Capital and program funding matched to your business. By what you do, what you need it for, and who it's for. With an honest read on whether you can apply directly, or need a partner.
Each match tells you one of three things: apply directly, partner with an eligible non-profit, or not directly eligible. The read is shown on the card before you click.
Featured
Funds 12-week research internships hosting international undergrads at Canadian institutions.
You do not apply to the funder directly. This one runs through a partner organization.
Dates are shown as verified on the date given. Programs change their windows without notice, so confirm with the funder before you rely on a date. Most programs here accept applications year-round and carry no deadline at all.
Coverage: Canadian business funding programs, federal, provincial and municipal. This is a maintained selection, not every program in the country.
Wage subsidy helping innovative SMEs hire young (15-30) graduates for tech roles.
Up to $25K-$30K wage subsidy to hire post-secondary grads for green/STEM jobs.
Wage subsidy for bio-economy employers hiring post-secondary students.
Wage subsidies + wraparound supports for employers hiring youth (15-30) facing barriers.
Wage subsidy for employers who create paid co-op/work-integrated learning placements for post-secondary students.
Wage subsidy to help employers create summer jobs for youth aged 15-30.
Rolling · accepts applications year-round, no fixed deadline.
Upcoming · intake opens on a set date or runs seasonally.
Grant · money you do not repay, usually tied to a defined project or cost.
Loan · money you borrow and repay, often at better-than-market terms.
Tax credit · reduces the tax you owe, claimed on your return; not cash up front.
Wage subsidy · covers part of an employee's wages for a set period.
Voucher · a credit toward a specific service or supplier.
Equity · investment in exchange for a stake in your business.
Service / advisory · expertise, mentorship, or support rather than money.
Federal · a Government of Canada program.
Provincial · a provincial or territorial government program.
Crown · a government-owned corporation (for example BDC or EDC). A "Crown loan" is a loan from one of these.
Municipal · a city or regional program.
Foundation · a non-government funder.
No · not paid back (grants and credits).
Partial · part is repayable.
Yes · repaid (loans).
Apply through a partner · the funder doesn't take applications directly from businesses. It channels the money through an intermediary (a non-profit, an Aboriginal Financial Institution, a lender, or a university) that you work with to access it. Start with that partner, not the funder.
Confirm current details · a specific detail (intake window or cap) was not confirmed at last check; verify on the official page before relying on it.
Spotlight
Closes Oct 9, 2026. Apply: directly.
Every program, with the honest read on each: apply directly, or you will need a partner.
Match my business
Every year, Canadian small-business funding goes unclaimed. The programs are scattered across dozens of sites, and eligibility is rarely clear from the outside. The match tells you honestly, program by program, whether you can apply directly or need a partner.
No application. Just the match.
Included with Featured.