Recent posts by GrantMatch Team
Nova Scotia PCAP
Cut Your Municipal Infrastructure Project Costs in Half with this Fantastic Grant Opportunity
In Canada Provincial Grants Funding for Municipalities Nova Scotia Infrastructure
Northern B.C. Recreation Infrastructure Program
Up to $1 Million Available for Recreational Facility Upgrades and Repairs
In Canada Provincial Grants British Columbia
SCAP Alberta - Value Added Program
Up to $250k Available for Food & Bio-Industrial Processors in Alberta
In Canada Provincial Grants Alberta Agriculture
Forest Biomass Program
Ontario Forest Biomass Program: Unlocking Potential with Up to $10 Million in Funding
In Canada Provincial Grants Funding for Forestry Agriculture Ontario
2024 Federal Budget Highlights – Grants & Incentives
A forecast of funding opportunities businesses and municipalities can plan for in the coming year.
Budget Release Energy Canada Technology Environment AI Housing Tax Incentives
Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP ON - Dairy Processing Modernization Initiative)
Up to $25 Million to be invested in Canadian Agricultural Innovation
In Canada Food & Beverage Food Processors Economic Development
Navigating Manitoba's Budget 2024
Breaking Down the 2024 Manitoba Budget: A Roadmap to Recovery
The unveiling of the 2024 Manitoba Budget brings forth a strategic plan aimed at navigating the province through challenging economic terrain while fostering growth and resilience. With a keen focus on bolstering various sectors, from business to agriculture to environmental sustainability, this budget outlines a comprehensive approach to address both immediate needs and long-term goals.
Funding Program News Budget Release Manitoba Canada
Navigating Saskatchewan's Budget 2024
Unveiling the 2024-25 Saskatchewan Budget: A Vision for Growth and Innovation
As Saskatchewan unveils its budget for the fiscal year 2024-25, a roadmap for economic growth, innovation, and sustainability emerges. With a modest forecasted GDP growth of 1% and an impressive budget surplus of $273.2 million, the province sets its sights on investments and incentives aimed at fostering skill development, stimulating key industries, and advancing infrastructure projects to propel Saskatchewan into a prosperous future.
