SAZ Canadian Business Grant Finder

AI and digital funding for Canadian businesses

NRC Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP) financial support

Technology-driven small and medium businesses can get project funding and advisor support to research, develop and commercialize products and services.

National Research Council of Canada. Grant. Canada-wide.

Innovative Solutions Canada

Small businesses can compete on government-set challenges to build prototypes, or have the government buy an innovation to test it in real settings.

Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada. Grant. Canada-wide.

Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative (Prairies)

Prairie businesses can get support to adopt AI or to bring Canadian AI products and services to market.

Prairies Economic Development Canada. Grant. Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba.

Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative in Atlantic Canada

Atlantic small and medium businesses can submit an expression of interest for repayable funding to adopt or deploy AI.

Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency. Loan. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador.

Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative (Quebec)

Quebec small and medium businesses can get repayable support to develop, sell or adopt AI.

Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions. Loan. Quebec.

Manitoba Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit

Corporations in Manitoba building interactive products such as games, simulators or e-learning can claim a credit on qualifying labour and some marketing costs.

Government of Manitoba. Tax credit. Manitoba.

ESSOR Volet 1: support for carrying out investment projects

Quebec businesses can get non-repayable help with feasibility studies, digital diagnostics and digital plan rollout.

Investissement Québec, for the Government of Quebec. Grant. Quebec.

Accelerate Digital Adoption Projects Tomorrow (ADAPT) Fund

For-profit NWT businesses can get a small amount of funding each year to adopt digital technologies.

Prosper NWT. Grant. Northwest Territories.