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The 2024 Quebec Budget has been revealed, painting a picture of fiscal responsibility, targeted investments, and a commitment to sustainable growth. With a projected deficit for 2024-25 soaring to $11 billion and a modest GDP growth forecast of 0.6%, the budget reflects the province's pragmatic approach to navigating economic challenges while fostering innovation, supporting key industries, and addressing pressing environmental concerns.

As an automotive parts supplier, learn how you can receive support when you introduce new process technology, tools and technologies to support new product development, or lean manufacturing to your business.

As Alberta charts its course for economic prosperity and resilience in the coming fiscal year, the recently unveiled 2024 budget reveals a strategic roadmap aimed at fostering growth, investing in critical infrastructure, and diversifying revenue streams. With a projected surplus of $367 million for the 2024-25 period and a forecasted GDP growth of 2.9%, the budget signals optimism and forward-thinking initiatives to navigate the challenges ahead.

The My Main Street Community Activator program aims to invigorate communities in southern Ontario by supporting high-impact placemaking projects. These projects are designed to enhance local vibrancy, draw visitors, and foster inclusive spaces. Through non-repayable contributions of up to $250,000, the program empowers eligible organizations to reimagine public spaces, from main streets to downtown areas, fostering economic and social renewal.

Delve into the intricacies of British Columbia's 2024 Budget, exploring economic projections, key incentives, and substantial investments in infrastructure development.

The Travel Alberta Investment Program aims to foster innovation, sustainability, and economic growth within Alberta's tourism industry. Each program stream listed below has specific eligibility criteria, funding ranges, priorities, and eligible expenses tailored to different stages of business development and tourism offerings.

The Supply Management Processing Investment Fund (SMPIF) helps processors of supply-managed commodities adapt to market changes resulting from the implementation of the Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) and the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).

The program provides non-repayable contributions to support investments in dairy, poultry, and egg processing facilities that improve productivity and/or efficiency through the purchase of new automated equipment and technology.

As Ontario strives to achieve its ambitious goal of building at least 1.5 million homes by 2031, the province is taking significant steps to support growing communities and upgrade essential infrastructure. One crucial initiative on this journey is the Housing-Enabling Water Systems Fund, designed to provide municipalities with the resources they need to construct critical water infrastructure. This fund, along with the broader capital plan for infrastructure development, is poised to bring a positive change in Ontario's landscape, ensuring that infrastructure is built for today and generations to come.