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- [Paying for longterm, ongoing costs with grants](https://grantsofficecan.com/grants-for-ongoing-costs/): While all parties may acknowledge that ongoing costs are essential for the long-term sustainability of any project, expect pushback from grantmakers on their ability (or their interest) to fund them.
- [Three Federal Grants to Help Canada Tackle the Housing Crisis](https://grantsofficecan.com/housing-grants/): Canada’s housing crisis is a matter of national urgency. As of 2024, nearly 45% of Canadians reported being very concerned about their ability to afford housing due to rising costs. In Ontario, the average home price in 2019 was approximately $604,883, and in 2024, that number rose to $868,067, reflecting a 43.4% rise over these five years.2 The supply is not meeting the demand, causing a sustained increase in prices. Grants have played a significant role in addressing the housing shortage. Among the many grants introduced by the Canadian government, three programs stand out: the Affordable Housing Fund, the Housing Accelerator Fund, and the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund. To gain a deeper understanding of the government’s efforts, let’s examine these key initiatives.
- [Working Well with Others: Grantseeking as a Team](https://grantsofficecan.com/grantseeking-as-a-team/): Why Build a Team? 
- [Are you prepared to answer these 5 grant proposal questions?](https://grantsofficecan.com/common-proposal-questions/): Answering questions about a grant proposal can be intimidating, especially if it’s something you’re doing for the first time. Needless to say, it’s not as daunting to fill out a grant proposal for a foundation, as these often require less detail.
- [The Global Grant Funding Landscape | 2023-2025](https://grantsofficecan.com/global-funding-landscape/): Understanding how a nation or region organises and prioritises its grant funding provides insight not just into where the money is going, but also how that nation sees itself moving forward – domestically as well as in relation to its neighbours and beyond. It is at the same time revealing of the needs and gaps the country is looking to address and a declaration of its aspirations for the future. Those are the elements we’ve worked to capture in this first-of-its-kind journey through the landscape of grant funding around the world.
- [Analysis of Recent Awards: Canada’s Strategic Innovation Fund](https://grantsofficecan.com/analysis-of-recent-awards-canadas-strategic-innovation-fund/): In this article the Strategic Innovation fund will be explored with a particular emphasis on what it is and examples of projects that have attained funds.
- [Grant Spotlight: Canada Council for the Arts – Short-Term Projects](https://grantsofficecan.com/grant-spotlight-canada-council-for-the-arts/): SUMMARY: This program funds First Nations, Inuit and Métis professional and emerging artists, cultural carriers, arts and cultural professionals, groups, collectives and organizations working in all disciplines. Grants provide support for any combination of eligible Creating, Knowing and Sharing activities for projects lasting up to 1 year.
- [Grant Spotlight: Civil Forfeiture Grant Program](https://grantsofficecan.com/civil-forfeiture-grant-program/): SUMMARY: The Civil Forfeiture Grant Program in British Columbia re-invests proceeds from the seizure of crime-related assets into community safety initiatives. It funds one-time, community-led projects in areas like crime prevention, Indigenous healing, restorative justice, and gender-based violence.
- [Grant Spotlight: Social Science and Humanities Research Council – Connection Grants](https://grantsofficecan.com/sshrc-connection-grants/): SUMMARY: This program supports events and outreach activities geared toward short-term, targeted knowledge mobilization initiatives. These events and activities represent opportunities to exchange knowledge and engage with participants on research issues they value. Events and outreach activities funded by a Connection Grant can often serve as a first step toward more comprehensive and longer-term projects.
- [Grant Spotlight: Eastern Ontario Development Fund (EODF)](https://grantsofficecan.com/eastern-ontario-development-fund-eodf/): SUMMARY: The Eastern Ontario Development Fund provides support for projects and investments to existing businesses, municipalities and not-for-profit organizations for economic development in eastern Ontario.
- [Grant Spotlight: Digital Museums Canada – Digital Projects](https://grantsofficecan.com/digital-museums-canada-digital-projects/): SUMMARY: This program supports museums, heritage, cultural, and Indigenous organizations in creating original, engaging online experiences that share stories, collections, and perspectives with diverse audiences. The program emphasizes digital storytelling, accessibility, and long-term capacity building, providing organizations with the resources and collaboration needed to design and launch interactive web-based projects that deepen public engagement with Canada’s heritage.
- [Grant Spotlight: Funding for Businesses in Southern Ontario](https://grantsofficecan.com/funding-for-businesses-in-southern-ontario/): SUMMARY: FedDev Ontario has opened its 2025 intake for funding applications, supporting businesses across southern Ontario in adopting innovative solutions, enhancing productivity, and expanding into new markets.
- [Federal Dollars, Local Economies: Navigating Grant-Funded Development in Northern Canada](https://grantsofficecan.com/grant-funded-development-in-northern-canada/): By Sid Aubeeluck, Grants Development Associate (Canada)
- [Grant Spotlight: Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund – Stream 2 Shovel-Ready Projects](https://grantsofficecan.com/critical-minerals-infrastructure-fund/): SUMMARY: This program supports shovel-ready clean energy and transportation infrastructure projects in Canada’s critical minerals sector, including site preparation, construction, rehabilitation, and upgrades, along with capacity-building and engagement activities that prioritize Indigenous and other impacted communities.
- [Grant Spotlight: Rural Ontario Development Program](https://grantsofficecan.com/rural-ontario-development-program/): SUMMARY: The Rural Ontario Development (ROD) Program provides cost-share funding to support projects that foster economic growth, workforce development, community infrastructure, and business expansion in rural Ontario communities. This program aims to build strong, sustainable rural economies by addressing local challenges and creating new opportunities.
- [Grant Spotlight: Digital Health Innovation Fund (DHIF)](https://grantsofficecan.com/digital-health-innovation-fund/): SUMMARY: This fund, led by the Terry Fox Research Institute’s Digital Health & Discovery Platform (DHDP), supports cutting-edge health with a focus on AI and data-driven innovation. While the fund prioritizes oncology and neurology research programs, the DHDP is a disease agnostic initiative. Applications focused on other areas of health and AI research where similar data may be available (eg. diabetes, cardiology) will also be considered. By identifying and selecting research initiatives for their compelling science, projects will advance the design and use of the Platform to support meaningful and impactful projects. In parallel, the intention is to stimulate collaboration among small- and medium- sized enterprises (SMEs), while adopting a view toward the commercialization potential of research discoveries.
- [Grant Spotlight: AI Compute Access Fund](https://grantsofficecan.com/ai-compute-access-fund/): SUMMARY: The AI Compute Access Fund helps Canadian SMEs access high-performance AI compute at reduced costs, accelerating innovation in sectors like energy, manufacturing, and life sciences. As part of Canada’s Sovereign AI Strategy, this fund aims to strengthen national AI capacity and make cutting-edge infrastructure more accessible to businesses driving economic growth.
- [Breaking Down Canada’s Major Transfers: How Federal Funding Shapes the Nation](https://grantsofficecan.com/breaking-down-canadas-major-transfers/): Introduction:
- [Grant Spotlight: Catapult Grant](https://grantsofficecan.com/grant-spotlight-catapult-grant/): SUMMARY: Established by the Rideau Hall Foundation, Catapult Canada supports youth-serving organizations in Canada to design, build, scale up and evaluate the impact of initiatives to better support Canadian youth in their learning goals, especially those underserved by the education system and disengaged from education and/or career pathways. This includes newcomers to Canada; refugees; youth fleeing violence and/or trauma; youth not in education, employment, or training (NEET Youth); Black youth; Indigenous youth; other racialized youth; LGBTQ2s+ youth…ect.
- [Grant Spotlight: Thriving Indigenous Systems Fund (TISF)](https://grantsofficecan.com/thriving-indigenous-systems-fund/): FOR MORE INFORMATION: https://www.vancouverfoundation.ca/grant-seekers/find-grants/thriving-indigenous-systems-fund-tisf/ 
- [How Federal Grants Are Helping Canada Tackle the Housing Crisis](https://grantsofficecan.com/how-grants-are-helping-canada-tackle-the-housing-crisis/): Siddhi Aubeeluck, Grants Development Associate (Canada)
- [Investing in Learning: Exploring Grants and Trends in Canadian Education](https://grantsofficecan.com/exploring-grants-in-education/): By Siddhi Aubeeluck, Grants Development Associate
- [Tips for Drafting a Strong Grant Budget Justification](https://grantsofficecan.com/grant-budget-justification/): Budget justifications (sometimes referred to as budget narratives) are a key component of standard grant applications. Most grant applications will also include a cover page, executive summary, needs statement, project narrative, itemized budget, assorted appendices, and other supporting documents. These application components will vary slightly across funders. For example, for the budget portion of an application, some funders may request a complex budget spreadsheet to be accompanied by a detailed budget justification while others may ask for a simple one-page outline of your planned activities and projected total expenses. Some funders limit the budget justification length to a specified number of pages, whereas many other funders will not place a page limit on this section. Some funders may list specific budget categories to be used, while others will leave line-item organization up to your discretion. As such, it is important to pay close attention to the guidelines of the specific funder and solicitation that you are working on and follow those instructions exactly. What follows is some general advice to keep in mind when tackling the budget justification portion of your grant application, regardless of which funder you are applying to.
- [Comparing the Canada Growth Fund and the US Inflation Reduction Act](https://grantsofficecan.com/canada-growth-fund-inflation-reduction-act/): The Canada Growth Fund and the Inflation Reduction Act are two significant initiatives aimed at fostering sustainable economic growth and combating climate change. They are both examples of how nations can leverage policy and investment to drive the transition to a low-carbon future. While they share common goals, such as promoting clean energy investments and reducing emissions, they differ in their scope, scale, legislative framework, and specific provisions. Understanding these similarities and differences is crucial for stakeholders as they navigate the evolving landscape of green finance and sustainable development.
- [Stay One Step Ahead: Grant Research Tools You Should Be Using](https://grantsofficecan.com/top-grant-research-tools/): A grant professional should always be on the lookout for funding opportunities as they arise, but our time is limited. Through utilizing a few smart tools, the work of scouring the various opportunities throughout the federal, provincial, and foundation level landscape can be a bit more manageable. Using the right tool can help grant professionals use their time most effectively by engaging more in the hard work of identifying the right opportunity and crafting the most competitive proposal.
- [Higher Education Investments across 4 Provinces](https://grantsofficecan.com/higher-education-investments-2024/): As Canadian provinces released their budgets for the new fiscal year beginning April 1, increased higher education investments emerged as a common theme. This article provides an overview of the main budgetary provisions for the fiscal year 2024-2025 across four provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec.
- [Understanding 4 Major Themes in the 2024 Canada Budget](https://grantsofficecan.com/4-themes-in-the-2024-canada-budget/): The 2024 Canada budget, named ''Fairness for Every Generation,'' is a treasure trove of opportunities for private and public sector organizations seeking financial support to propel their growth and innovation endeavors. With investments spanning multiple sectors, from workforce development to housing, community development, and technology and innovation, the budget presents a wealth of resources to foster economic prosperity and social advancement. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the key grant programs outlined in the federal budget, offering valuable insights for grant seekers eager to capitalize on these funding opportunities.
- [Funding for Businesses in the 2024 Budgets of Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec](https://grantsofficecan.com/funding-for-businesses-alberta-british-columbia-ontario-quebec/): Government-sponsored economic development initiatives play a key role in shaping the business landscape in provinces across Canada. As the new fiscal year unfolds, Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec are unveiling their respective budget allocations to support entrepreneurship, innovation, and, ultimately, economic growth. This article provides an overview of the funding for businesses outlined in these budgets across these four provinces, highlighting key initiatives and investments within.
- [The 2024 Quebec Budget: Priorities to build a prosperous future](https://grantsofficecan.com/2024-quebec-budget/): The 2024 Quebec Budget, titled ‘’Priorities | Health and Education,'' unveils the government's commitment to enhancing public services to meet the needs of Quebecers. The budget announces an investment of more than $8.8 billion over the next 5 years. In this article, we will dive into details to understand the investments that will be made for key areas of focus, including health and education, community support, and economic growth.
- [The 2024 British Columbia Budget: Building for a better tomorrow](https://grantsofficecan.com/2024-british-columbia-budget/): The 2024 British Columbia Budget, titled "Taking Action for You," sets out the province's vision and priorities for the upcoming year. This comprehensive plan responds to the needs of both the local population and businesses in the aftermath of the pandemic and the current economic circumstances. The budget introduces updates to existing grants, loans, and tax credits, alongside new funding opportunities.
- [The 2024 Ontario Budget: Grants for Business, Sustainability, Community Development and more](https://grantsofficecan.com/2024-ontario-budget/): With a focus on supporting businesses, promoting sustainability initiatives, and investing in community welfare, the 2024 Ontario Budget outlines various programs and initiatives aimed at driving Ontario forward. From business grants to healthcare investments, the budget encompasses a wide range of measures designed to benefit Ontarians across different sectors.
- [The 2024 Alberta Budget: A plan for Sustainable Development](https://grantsofficecan.com/2024-alberta-budget/): The 2024 Alberta budget, titled "A Responsible Plan for Growing a Province," outlines various existing and new grant programs aimed at fostering development and sustainability across the province. These programs span different sectors and address diverse needs, reflecting a cohesive approach to promoting growth and resilience.
- [FUNDED: 2024 Budget (special issue)](https://grantsofficecan.com/funded-2024-budget-special/)
- [Canada’s Green Municipal Fund – Enabling Communities for Sustainability](https://grantsofficecan.com/green-municipal-fund/): The Green Municipal Fund is accessible to municipalities and their partners across Canada. This includes all Canadian municipalities, ranging from small towns to major cities. Indigenous communities and organizations, as well as notfor-profit organizations and private-sector companies, can also access the fund in collaboration with municipalities. The inclusivity of GMF ensures that a wide spectrum of stakeholders can participate in shaping a greener future for their communities.
- [Green Shipping Corridors Program – Navigating towards sustainability](https://grantsofficecan.com/green-shipping-corridors-program/): At a time when environmental awareness and sustainable practices are at the forefront, and as Canada strives to meet its greenhouse gas reduction target outlined in the 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan, the Government of Canada has embarked on a revolutionary journey towards a greener, more sustainable maritime future. The Green Shipping Corridor Program, from Transport Canada, aims to revolutionize the country’s marine industry. The Fund reflects a commitment to reduce the environmental footprint of marine  transportation while promoting economic growth.
- [Canada’s Tourism Growth Program – Driving economic, environmental, and cultural sustainability](https://grantsofficecan.com/tourism-growth-program/): To attract visitors and see the number of tourists increase to pre0COVID levels, the Canadian government has decided to act. One of the initiatives implemented is the Tourism Growth Program. This ambitious program aims to boost the dynamism of the country’s tourism sector and launch its potential as a key driver of economic prosperity and job creation. Canada’s regional development agencies will deliver this program as they have the mandate to promote regional economic development across all regions of Canada.
- [Establishing Meaningful Relationships with Foundations](https://grantsofficecan.com/relationships-with-foundations/): In the world of nonprofit organizations, securing funding is often a crucial part of conducting the mission and initiative of supporting communities. While there are various avenues for fundraising, building strong relationships with foundations is a vital component of the grantseeking process. Foundations exist to support social causes, and establishing meaningful connections with them can lead to successful long-term partnerships. If your organization is new to foundation grants, you may be wondering where to start. Here are a few tips to create lasting and meaningful partnerships with foundations, thus enabling your organization to flourish.
- [4 Funding Opportunities to Train the Young Workforce](https://grantsofficecan.com/funding-to-train-the-young-workforce/): Whether it’s training for old or new employees, workforce development has many benefits. It helps support career development and employee success, productivity, and retention. Workforce development also allows organizations to scale, prosper, and leverage a skilled workforce.
- [Grant Writing in a Rush? The Benefits of having “Canned” Projects at the Ready](https://grantsofficecan.com/grant-writing-in-a-rush/): You’re grant writing against the clock to submit that proposal before the deadline. You hope that your internet or computer doesn’t crash and that no mistakes or missing information prevent your application from being accepted. What makes it even worse, this isn’t the first time you have found yourself racing to get a grant submitted. The good news is it could be your last time. A few simple changes along with an understanding of how grant timelines and cycles work can help ensure a smoother, less stressful process.
- [Canada’s Boost Your Business Technology Program](https://grantsofficecan.com/canadas-boost-your-business-technology-program/): The importance of technology can’t be overstated. In 2020, according to Statistics Canada, over 80 percent of Canadians shopped online. Now while the pandemic certainly played a factor, that number still shows the overwhelming majority of individuals rely on using the internet to buy things. That's just one proponent of it. Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada want to give businesses the tools to be successful, which is why they've created two programs. One, Grow Your Business Online, is no longer open, but another program, Boost Your Business Technology program, has been created for businesses with fewer than 500 employees and will help prepare those organizations for the present and future by equipping them with digital adoption plans. These plans will assist them to increase their competitiveness in this ever-changing world.
- [Canada commits $9 billion for clean energy funding](https://grantsofficecan.com/clean-energy-in-canada/): A major constant at the root of many government programs over the last half decade or so has been driven by implementation of clean energy. This year’s federal budget, officially to be passed sometime in June, mimics previous advancements. In fact, over $9 billion under the 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan are delivered within the 2022-23 budget. These programs range as far as who they’re relevant for, but the goal remains the same; making it easier and more affordable for Canadians to embrace clean technologies.
- [Government support for growth & innovation in the private sector](https://grantsofficecan.com/canada-growth-innovation-funding/): The government has placed emphasis on many differing priorities with an overarching goal of making Canada a more complete country, especially from an economic standpoint. There has been a commitment to growth and innovation in the private sector during previous budgets. Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada have been the center of a number of initiatives throughout the last several years, which include the Innovation and Skills Plan from 2017. The Innovation and Skills Plan had initiatives in place, some of which are still  being funded to this day, with a major focus on advanced manufacturing, agri-food, clean technologies, and digital industries. The trend has continued with two major initiatives in this most recent 2022 budget with the Canada Growth Fund and the Canadian Innovation and Investment Agency.
- [3 Grant Programs to boost innovation for Zero Emission Vehicles](https://grantsofficecan.com/automotive-sector-grants/): The automotive industry has come a long way and is now undergoing important development as hybrid and electric cars are growing in popularity. These days, we hear more and more about zero-emission vehicles, and sustainable transportation. Technology is advancing rapidly, and automotive manufacturers must ensure that they are at the forefront in order to meet consumer needs and environmental standards.
- [3 things to know about the Healthy Canadians and Communities Fund](https://grantsofficecan.com/3-things-to-know-about-the-healthy-canadians-and-communities-fund/): The Healthy Canadians and Communities fund is a funding program from the Public Health Agency of Canada. This program intends to prevent chronic diseases, including diabetes, cancer, and cardiovascular disease. Projects that will be supported by the Healthy Canadians and Communities Fund are those that address the common behavioural risk factors, including tobacco use, unhealthy eating, and physical inactivity.
- [Global Cybersecurity Funding Trends | 2022-2024](https://grantsofficecan.com/global-cybersecurity-funding/): Register to download the entire white paper "Global Cybersecurity Funding Trends,"
- [FUNDED: Volume 2, Issue 1](https://grantsofficecan.com/funded-volume-2-issue-1/): Click Here To View
- [Other Winners in Canada’s 2022-23 Federal Budget](https://grantsofficecan.com/canada-budget-2022/): INNOVATION 
- [6 Key Funding Recipients in Ontario’s 2022 Budget](https://grantsofficecan.com/ontario-budget-2022/): At the end of April, Ontario unleashed its provincial budget, which included many different themes. Overall, Ontario labeled five pillars within the 2022 budget. They are Rebuilding Ontario’s Economy; Working for Workers; Building Highways and Key Infrastructure; Keeping Costs Down; and A Plan to Stay Open. Some of the areas of spending can be found in all kinds of infrastructure and health as well as support for businesses and start-ups.
- [Curbing the Housing Gap with Public Funding](https://grantsofficecan.com/curbing-the-housing-gap/): Across the country, the cost of homes is only going up both in terms of buying or renting. There is a severe shortage of houses on the market creating an enormous problem for the entire population. The Canadian government has implemented some measures in its last budget to improve the situation. One of the government’s objectives is to build more affordable homes to meet the needs of the population. The budget includes a plan to not only make homes more affordable but also to double the percentage of homes built in the next decade, help Canadians who want to buy their first home, and protect both buyers and renters. One of the measures mentioned in the budget is a two-year ban on foreign investors buying homes in Canada. The budget contains over 29 measures related to housing. In this article, we will simply focus on several grant programs that are specific to this area.
- [Business Focus in Ontario’s 2022 Budget](https://grantsofficecan.com/business-focus-in-ontarios-2022-budget/): Last week, Ontario announced its 2022 budget titled “Ontario’s Plan to Build.” There's a business focus in Ontario's 2022 budget. This 268-page budget touches on many key areas such as building more highways and hospitals as well as a commitment to keeping costs down. In the coming weeks, Grants Offices will have a detailed article examining the various funding initiatives found within the budget, but for now, let’s focus on key programs established that could help businesses of all kinds—entrepreneurs, companies undergoing digital transformation, the ability for businesses to grow, and innovation.
- [3 Grants from the Ontario Research Fund](https://grantsofficecan.com/3-grants-from-ontario-research-fund/): Research conducted by universities advances discovery, innovation, and creation. Indeed, university research creates knowledge that can lead to new technologies, commercial products, and the development of industries that can have a significant impact on the economy.  Moreover, research is part of a university's mission of learning and discovery, but university research can be expensive, especially in laboratory-intensive fields. The Ontario Research Fund helps eligible institutions cover the costs of research infrastructure.
- [Overview of 3 Workforce Development Grants for Canadian Organizations](https://grantsofficecan.com/workforce-grants-for-canadian-organizations/): Did you know that there are programs where the government reimburses you for a portion of your employee's salary or for training skills to new and existing employees? These workforce development grants for Canadian organizations kill two birds with one stone because they allow you to have the opportunity to train your existing employees, which allows you to keep your skilled workforce. On the other hand, it also allows you to bring in new recruits who have a different perspective.
- [Overview of the Canadian Internet Registration Authority’s Community Investment Program](https://grantsofficecan.com/overview-of-the-canadian-internet-registration-authoritys-community-investment-program/): Over the past eight years, the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) has provided over $9.2 million for nearly 200 projects across the country with its Community Investment Program. With a deadline just under a month away, Grants Office has decided to further explore this opportunity for our weekly blog post.
- [Funding to Catalyze Women-Owned Businesses](https://grantsofficecan.com/funding-to-catalyze-women-owned-businesses/): In 2019, the Government of Canada introduced the Women Entrepreneurship Strategy (WES), an investment of approximately $2 billion, with the goal of doubling the number of women-owned businesses by 2025. To date, the government has invested more than $6 billion in this fund.  The WES aims to help women launch and grow their businesses while improving access to the financing, networking, talent, and expertise needed to continue working on their businesses. WES offers programs such as:
- [3 Public Transit Grants from Infrastructure Canada](https://grantsofficecan.com/public-transit-grants-from-canada/): In recent weeks, Infrastructure Canada began to accept applications for three programs focused on public transit. In total, as the Government of Canada announced on February 10, $14.9 billion will support projects over the next eight years. Additionally, permanent funding of $3 billion will be available for communities beginning in 2026-27.
- [Funding Opportunities for Canadian Small and Medium-Sized Businesses](https://grantsofficecan.com/funding-opportunities-for-small-and-medium-sized-businesses/): A study in December 2019, at the cusp of the pandemic, showed that 97 percent of employer businesses in Canada were considered small businesses, while just under two percent were medium-sized businesses.
- [Canada Foundations Delivered in Crisis](https://grantsofficecan.com/canada-foundations-delivered-in-crisis/): The pandemic brought uncertainty to all organizations. Priorities shifted. Focuses needed to be specific. Foundations experienced these similar issues with a necessary question of: where should the money go? Unsurprisingly, foundations stepped up in the face of the pandemic, and continue to do so.
- [FUNDED: Volume 1, Issue 1](https://grantsofficecan.com/funded-november-21/): It has been more than a year now that Grants Office began offerings services in Canada and as is the case with FUNDED US, we hope FUNDED Canada can provide the same relevant information on grant programs that exist in the country and play the role of a learning tool where we will share tips and tricks to make your grant proposals stand out.

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## Events
- [Navigating the Ontario Trillium Foundation Seed Grant: Planting the Seed for Community Impact](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/ontario-trillium-foundation-seed-grant/): Join Grants Office for an in-depth Grantscast about the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) Grant, designed to help Ontario nonprofits, Indigenous organizations, and community groups understand exactly what OTF is looking for — and how to deliver it.
- [Funding the Future: Navigating 2025-2026 Federal Budget Priorities for Innovation, Workforce & Sustainability](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/navigating-the-2026-federal-budget/): Following months of delay and speculation, the much-anticipated 2025-2026 federal budget was released on Nov 17. As we head into the new year, now is the time to align your projects with new federal funding priorities. Join us for a detailed overview of the entire budget, highlighting its implications on public and private sector organizations.
- [It Takes a Village: Collaborative Grantseeking for Economic Development](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/collaborative-grantseeking-for-econ-dev/): Economic development is a complex, multi-faceted process that epitomizes the phrase – it takes a village. No single entity can foster sustainable growth by itself. Instead, economic development is driven by active public and private sector collaboration to create jobs, build infrastructure, and cultivate the area workforce.
- [Powering Canadian Education Through Grant Funding](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/canadian-education-grant-funding/): In today’s rapidly evolving education sector, grant funding is more important than ever, fueling everything from classroom upgrades and research initiatives to student support programs and digital transformation. But with opportunities spread across federal, provincial, and private channels, navigating the funding landscape can feel overwhelming.
- [No Budget, No Problem: Navigating Federal Funding in 2025](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/no-budget-no-problem/): In a departure from tradition, the Canadian government has chosen not to release a federal budget this spring, leaving many grantseekers with questions about what lies ahead.
- [Securing Our Communities: Accessing Canada’s Security Infrastructure Program for Nonprofits](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/security-infrastructure-program/): Join Grants Office for an insightful session on the Security Infrastructure Program (SIP), a funding initiative designed to help nonprofits bolster their security measures against hate-motivated crimes. During this session, we’ll guide you through the eligibility criteria, funding guidelines, and application process, while offering practical tips to craft a compelling proposal.
- [Understanding the Canadian Budget and Fall Economic Statement](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/canadian-budget-fall-economic-statement/): Are you a grantseeker looking to enhance your organization's funding strategy and increase its chances of securing grant awards? Tune in for this lightning fast training on the intricacies of the Canadian Budget and Fall Economic Statement. These two crucial government documents play a pivotal role in shaping the funding landscape across various grantseeking sectors. During this webinar, we will explore:
- [Grant Funding for Innovation in Agriculture and Agri-food sectors](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/funding-for-innovation-in-agriculture/): Canada’s agricultural landscape is undergoing a seismic shift. Innovation is the new frontier, sustainability is the new standard, and growth is the ultimate goal. Fueling this transformation are government-funded grants, loans, and tax credits to small farmers, major agri-businesses, and innovators at the cutting edge of new product development.
- [The 2024 Canadian Budget: A discussion about available funding for public and private sector organizations](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/the_2024_federal_budget/): Budget 2024 was announced a few weeks ago so it's time to dive in and explore new and returning funding programs from federal agencies. Learn about funding opportunities for public and private sector organizations, as well as Canada’s priorities for the year.
- [Navigating Canadian Funding Opportunities for Cultural and Arts Projects](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/funding_for_cultural_and_arts_projects/): Cultural and art projects are an incredible force for community development and intersect with many disciplines, including learning, entertainment, and leisure. There are several government grants and programs designed to support these projects. This webinar will guide grant seekers through the diverse landscape of funding available for cultural and arts projects across Canada.
- [Game-changing Canadian Research and Development Grants](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/canadian-research-development-grants/): Research and development (R&D) is a catalyst for business development and growth as it enables innovation, invention, and progress that will have an impact on the way we do life. If you’re a business, or an entrepreneur looking to advance your innovative ideas, R&D grants can be a game-changer for you. The Canadian Government is investing significantly in innovation which it values highly. One way that this investment is seeded is by setting up programs that can help cover R&D costs, in a variety of areas.
- [Funding opportunities available for regional and local governments](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/subsidies-to-reduce-greenhouse-gas/): To help Canada reach its target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), the federal government has set up several subsidy programs to encourage organizations to take action. Furthermore, provinces, territories, and municipalities are looking to become more efficient and sustainable, but these projects require a significant financial investment. Fortunately, many of the programs created by the federal are aimed at provinces, territories, and municipalities, helping them to adopt sustainable development practices, meet their GHG emission targets, and create a greener environment.
- [Canada’s 2023 Federal Budget: A Closer Look at Grant Funding on the Horizon for Public and Private Entities](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/canadas-2023-budget/): With the recent publication of Budget 2023, it’s time to dive into the details of new and returning funding programs from the federal government. This session will discuss broad priorities for spending in the next 12-months, including ways Canada will commit to building a stronger, more sustainable, and more secure economy for everyone.
- [What the Pros Know: How to Improve your Grant Proposal Success](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/improve_grant_proposal/): Writing a winning grant proposal can be challenging, even for veteran grant seekers. You believe in your project and understand the needs of your organization, your goal is to now make a potential funder believe in your project too. A successful application begins and ends with confidence. With over 20 years in the grant industry, we know experience breeds confidence. We also know it’s wise to collaborate with the industry’s best to ensure success, so we’ve invited three outside grant experts, all with a varying perspective of the grant writing process, to share their own advice and offer several tips on how to make your application stand out from the pack.
- [Workforce Development Programs In Canada](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/workforce_development/): Are you looking to hire new employees and/or provide training to your existing workforce? One of the Government of Canada’s priorities is to ensure that the workforce of the country is robust, regardless of the industry. During this webinar, we will review several federal programs that are available and that you can use to hire and/or train your personnel so that they are equipped to deal with new technologies and acquire new skills.
- [Grant opportunities for Broadband and Connectivity in Canada](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/grant-opportunities-for-broadband-in-canada/): The Government of Canada has set a target that all Canadians must have access to high-speed Internet by 2030, regardless of where they live. To reach this target, several approaches have been put in place, and among them, funding. The programs support a wide range of projects from transporting network capacity to cellular expansion projects. During this webinar, we will discuss what grants are available both at the federal and provincial levels.
- [GLOBAL CYBERSECURITY TRENDS: Cybersecurity Resilience and Industry 4.0 in Canada](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/global-cybersecurity-trends-canada/): As part of the cybersecurity awareness month, we are hosting a series of webcasts to discuss cybersecurity grant opportunities across the globe. We will examine current trends and the impact of COVID-19 on cybercrime and resulting cyber funding in four corners of the globe: U.S., Canada, Australia, and Europe.
- [What Funding Opportunities Are Available for Canadian SMEs?](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/what-funding-opportunities-for-smes/): Businesses of all sizes need extra money for a variety of things. It could be to improve efficiency or expand by adding employees. It’s often tough to balance the many options at a company’s disposal. Where to even begin?
- [What you Need to Know About Canada’s Superclusters](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/grant-opportunities-for-universities-641/): Join Grants Office on August 15 at 1 p.m. EST as we review the opportunities available through the five superclusters in Canada.
- [Grant Opportunities for Canadian Colleges and Universities in 2022](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/grant-opportunities-for-universities/): Join Grants Office on July 18 at 1 p.m. as we go over the existing and future opportunities for colleges and universities. There are plenty of research opportunities for colleges and universities. These funds help accelerate innovation, infrastructure and advances in science and technology.
- [Breakdown of the Regional Economic Development Agencies in Canada in 2022](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/economic-development-agencies-in-canada/): Across Canada, through the federal government’s Innovation, Science and Economic Development, there are seven regional economic development agencies. These strategically placed organizations help businesses to fuel economic growth and create better paying jobs through innovative programs. These agencies include Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency; Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions; Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency; Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario; Federal Economic Development Agency for Northern Ontario; Prairies Economic Development Canada and Pacific Economic Development Canada.
- [Budget 2022 du Québec: Les grandes lignes ainsi que les programmes disponible](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/budget-2022-du-quebec/): Suite à l'annonce du budget du gouvernement québécois, il est maintenant temps de faire un survol du budget et de voir quels sont les programmes de subventions qui seront disponible au Québec durant l'année 2022-2023.Venez en apprendre davantage sur les programmes que vous soyez du secteur publique ou privé. Joignez-vous à Stéphanie César, consultante en développement de subventions de Grants Office, alors que nous allons offrir un aperçu des priorités de financement du gouvernement du Québec pour 2022. Nous vous fournirons des détails sur les programmes disponibles, les dates limites prévues et des conseils utiles pour obtenir des fonds pour votre organisation.
- [The 2022 Federal Budget: A Detailed Discussion on Grant Funding Available in Canada](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/2022-federal-budget-available-funding/)
- [Strategies for becoming a Grant-Ready Organization in 2022](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/grant-ready-organization/): This informative session is applicable to all grant seekers, regardless of grant experience, organization type, or project readiness. Join us to make sure you are ‘grant ready’ in time for the 2022 budget release.
- [Public Safety Grants in Canada, plus 10 Grant Writing Tips](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/public-safety-grants-in-canada/): Stephanie Cesar speaks with Ashley Schultz about available public safety grants in Canada. During this over 30-minute presentation, Grants Office discussed grant programs to fund various public safety projects. Additionally, Stephanie shared 10 tips for writing successful grant proposals.
- [Green Infrastructure Grants in Canada](https://grantsofficecan.com/events/green-infrastructure-grants-in-canada/):