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Check out all the grants and subsidies available for small and medium-sized businesses in Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
Amount: | There are two programs for small business:
1) Core BDPF
2) BDPF Aftercare
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Who can apply (eligibility): |
Only businesses with $500,000 or less in annual revenues are eligible to apply
For full guidelines and details, visit the fund's website. |
How to apply: | Download the appropriate forms on the fund's website. |
Application deadline: | Ongoing |
Amount: | Amount varies |
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Who can apply (eligibility): |
This program is primarily focused on providing up-and-coming small businesses, community organizations and individuals with support to grow. Program eligibility is limited to Nunavut Residents and business majority owned by Nunavut Residents. It contains three funds:
1) Small Business Opportunities Fund
2) Entrepreneur Development Fund
3) Sustainable Livelihood Fund
Eligible applicants must have reported a minimum of $10,000 in gross business sales to Canada Customs and Revenue Agency in at least one of the last three tax years or be considered a new entrant. |
How to apply: | Download and submit application forms found on their website. |
Application deadline: | Ongoing |
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