Business Grants in Manitoba
Discover funding opportunities for businesses in Manitoba. Browse grants from provincial and federal programs.
Manitoba Business Grants
24 grants found
First Jobs Fund
A Manitoba application-based fund for organizations delivering job-readiness and paid work experience programs that help youth aged 15 to 29 obtain their first workplace experience.
Canada-Manitoba Job Grant
The Canada-Manitoba Job Grant was a program that provided funding to support employee training, but it has been discontinued and replaced by the Building Up Manitoba Program (BUMP).
CanExport SMEs
The CanExport SMEs program provides competitive funding to help eligible Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises expand into new international markets by sharing the costs of export‑related activities.
Futurpreneur Canada
Provides financing, mentoring and support tools for aspiring business owners aged 18‑39.
Black Entrepreneurship Startup Program
Provides startup loan financing and up to two years of mentorship for Black entrepreneurs.
Global Innovation Clusters
Supports AI adoption, scale‑up and commercialization through resources and networking opportunities.
Innovative Solutions Canada
Provides funding to develop new innovations and test cutting‑edge prototypes in real‑life settings.
Women Entrepreneurship Strategy
Provides funding, mentorship, training and growth opportunities for women entrepreneurs through partner organizations.
Black Entrepreneurship Program
Supports Black entrepreneurs through Black‑led organizations and financial institutions offering funding and mentorship.
2SLGBTQI+ Entrepreneurship Program
Provides targeted support, including funding and mentorship, for 2SLGBTQI+ SMEs across Canada.
Grants for technological innovation (IRAP)
NRC IRAP offers Canadian small and medium‑sized enterprises customized advisory services, networking, and potential funding to develop and commercialize innovative, technology‑driven products and services.
Northern Ontario innovation funding
Funding for innovation projects in Northern Ontario communities and businesses.