Explore local, regional, provincial, and federal financial grants and incentives available to support your business endeavors. Book a consult with the Innisfil Economic Development team to learn how we can help you identify and apply for relevant opportunities.
Federal incentives
Review incentives offered through the Government of Canada.
The Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) is a national development bank dedicated to supporting Canadian entrepreneurs through financing and advisory services. The BDC supports small and medium-sized businesses in all industries and at every stage of growth with financial advice and insights.
The Export Development Canada (EDC) is a Crown corporation dedicated to helping Canadian companies of all sizes succeed on the world stage. The EDC equips businesses with the tools they need - the trade knowledge, financial solutions, equity, insurance, and connection - to grow their business with confidence.
The Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) is helping to build a green, inclusive and globally competitive southern Ontario by investing in companies to innovate, expand and diversify and supporting organizations to provide business support and services in communities across the region.
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Since 1996, Futurepreneur has fostered the entrepreneurial passions of Canada’s diverse startup founders ages 18-39. Futurepreneur is the only national non-profit organization that provides young aspiring entrepreneurs across Canada with the loan financing, mentorship and resources they need to start or buy a business.
Learn more about Futurepreneur
The National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP) provides advice, connections, and funding to help Canadian small and medium-sized businesses increase their innovation capacity and take ideas to market.
Provincial incentives
Review incentives offered through the Province of Ontario.
The Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI) helps Ontario innovator get connected with the researchers, industry partners and funding needed to commercialize the next generation of made-in-Ontario IP and solutions.