Every program we track, with its source.

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

A non-refundable tax credit that reduces income tax for people with a severe and prolonged impairment, and unlocks access to several other federal programs.

A tax credit for renovations that make a home safer or more accessible for a senior or a person eligible for the Disability Tax Credit.

Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency support for business growth in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI and Newfoundland and Labrador.

Federal support for Black Canadian business owners through the Black Entrepreneurship Loan Fund, a National Ecosystem Fund, and a Knowledge Hub.

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.

Prince Edward Island's economic development agency, running seed and growth funding for Island companies including the Ignition Fund and Small Business Assistance.

A rebate for Nova Scotia companies making large capital investments in innovation, automation or new production processes. Minimum project investment is $350,000.

New Brunswick's business development agency, offering payroll incentives, loan guarantees and free Business Navigator support for permits and regulations.

ACOA's main innovation stream for Atlantic Canadian businesses scaling up, commercialising technology, or improving productivity.

A federal strategy funding women-owned and women-led businesses through ecosystem partners, the WES Loan Fund, and regional delivery organisations.

A refundable credit that reimburses part of your eligible tuition and training fees, using a balance that accumulates each year you work.

Help paying for education or training after a military career, for Canadian Armed Forces veterans.

Funding for First Nations students in post-secondary education, administered by your First Nation.

NWT rebates for efficient heating systems, appliances, insulation and renewable energy, delivered by the Arctic Energy Alliance.

Rebates of up to 50% on energy-efficient equipment for Nova Scotia businesses, or interest-free financing.

No-cost home energy retrofits, insulation, heat pumps and more, for low-to-median-income households, delivered through participating provinces. Renters are eligible.

Assistance for replacing an oil or propane heating system and water heater with a renewable energy source such as hydroelectricity, geothermal or biomass.

Municipal financing that lets Alberta homeowners pay for energy upgrades through their property tax bill, available only in participating municipalities.

Provincial rebates for heat pumps, insulation, windows and other efficiency upgrades in British Columbia homes, with enhanced amounts in northern B.C.

The income-qualified CleanBC stream, offering substantially larger heat pump and efficiency support to lower-income B.C. households, including those heating with gas, oil or propane.

Manitoba's provincial efficiency agency, offering insulation, heating, solar and low-income home programs.

Provincial rebates for Nova Scotia homeowners who complete energy upgrades identified by a home energy assessment.

Free energy-efficiency upgrades for income-qualified Ontario households, including both homeowners and renters.

A repayable loan of up to $10,000 covering the up-front cost of approved insulation and envelope upgrades.

Free energy efficiency upgrades, mainly insulation and air sealing, for lower-income New Brunswick households.

Free insulation upgrades for lower-income Island homeowners - no upfront cost, no loan, contractors and materials included.

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

Yukon government rebates for home energy upgrades, efficient appliances, heating systems and renewable energy installations.

A $400 rebate toward home heating costs for lower-income Nova Scotia households. Applications for the 2026-27 season open 1 October 2026.

Rebates for Ontario homeowners on insulation, windows, doors, heat pumps and other efficiency upgrades, delivered through Save on Energy with Enbridge Gas.

Rebates toward heat pumps and insulation for Nova Scotia homeowners on a moderate income.

A monthly on-bill credit that reduces electricity costs for lower-income Ontario households.

Residential customers can earn electricity bill credits by sending surplus renewable power to Qulliq Energy's grid.

SaskEnergy rebates for replacing furnaces, boilers, water heaters and other equipment with high-efficiency natural gas models.

Financial assistance for Quebec homeowners who improve their home's energy performance, based on an energy evaluation before and after the work.

Free energy-efficiency upgrades for income-qualified Saskatchewan households.

Rebates for New Brunswick homeowners who complete recommended energy upgrades, insulation, doors, windows and heating systems, after an energy evaluation.

Free air sealing and small efficiency upgrades for lower-income Island households, installed for you.

An instant 10% rebate on wood pellets used for space heating, applied at the point of sale.

Provincial rebates for Island homeowners insulating their home or replacing windows and doors. Rebate amounts for these measures increased even as others were reduced.

Provincial efficiency rebates for insulation, thermostats and heating upgrades, delivered jointly by Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro.

Federal funding of up to $50,000 for small and medium businesses developing new export markets. The current intake closed on 31 August 2026, the next intake has not been announced.

Export credit insurance, working capital guarantees and market knowledge for Canadian companies selling internationally.

A non-refundable tax credit for people supporting a spouse, partner or dependant with a physical or mental impairment.

A tax-free monthly payment for families raising children under 18. Amounts depend on your family net income and the number and ages of your children.

Reduced fees at regulated child care across Canada, moving toward an average of $10 a day.

Term loans, working capital and advisory services from Canada's development bank for entrepreneurs. This is lending, not grant funding.

Repayable term loans for small and medium businesses in strategic growth sectors, priced at the Bank of Canada rate plus 0.5%.

Start-up financing and non-repayable contributions for Indigenous businesses, through Indigenous Financial Institutions.

A non-repayable grant covering 15% of eligible capital purchases, up to $3,750 a year.

Federal help with the cost of dental care for residents without private dental insurance, based on adjusted family net income.

A federal wage subsidy for small businesses, non-profits and public institutions hiring young people aged 15 to 30 for summer positions.

An earned rebate on eligible gross payroll, paid annually over three to five years once a company hits agreed job-creation targets.

A repayable loan to help lower-income New Brunswick families buy or build a modest first home.

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

A monthly tax-free payment on top of Old Age Security for seniors with a low income.

Tax-free quarterly payments for people with low and modest incomes to help with the cost of everyday essentials. This replaced the GST/HST credit in July 2026.

A refundable tax credit that tops up the income of people who work but earn a low income, with an extra supplement for workers with a disability.

Funding for New Brunswick companies to access research talent and facilities, for example paying a university lab to solve a technical problem.

Advisory services and cost-shared funding for small and medium businesses developing new technology, delivered through a network of Industrial Technology Advisors.

Canada's largest federal support for business R&D, refundable and non-refundable tax credits for experimental development and applied research.

Free language training, employment help and settlement support for permanent residents and protected persons.

Startup financing plus two years of mentorship for entrepreneurs aged 18 to 39, often combined with a matching BDC loan.

Up to $25,000 of seed capital for a new innovative venture on PEI, with no matching contribution required.

Provinces and territories may offer employer training support under their own programs and rules.

New Brunswick's employer-facing labour programs, covering workforce training support and wage subsidies for hiring.