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Industry associations, ecosystem organizations, and other not-for-profits receive non-repayable contributions of up to $3 million with 50% matching funding. These funds support projects in British Columbia that strengthen business growth and regional innovation ecosystems.

Provincial heat pump rebate for Island households. Applications are currently PAUSED, do not plan an installation around this rebate until it reopens.

Combined federal and provincial grants to replace an oil heating system with a heat pump, covering the unit, installation, panel upgrades and oil tank removal.

Non-repayable contributions of up to 50% of eligible costs, to a maximum of $200,000 over 24 months, for businesses starting, innovating, scaling or growing sales.

Festivals in the Greater Montreal region receive financial assistance to support international marketing and product development. Eligible organizations get funding for the 2025 and 2026 editions based on total attendance and international tourist appeal.

Non-profit organizations, municipalities, and Indigenous organizations receive funding to build or improve public community, recreation, and tourism infrastructure. This financial assistance supports projects that strengthen communities and promote regional economic development in Quebec.

Forgivable loans for lower-income New Brunswick homeowners whose homes need major repairs or lack basic plumbing.

A tax-free monthly payment for families caring for a child under 18 with a severe and prolonged impairment.

For-profit businesses in Ontario impacted by U.S. tariffs receive grants or loans covering 10-20% of eligible costs to a maximum of $5 million. The funding supports investments that enhance resilience, build local supply chains, and expand market reach.

A free smart thermostat, professionally installed, plus other free energy-saving products.

Eligible small and medium-sized Manitoba employers receive cost-shared funding to offset expenses related to employee training and human resources strategy development. The program helps organizations build stronger workforces while assisting workers in gaining in-demand skills and securing well-paying jobs.

Small and medium-sized businesses, tourism organizations, and local communities receive regionally tailored funding to grow and develop local tourism projects and events. Eligible businesses and not-for-profit organizations can apply for funding to support the growth of tourism operations and the industry.

Indigenous governments, municipalities, and non-profit organizations receive funding to enhance public community spaces and climate resiliency. Contributions do not exceed $1 million per project for eligible small-scale construction and renovation activities.

Municipalities, Indigenous groups, and not-for-profit organizations in British Columbia receive non-repayable contributions for community infrastructure projects. This funding supports public benefit projects that strengthen communities and advance regional economic development.