designed to aid and facilitate the growth of a nationwide cohort of scientists with a high level of basic research expertise in cancer health disparities research who can expand available resources and tools, such as biospecimens, patient derived models, and methods that are necessary to conduct basic research in cancer health disparities.

United States

Ethical, Legal and Social Implications (ELSI) Small Research Grant (R03) Clinical Trial Optional)

This Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) invites Small Research Grant (R03) applications to study the ethical, legal and social implications (ELSI) of human genome research. These applications should be for small, self-contained research projects, such as those that involve single investigators. Of particular interest are projects that propose normative or conceptual analyses, including focused legal, economic, philosophical, anthropological, or historical analyses of new or emerging issues. This mechanism can also be used for the collection of preliminary data and the secondary analysis of existing data.

United States

NICHD Small Research Grant Program (R03 Clinical Trial Required)

The NICHD Small Research Grant Program (Clinical Trial Required) supports clinical trials that fall within the NICHD mission.

United States

Research on Autism Spectrum Disorders (R03 Clinical Trial Optional)

Reissue of the PA-18-399. The purpose of this Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) is to encourage research grant applications to support research designed to elucidate the etiology, epidemiology, diagnosis, and optimal means of service delivery in relation to Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). An R03 grant supports small, discrete, well-defined projects that can be completed in two years and that require limited resources. An R03 grant application may not contain extensive detail or discussion. R03 applications may include development of new research methodologies or technology, secondary analysis of existing data, and pilot or feasibility studies. Preliminary data are not required, particularly in applications proposing pilot or feasibility studies.

United States

Food Safety Program (FSP)

70% funding for food safety assessments, improvements, and certifications in BC agrifood businesses

# Grant Goals - Increase adoption of food safety practices and systems by BC on-farm and post-farm businesses - Enable BC agrifood sector to meet national and international food safety regulatory requirements - Build public confidence in foods and beverages processed or handled for consumption and trade - Increase number of businesses implementing food safety assessments and risk mitigation strategies # Keywords - Food safety - Risk assessment - HACCP certification - Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) - Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) - Preventative Control Plans (PCPs) - Third-party food safety certification - Agrifood risk mitigation - Food safety systems - Regulatory compliance - On-farm food safety - Post-farm food safety - Traceability - Food safety infrastructure - Sanitation protocols - Quality assurance - Food safety training - Hazard analysis - Critical control points # Description The Food Safety Program is a five-year initiative funded by the Governments of Canada and British Columbia. It provides cost-shared funding to help BC agrifood businesses improve their food safety practices, conduct risk assessments, and achieve third-party certifications to enhance food safety standards and regulatory compliance. # Target Audience - BC-based on-farm businesses - BC-based post-farm businesses - Food producers - Food processors - Packers and co-packers - Food distributors - Agricultural enterprises handling food for human consumption # Eligible Expenses - Food safety assessments - Risk identification and documentation - Good Agricultural/Manufacturing Practices implementation - Preventative Control Plan development - Third-party certification costs - Equipment upgrades for food safety - Facility modifications - Staff training - Sanitation equipment - Laboratory testing - Consulting services for food safety improvements # Eligibility - Active business registration in BC - Operating in food production/processing - Provincially and federally licensed (where applicable) - Producing/processing food for human consumption - Compliance with legal requirements - Registered with BC Premises Identification Program (for animal producers) # Criteria - Must have BC business number or GST number - Based and operating in British Columbia - Produce/process food for human consumption - Follow all legal requirements - Demonstrate commitment to food safety improvement # Program Requirements - Complete food safety assessment - Develop risk mitigation strategies - Implement Good Agricultural/Manufacturing Practices - Pursue third-party certification - Maintain detailed documentation - Comply with program guidelines - Submit required reporting # Hiring Criteria - Qualified Food Safety Professionals - Certified third-party auditors - Professionals with food safety expertise - Individuals with HACCP certification - Technical advisors with regulatory knowledge # Due Dates - Applications Open: April 1, 2025 - Applications Close: April 10, 2025, at 4 pm # Start Dates - Project Start: On or after April 1, 2025 - Project Completion: Within 5 months of approval or by December 1, 2025 # Age Requirements - No specific age restrictions - Business must be legally established # Industry / Area of Work - Agriculture - Food production - Food processing - Food packaging - Food distribution - Food safety consulting - Agricultural technology - Food quality assurance

British Columbia

Strategic Networking and Development Program - Alberta Innovates

Up to 50% funding for networking events, workshops, and tech collaborations.

Emerging technologies offer the promise of new industries and transformational solutions to challenges across Alberta’s key sectors. Bringing Alberta’s inventors and tech talent together along with industry and other key stakeholders is critical to create, develop and use technology to create new futures. The objectives of the Program are to support high impact networking, workshops, gatherings, competitions, educational and experiential programming and events in emerging technologies which: • Connect Alberta’s tech talent and expertise including researchers, other inventors and students with each other and with industry, including the Small-Medium Enterprise (SME) / start-up community, Multinational Enterprises (MNEs), and other technology end-users and stakeholders • Explore Alberta-based collaborations between and within members of Academia, Industry, Community, and Government (Quadruple Helix model) • Provide exceptional experiential learning opportunities for K-12 or post-secondary students in STEM, especially in the emerging technology areas listed below • Develop entrepreneurial thinking and skillsets in a tech setting, to become engaged individuals, contributors and leaders, helping to preparing students/inventors for their futures in Alberta.

Alberta

WSIB Health and Safety Excellence Program (HSEP) – Employer Rebates

Rebates based on employer premium size and topics completed; potential double rebate for small businesses at times.

Ontario employers that implement validated health and safety topics can earn rebates on WSIB premiums and recognition, improving safety outcomes and reducing costs.

Ontario

Yukon Film – Training Fund

75% funding for training in film, television, and digital media skills.

Yukon not-for-profit organizations may apply to receive up to $25,000 in funding to cover up to 75% of eligible costs to offer training programs to Yukoners. The programs must increase opportunities for Yukoners to work in the film, television and digital production industries.

Yukon

Support for Entrepreneurs and Economic Development (SEED) – Entrepreneur Support

75% funding for startup, market development, operational support, and film projects.

The program provides funding to entrepreneurs and small businesses to help with start-up, business expansion, market and product development, capacity building, operational support, and film support.

Northwest Territories

Fonds Entrepreneuriat commercial

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

A grant of up to $25,000 to support commercial entrepreneurship projects.

Quebec

Productivity and Innovation Voucher Program

75% funding for product development, process improvement, and expert research access.

The Productivity and Innovation Voucher Program helps small and medium-sized companies access expertise within post-secondary institutions to improve productivity, develop new products, services, or processes, and grow their business. Two tiers of vouchers are available: up to $15,000 for eligible businesses that have not previously been awarded a voucher or are applying with a new project, and up to $25,000 for eligible businesses to build on work already completed through a Tier 1 Voucher.

Nova Scotia

Local Community Accessibility Grant Program

50% funding for barrier removal in built environment, education, policy, and technology programs

Grant Goals - Remove barriers for persons with disabilities - Support local government accessibility initiatives - Enhance community inclusivity and accessibility - Promote active participation of persons with disabilities - Implement targeted accessibility improvements Keywords - Accessibility - Disability inclusion - Barrier removal - Community engagement - Assistive technology - Inclusive design - Social participation - Adaptive infrastructure - Disability rights - Universal design - Accommodation strategies - Inclusive policy development - Barrier identification - Community empowerment - Adaptive communication - Spatial accessibility - Technological integration - Social equity - Disability awareness - Participatory design Description The Local Community Accessibility Grant Program provides funding to British Columbia municipalities and regional districts to address accessibility challenges. The initiative supports comprehensive approaches to removing barriers for persons with disabilities through targeted, community-driven interventions. Target Audience - British Columbia municipalities - Regional districts - Local government accessibility committees - Community organizations focused on disability support - Accessibility planning teams - Municipal policy developers Eligible Expenses - Physical infrastructure modifications - Assistive technology acquisition - Educational program development - Accessibility audit and assessment - Communication strategy enhancement - Inclusive design consulting - Barrier removal implementation - Technology integration - Awareness campaign development - Policy research and development Eligibility - Located in British Columbia - Municipalities and regional districts - One application per district - Alignment with Accessible B.C. Act requirements - Demonstrated commitment to accessibility improvement Criteria - Clear accessibility barrier identification - Measurable project outcomes - Community-focused intervention - Alignment with local accessibility plans - Potential for broader impact - Innovative approach to barrier removal Program Requirements - Maximum funding: $25,000 - One-time grant - Community-based action - Demonstration of need - Collaborative approach - Comprehensive project planning Hiring Criteria - N/A (grant for municipal/district projects) Due Dates - Ongoing application acceptance - No specific deadline mentioned Start Dates - Flexible, based on project readiness - Immediate implementation encouraged Age Requirements - N/A (organizational grant) Industry / Area of Work - Municipal governance - Community development - Disability services - Social infrastructure - Public policy - Accessibility planning - Social equity initiatives

British Columbia

Kakivak Association – Sivummut Grants to Small Businesses

Up to 100% funding for business start-up, expansion, tools, and marketing.

Sivummut Grants are available to eligible Inuit owned businesses to support the establishment or expansion of their business. Up to $25,000 in total grants per business. Additional support available to help train you to run your business.

Canada

Science Horizons Youth Internship

80% funding for wages, training, and mentorship in environmental STEM careers.

The Science Horizon Youth Internship Program provides training and funding for young professionals to help them transition into the workforce and gain experience in the environmental sector. The program helps them build a network of peers and mentors.

Canada

Northwest Territories – SEED Entrepreneurship and Economic Development Program (Innovation stream)

Non-repayable contributions to cover eligible innovation-related costs.

Supports product and process innovation, including technology adoption and software development with cybersecurity components.

Northwest Territories

Community Interaction Program – Study projects

70% funding for community projects enhancing biodiversity, water quality, and ecosystem restoration.

Funding up to $25,000 for study project on an environmental issue with the aim of identifying concrete actions to be taken in the field

Quebec

SSHRC Partnership Engage Grants

Up to $25,000 to support research activities, knowledge mobilization, and partnership development tied to real-world organizational needs.

Short-term (typically 1 year) partnership grants to support research collaborations between a Canadian postsecondary researcher and an organization partner. Applicable to security-related human factors, privacy, trust, usable security, organizational behavior in IAM adoption, and policy/governance research tied to cybersecurity products.

Canada

Tourism Product Diversification and Marketing Program – Business Planning and Transition Assistance

75% funding for product development, marketing, and safety upgrades in tourism.

This program provides funding to re-invent, improve or expand your tourism product and operation to meet future market demands by providing funding for business planning, product development and packaging, as well as marketing.

Northwest Territories

Entrepreneur Support

75% funding for startup costs, market development, and operational support.

The Entrepreneur Support program provides up to $25,000 in funding to entrepreneurs and small businesses in the Northwest Territories for various categories including start-up, capital asset acquisition, market and product development, operational support, and film support.

Northwest Territories

NIOSH Small Research Grant Program

The purpose of this grant program is to develop an understanding of the risks and conditions associated with occupational diseases and injuries, to explore methods for reducing risks and preventing or minimizing exposure to hazardous conditions in the workplace, and to translate significant scientific findings into prevention practices and products that will effectively reduce work-related illnesses and injuries. The NIOSH R03 grant mechanism supports small occupational safety and health research projects that can be carried out with limited resources such as pilot and feasibility studies, secondary data analysis or development of research methods.

United States

FCC AgriSpirit Fund

Up to 50% funding for capital projects enriching rural communities under 150,000 people

Grant Goals - Support rural community development - Enrich lives in communities under 150,000 people - Promote agricultural and food-related initiatives - Enhance community infrastructure - Support environmental sustainability - Improve accessibility and inclusion Keywords - Rural community development - Agricultural innovation - Social infrastructure - Community enrichment - Food systems - Environmental sustainability - Capacity building - Social impact - Community resilience - Local empowerment - Non-profit funding - Capital project support - Rural revitalization - Community wellness - Inclusive development Description The FCC AgriSpirit Fund provides targeted financial support for transformative community projects in rural areas. The program focuses on initiatives that create meaningful social and infrastructural improvements in communities with populations under 150,000. Target Audience - Charities registered with Canada Revenue Agency - Non-profit organizations - Municipal governments - First Nations, Inuit, or Métis communities - Rural municipalities - Community development organizations Eligible Expenses - Capital project infrastructure - Construction and upgrades - Community building improvements - Food recovery systems - Accessibility enhancements - Environmental reduction projects Eligibility - Located in communities under 150,000 people - Not received funding in past five years - Partnered with municipal/government body - Registered non-profit or charitable organization - Able to document project completion Criteria - Must enrich community residents' lives - Align with agricultural or food-related themes - Demonstrate clear community impact - Provide proof of project completion - Pass FCC background check Program Requirements - Complete project within two years - Recognize FCC's contribution - Provide documented project proof - Align with fund's community development goals Hiring Criteria - Not explicitly defined - Preference for local community engagement - Potential emphasis on inclusive hiring practices Due Dates - Application deadline: July 30 - Project completion: Within two years of funding Start Dates - Not specifically defined - Dependent on individual project timelines Age Requirements - No specific age restrictions mentioned Industry / Area of Work - Agriculture - Community development - Social services - Environmental sustainability - Food systems - Rural infrastructure - Non-profit sector

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

Support for Entrepreneurs and Economic Development (SEED) – Community Economic Development

75% funding for infrastructure, feasibility studies, and community events to boost your economy.

This program provides funding to local communities and organizations looking to further develop their economies, advance regional economic development initiatives, and/or invest in events promoting economic opportunities.

Northwest Territories

Support for Entrepreneurs and Economic Development (SEED) – Sector Research Support

75% funding for sector research, marketing, and capital expansion in NWT.

This program provides sector-specific funding, including capital expansion incentives and sector research support, to benefit businesses and communities in the Northwest Territories.

Northwest Territories

Inclusion Program

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Saskatchewan

PME MTL – New Community Businesses

30% funding for your community business: grants for growth, loans for success.

This program, offered in partnership with the Caisse d’économie solidaire Desjardins, offers financing of at least $23,000 for eligible community-based businesses, in the form of subsidies, grants and loans.

Quebec

Fonds Jeunes entreprises collectives

50% funding for your community business: grants for growth, loans for success.

An association to finance community-based businesses This program, offered in partnership with the Caisse d’économie solidaire Desjardins, offers financing of at least $23,000 for eligible community-based businesses, in the form of subsidies, grants and loans.

Quebec

Canada Book Fund Support for Organizations – Internships

50% funding for marketing, technology, professional development, and internships in publishing.

The program aims to ensure access to a diverse range of Canadian-authored books nationally and internationally, by fostering a strong book industry that publishes and markets Canadian-authored books, and supports collective projects that offer a broad benefit to the Canadian book publishing industry stakeholders and to readers.

Canada

Mitacs Accelerate

50% funding for research internships, project development, and innovation collaboration.

Mitacs Accelerate pairs businesses with Bachelors, Masters, PhD, and PDF interns to overcome innovation challenges. Interns complete research and develop tools, models, technology, or solutions to support the host business’ challenges.

Canada

Canada Book Fund Publishers Business Development – Publishing Internships

50% funding for internships, business planning, and technology in publishing.

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Canada

MITACS Business Strategy Internship

50% funding for innovative projects, intern stipends, and strategic business insights.

The BSI offers a unique opportunity for students to apply their academic knowledge to real-world challenges, while organizations benefit from fresh perspectives and innovative solutions. With financial support from Mitacs, the program supports the development of critical business strategies, promoting growth and competitiveness in the Canadian economy.

Canada

My Digital Success

75% funding for digital transformation, marketing, and innovation projects.

Benefit from a financial assistance of up to $22,500 and personalized support to maximize your company's efficiency, capacity for innovation and to accelerate its digital shift

Quebec

NSERC Alliance Grants

50% of STEM related hiring

Supports research projects led by university researchers in collaboration with partner organizations. Upgraded could potentially partner with a university to research and develop more advanced AI-driven recommendations for their platform. Supports strategic priorities 1 & 2. This is a collaborative grant and would require working with an eligible university partner.

Canada

EHRC – Discovering Potential Program

75% wage subsidy and 100% training cost coverage for youth internships and skills development in electricity sector

Grant Goals - Provide funding for youth internships in the electricity sector - Support skill development and career opportunities for young workers - Promote environmental and sustainable workforce development - Facilitate meaningful employment experiences in electricity and related industries Keywords - Youth employment - Electricity sector internships - STEM career development - Green jobs - Professional skills training - Work-integrated learning - Career transition - Environmental technology - Renewable energy - Workforce development - Skill enhancement - Indigenous youth support - Rural and remote employment - Barrier reduction - Career exploration Description The Discovering Potential Program is a Canadian youth work placement initiative focused on the electricity industry. It provides substantial funding and support to create meaningful internship and training opportunities for young workers, with an emphasis on skill development, environmental sustainability, and workforce innovation. Target Audience - Youth aged 15-30 - Under- or unemployed individuals - Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or refugees - Individuals not enrolled in full-time post-secondary studies - Those interested in electricity, renewable energy, and environmental sectors Eligible Expenses - Wage subsidies (up to 75% of gross wages) - Training costs - Maximum total funding of $22,000 per participant - Additional funding for: - Indigenous youth - Participants with disabilities - North, rural, or remote community participants Eligibility - Age 15-30 at placement start - Canadian citizenship or legal work status - Not receiving Employment Insurance - Not enrolled in full-time post-secondary studies Criteria - Electricity sector focus - Environmental skill development - Meaningful employment opportunities - Full-time paid internships - STEM and related field placements - Positive environmental outcome potential Program Requirements - Formal learning plan development - Monthly financial claims - Progress reporting - Minimum 25% employer salary contribution - No retroactive applications - Placement completion by March 31, 2026 Hiring Criteria - Meaningful skill development potential - Environmental benefit orientation - Support for youth facing employment barriers - Nepotism policy compliance - Commitment to professional skills training Due Dates - Program end date: March 31, 2026 - Ongoing applications for placements after April 1, 2025 Start Dates - Program start date: April 1, 2021 - Flexible placement start within program timeline Age Requirements - 15-30 years old (inclusive) Industry / Area of Work - Electricity generation - Transmission and distribution - Renewable energy - Clean energy technology - Energy efficiency - Smart grid - Energy storage - Manufacturing of electrical equipment - Environmental services - Sustainable resource development

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

Customized Export Development Training Program

50% funding for market research, marketing materials, trade shows, and export training.

The Northern Ontario Exports program provides timely financial assistance and targeted training to help export-ready small and medium enterprises, industry associations, and not-for-profit organizations from across Northern Ontario kick open the doors to new markets.

Ontario

IP funding – IAC Grant Program

70% funding for patent development, commercialization, and IP strategy enhancement.

Get a grant to help your SME remain competitive in data-driven cleantech while you scale your business, and support IP development and growth. Innovation Asset Collective (IAC) is offering two forms of funding to support IP development and growth: IAC Grant Programs and IP credit.

Canada

WiHI Seed Program

75% funding for coaching, networking, and workshops to elevate women-led health startups.

The OBIO® WiHI Seed Program supports early-stage, women-led health science companies with comprehensive advisory, coaching, networking opportunities, and up to $20,000 in grant funding.

Ontario

Cancer Tissue Engineering Collaborative: Enabling Biomimetic Tissue-Engineered Technologies for Cancer Research (R01 Clinical Trial Optional)

"Up to 100% funding for innovative cancer research, biomaterials, and tissue engineering."

This Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) will support the development and characterization of state-of-the-art biomimetic tissue-engineered technologies for cancer research. Collaborative, multidisciplinary projects that engage the fields of regenerative medicine, tissue engineering, biomaterials, and bioengineering with cancer biology will be essential for generating novel experimental models that mimic cancer pathophysiology in the context of a testable cancer research hypothesis. The projects supported by this FOA will collectively participate in the Cancer Tissue Engineering Collaborative (TEC) Research Program. The Cancer TEC Program will (1) catalyze the advancement of innovative, well characterized in vitro and ex vivo systems available for cancer research, (2) expand the breadth of these systems to several cancer types, and (3) promote the exploration of cancer phenomena with biomimetic tissue-engineered systems.

United States

Export Support Fund

50% funding for marketing, travel, and virtual events to boost your global reach.

The Export Support Fund is a government-funded program that provides funding to businesses in Ontario to support the development and expansion of their export activities.

Canada

NWAC'S NAP: BUILDING SKILLS & CREATING OPPORTUNITIES

Up to 100% funding for hiring apprentices, training, and skill development.

Developed by the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC), with funding from the Government of Canada’s Apprenticeship Service, the National Apprenticeships Program (NAP) connects businesses with Indigenous women, Two Spirit, transgender, and gender-diverse people seeking apprenticeships in the skilled trades.

Canada

Career Starter Program

60% funding for youth salaries, training, and wrap-around services in the bio-economy.

Grant Goals • Bridge employment gap for youth in bio-economy • Support workforce development in Canadian bio-sectors • Facilitate employment for barriered and underrepresented youth • Address projected workforce shortage of 65,000 workers by 2029 • Promote diversity and inclusion in bio-economy employment Keywords • Youth employment • Bio-economy talent • Wage subsidy • Career development • Workforce integration • Inclusive hiring • Skills training • Professional mentorship • Entry-level opportunities • STEM career pathways • Talent acquisition • Wrap-around services • Youth empowerment • Bio-innovation recruitment Description The Career Starter Program is a targeted initiative by BioTalent Canada to support youth employment in the bio-economy. By providing substantial wage subsidies and comprehensive support services, the program aims to connect young talent with meaningful career opportunities while addressing critical workforce gaps. Target Audience • Youth aged 15-30 • Barriered youth • Underrepresented demographic groups • Bio-economy employers • Recent graduates • Part-time students • Individuals facing employment barriers Eligible Expenses • 60% of youth salary (up to $20,000) • Wrap-around service funding (avg. $2,500/participant) • Training costs • Accommodation supports • Transportation assistance • Personal protective equipment • Mentorship program expenses Eligibility • Canadian citizens • Permanent residents • Protected persons • Not full-time students • Able to work full-time • Legally authorized to work in Canada Criteria • Between 15-30 years old • New hires to organization • Belonging to underrepresented groups • Experiencing systemic employment barriers Program Requirements • Minimum 30 hours/week • Minimum 3-month placement • Employer provides mentorship • Employer contributes 40% of salary • Submit progress reports • Not funded by other federal programs Hiring Criteria • Bio-economy sector employers • Provide full-time position • Establish internal supervision process • Assign dedicated mentor • Commit to participant development Due Dates • Not specified on webpage • Application review up to 40 business days Start Dates • Ongoing program • Flexible start times Age Requirements • 15-30 years old (inclusive) Industry / Area of Work • Bio-economy sectors • Life sciences • Biotechnology • Medical research • Agricultural innovation • Pharmaceutical development • Environmental biotechnology • Medical cannabis • Biomonitoring • Precision biology

Canada

Residencies component of Arts Abroad

Up to 75% funding for international residencies covering creative research, creation, and networking activities

Grant Goals - Support international artistic and cultural exchanges - Facilitate creative research, creation, and networking activities - Promote cross-cultural artistic collaboration - Enable professional development through international residencies Keywords - Arts mobility - Cultural exchange - International residency - Artistic research - Creative networking - Professional development - Cross-cultural collaboration - Artistic mobility - Cultural diplomacy - Transnational arts practice for Canadian artists and arts in pursuing international residency opportunities that foster creative exploration and professional growth across diverse cultural contexts.The Audience - Individual artists cu- curators - Arts professionals - Artistic groups and coll ectives - Arts organizations Eligible Expenses - Creative research costs - Travel-related expenses - Networking activity support - Professional development fees Eligibility - Canadian artists and arts professionals - Artistic groups and organizations - With validated portal profile - Invited/selected for international residency Criteria - Minimum 1-week residency duration - International organization invitation required - Exceptional project for core-funded organizations Program Requirements - Activities must occur after departure date - Cannot duplicate funding from other programs - Align with international artistic exchange goals GoalsMent Criteria - Professional artistic practice demonstrated creative potential - International collaboration readiness Due ates - Consult Deadlines and Notification of Results page - Specific dates not provided on this page Start Dates - After departure date - Minimum 1-week residency Age Requirements - No specific age restrictions mentioned Industry / Area of Work - Visual arts - Performing arts - Literary arts - Curatorial practice - Interdisciplinary artistic practices

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

Canada Book Fund Publishers Business Development – Technology Internships

50% funding for internships, business planning, and innovative publishing projects.

The Support for Publishers: Business Development provides funding for internships in a technology role with a Canadian book publisher and business planning projects to ensure the sustainable production and marketing of Canadian-authored books.

Canada