Tariff and Export Funding in Canada: Directory of Funding Programs
This page is a directory of funding programs that support businesses focused on exporting across Canada. It includes tariff programs introduced in response to U.S. tariffs, as well as other exporting-related funding programs. The page will be regularly updated to ensure that funding programs are current.
(For a complete guide to the types of funding available to entrepreneurs, read our Canada Business Funding guide.)
Federal Tariff Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Duties Relief Program | The Duties Relief Program allows companies to import commercial goods without paying duties, as long as those goods are eventually exported. As part of the program, companies can manufacture or use the commercial goods in a limited manner before export. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Companies that import commercial goods later exported as-is or used to produce other goods for export. |
| Duty Drawback Program | The Drawback Program can help Canadian companies compete in export markets by removing the domestic duty impact from their commercial goods. The program grants a drawback (refund) of duties that were paid on imported goods. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Companies that import goods for export in the same condition, use them to produce export goods, or destroy surplus or obsolete imported or manufactured goods. |
| Customs Bonded Warehouse Program | The Customs Bonded Warehouse Program defers the payment of customs duties on imported goods into Canada until they are sold in the Canadian market. If imported goods are exported directly from the customs bonded warehouse, no customs duties are payable. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Operators of a customs bonded warehouse |
| The Large Enterprise Tariff Loan (LETL) facility | The Large Enterprise Tariff Loan (LETL) facility is a new financing facility announced by the Government of Canada on March 21, 2025. It provides financing support for large Canadian enterprises affected by actual and potential new tariffs and countermeasures and which face challenges accessing traditional sources of market financing. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Large Canadian companies with significant operations or workforce in Canada, at least $300 million in annual Canadian revenue, and a minimum loan need of $60 million. Businesses must be viable before tariffs and not undergoing insolvency proceedings. |
| Tax relief and support for businesses in response to tariffs | The CRA will defer GST/HST and corporate income tax payments from April 2 to June 30, 2025, waive interest on these payments during the same period, and provide interest relief on existing GST/HST and T2 balances. | No fixed amount | July 1, 2025 | Canadian businesses |
| Pivot to grow loan | The Pivot to Grow Loan program offers loans of up to $2M to help your business mitigate the impact of tariffs on Canadian exports to the U.S | $2,000,000 | Continuous Intake | Companies with at least 25% of sales from U.S. exports or a significant risk of being affected by U.S. tariffs, annual sales of $2M or more, positive cash flow, and demonstrated profitability. |
| EDC Trade Impact Program | The EDC Trade Impact Program helps eligible companies navigate economic challenges by offering trade credit insurance, currency risk solutions, increased access to working capital, and financing for global expansion. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Canadian exporter, or a company that supplies exporters |
| Canada tariff remission process | Canada tariff remission process provides eligible businesses exceptional relief from the tariffs imposed as part of Canadaâs response. Under specific circumstances, remission allows for relief from the payment of tariffs, or the refund of tariffs already paid. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Companies registered in Canada |
| UPDATED EI Work-Sharing Program | The UPDATED EI Work-Sharing Program helps employers and employees avoid layoffs by providing EI benefits to eligible employees who agree to reduce normal hours to share the work with other employees. Work-Sharing special measures to support businesses affected by the threat or potential realization of tariffs are effective March 7, 2025 to March 6, 2026. | No fixed amount | March 6, 2026 | Employers experiencing a decline in business due to tariffs, operating in Canada for at least 1 year, and employing at least 2 EI-eligible employees who agree to reduce hours and share work. |
Federal Tariff Programs for Agriculture & Agrifood
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Trade Disruption Customer Support program | The Trade Disruption Customer Support Program helps Canadaâs agriculture and food sector manage tariff impacts by offering loan deferrals, a $500,000 credit line, and additional term loan support. | $500,000 | Continuous Intake | Financially viable businesses prior to the impact of the tariff |
| Canada Brand | The Canada Brand Program promotes Canadian food and beverage products globally with free access to a national branding program, a modern marketing toolkit, international promotional opportunities, and a network supporting a unified Canadian presence abroad. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Export-ready, registered Canadian business entities that have a role in producing, promoting or supporting Canadian agriculture, food or seafood products. |
Federal Exporting Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| CanExport SMEs | The CanExport SMEs program helps small and medium-sized businesses expand into new international markets. It offers up to $50,000 to support eligible activities for promoting existing products and services abroad. | $50,000 | May 31, 2025 at 5 pm EDT for projects taking place in the 2025-2026 fiscal year. | Businesses must be for-profit, established in Canada, and legally incorporated or organized as an LLP or cooperative. Must have a CRA business number, 1 to 500 full-time employees, and $100,000 to $100 million in Canadian revenue from the past fiscal year. |
| CCC – For Canadian Business | The Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) empowers Canadian exporters by providing unparalleled access to foreign government buyers, opening doors for international business expansion. CCC offers practical business development advice, referrals, and tools that are designed to bring all the support you need to enable you at each stage of the deal. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Canadian Exporters |
| EDC Investment Matching Program | Export Development Canada (EDC) can match investments of $10 million or more with their expedited co-investment program. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Canadian Exporters |
| EDC Direct lending | EDC offers non-dilutive financing to help Canadian exporters expand globally by filling gaps left by traditional lenders. Support includes various loan structures and collaborations with your lender. Pricing is market-based or follows OECD terms, depending on risk. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Canadian companies with international growth plans |
| EDC Structured and Project Finance | Structured and Project Finance supports complex international projects involving large investments and multiple stakeholders. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Projects must generate over $50 million in revenue and involve export activities outside Canada in the extractive, power, utilities, infrastructure or industrial sector. |
| EDC Buyer Financing | EDCâs Buyer Financing Guarantee provides up to 100% guarantee on 85% of a commercial contract to approved Canadian or international financial partners. The guarantee covers term financing transactions not exceeding $25 million. | $25 million | Continuous Intake | International buyers of Canadian goods and services |
| EDC Export Guarantee Program | The Export Guarantee Program (EGP) provides guarantees of up to US$25 million to your financial institution so they can extend your access to working capital. | $25 million | Continuous Intake | Companies needing complex export finance structures, including multiple operating lines, foreign assets or acquisitions, cash flow loans or multiple borrowers. |
| EDC Trade Expansion Lending Program | The Trade Expansion Lending Program (TELP) is a guarantee that helps you access more working capital from your financial institution. EDC shares the risk with your lender by guaranteeing part of your loan or line of credit, allowing them to offer the credit conditions you need to grow. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Companies needing working capital loans |
| EDC Investments | EDC Investments is an evergreen investment program that provides equity capital to established Canadian companies looking to accelerate their international growth. EDC take a minority equity position (up to 25% ownership) and do not seek control. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Established Canadian companies seeking to accelerate international growth, as well as emerging companies with annual revenues between $500,000 and $10 million, and companies with annual revenues between $10 million and $300 million. |
| EDC Account Performance Security Guarantee | Account Performance Security Guarantee (APSG) gives your financial institution a 100% guarantee for standby letters of credit. This frees up your cash or credit line to help grow your business. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Companies needing collateral replacement for contractual and financial letters of guarantee |
| EDC Foreign Exchange Facility Guarantee | EDCâs Foreign Exchange Facility Guarantee (FXG) can cover your collateral requirements on foreign exchange (FX) contracts, helping you manage fluctuating currency rates without tying up your cash. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | A registered Canadian company that qualifies as a direct, indirect, or future exporter, has a business banking relationship with a Canadian financial institution, meets environmental, social, and governance standards, and has (or is considering) an FX contract or hedging instrument. |
| EDC Performance Security Insurance | The EDC Performance Security Insurance covers 95% of your insured losses if a customer wrongfully calls a letter of guarantee or if a call is triggered by you not being able to meet your obligations due to specific political risks. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Determined by EDC based on review of the letter of guarantee and conditions and economic outlook in your customerâs country, and the customerâs profile. |
| EDC Select Credit Insurance | Select Credit Insurance offers short-term coverage designed for businesses that export occasionally, such as new exporters, companies with a small number of international clients, and seasonal exporters. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Canadian companies of all sizes if they insure $500,000 or less per customer, sell directly or indirectly to international buyers, get paid within 180 days, meet EDCâs risk criteria, havenât shipped goods or provided services yet, and donât need pre-shipment or domestic coverage. |
| EDC Portfolio Credit Insurance | Portfolio Credit Insurance is a flexible solution that can insure an unlimited number of international customers, protect your invoices, and, in some cases, cover pre-shipment costs. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Active Exporters |
| EDC Surety bonds | EDC Surety Bonds help your surety company provide the bonding capacity you need to grow, with EDC offering reinsurance if a customer makes a claim against your bond. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Active Exporters |
| FinDev Canada Financing and Investment | FinDev Canada offers financial solutions such as debt and equity to clients operating in developing countries that demonstrate sustainable social and economic benefits for local communities | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Companies operating in developing countries |
| CanExport Innovation | Innovators from Canadian organizations may access up to $75,000 in funding to assist with research and development (R&D) for a single technology. CanExport covers up to 75% of costs to pursue and sign collaborative R&D agreements with international partners. | $75,000 | The next intake period will open June 1, 2025. | Canadian small and medium-sized enterprise, academic institutions, and non-government research centres |
| CanExport GAC-Led Delegations | The CanExport GAC-Led Delegations program offers funding to cover up to 50% of costs related to participation in select trade missions and delegations led by Global Affairs Canadaâs (GAC) Trade Commissioner Service (TCS). | $50,000 | Rolling deadline | Canadian SME selected for a GAC-led delegation, established in Canada as a for-profit, legally incorporated entity, LLP, or cooperative with an active CRA number, 1â500 full-time employees, and $100Kâ$100M in Canadian revenue in the last tax year (or past 12 months for monthly/quarterly filers). |
Federal Exporting Programs for Technology Industry
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| NRC IRAP Financial Support for Technology Innovation (includes NRC IRAP International) | The National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP) provides direct support to small and medium-sized businesses with international interests. The international programs connect companies with the funding, advisory, export, and innovation services they need to access new markets and global value chains. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Incorporated, for-profit Canadian SME with 500 or fewer employees, pursuing growth through innovative, tech-driven products, services, or processes. |
Federal Exporting Programs for Artists
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Translation Component of Arts Abroad | The Translation component of Arts Abroad funds the translation of Canadian literary works or dramatic works for international presentation or publication. | $20,000 | October 8, 2025 | International literary publishers and theatre organizations, theatre and multidisciplinary groups and collectives, theatre companies and dramaturgical organizations, and multidisciplinary organizations |
| Representation and Promotion Component of Arts Abroad | The Representation and Promotion component of Arts Abroad funds travel linked to the international promotion of Canadian artists and artistic works | $30,000 | May 14, 2025 | Registered or incorporated Canadian arts organizations to represent Canadian artists and develop their presence internationally, and establish a place for Canadian arts practice in the global arts market. |
| Export Assistance Program | The Export Assistance Program helps finance the international distribution of Canadian feature films, including the promotional campaign for theatrical release. | $90,000 | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Company specializing in the theatrical distribution of films. |
| Export-Ready Stream â Creative Export Canada | The Export-Ready Stream (ERS) of the Creative Export Canada (CEC) program offers funding through contributions (not loans) for export-ready projects that generate export revenues and help Canadian creative industries reach more people around the world. | No fixed amount | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Canadian-owned and -controlled, incorporated for-profit or non-profit organization with up to $500M in annual revenue and at least one full-time employee. |
| Export Development Stream â Creative Export Canada | The Export Development Stream (EDS) of the Creative Export Canada (CEC) program offers funding in the form of grants and contributions for new and early-stage exporters to build capacity and expand into international markets and seasoned exporters to expand into new international markets and build business networks. | No fixed amount | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Canadian-owned and -controlled, incorporated for-profit or non-profit organization with up to $500M in annual revenue and at least one full-time employee. |
Federal Exporting Programs for Underrepresented Sectors (Black Canadian, Disabled, Indigenous, Woman)
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Representation and Promotion Component of Arts Abroad | The Representation and Promotion component of Arts Abroad funds travel linked to the international promotion of Canadian artists and artistic works. | $30,000 | May 14, 2025 | Registered or incorporated Canadian arts organizations to represent Canadian artists and develop their presence internationally, and establish a place for Canadian arts practice in the global arts market. |
| EDC Inclusive Trade Investments Program (ITIP) | EDC invests in companies led or founded by women and/or other diverse management teams who are raising, or have recently raised, equity funding (Seed to Series B funding rounds) to support international growth. | $30,000 | Continuous Intake | Canadian company with diverse C-suite leadership (e.g. women, Indigenous, racialized, LGBTQ2+, or persons with disabilities) holding equitable ownership, growing toward $500K in revenue with strong export potential, and committed to building a diverse board. |
Alberta Exporting Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Alberta Export Expansion Program (AEEP) | The Alberta Export Expansion Program offers funding to help export-ready companies and non-profit organizations enhance access to international markets and attract global buyers. | $15,000 | Continuous Intake | Albertaâs small- and medium-sized enterprises, industry associations, Indigenous organizations, economic development organizations that promote Alberta exports through international travel to formal outbound trade events. |
| Trade Accelerator Program | The Trade Accelerator Program (TAP) is an innovative 4-session initiative, designed to accelerate the strategic development of your business and to better prepare you for an expansion into international markets. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Alberta entrepreneurs |
British Columbia Tariff Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| B.C. tariff guidance for businesses | Qualifying businesses can get tariff exemptions or reductions by meeting the rules of origin and completing a certificate of origin under some trade agreements. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Canadian exporters |
British Columbia Tariff Program for Agriculture & Agrifood
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| UPDATED AgriStability | UPDATED AgriStability provides additional support to farmers managing income losses because of rising costs or bad market conditions due to trade disruptions with the U.S. and China. | No fixed amount | April 30, 2025 | Farm operators |
British Columbia Exporting Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Export Navigator | Export Navigator is a program that helps B.C. businesses diversify and grow by guiding them through the export process. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Businesses located in British Columbia |
| Competitiveness Consulting Rebate | The Competitiveness Consulting Rebate offers up to 50% back (max $30,000/year) to eligible small and medium sized businesses for external consulting projects that boost resiliency, productivity, revenue, profitability, or job creation. | $30,000 | Continuous Intake | Eligible businesses are privately owned, incorporated, located in the Northern Development Initiative Trust region, with fewer than 500 employees and under $100 million in revenue. |
| Business Scale-up and Productivity in British Columbia | The Business Scale-up and Productivity (BSP) program funds high-growth businesses in B.C. that are scaling and developing innovative goods, services or technologies. | $5,000,000 | April 30, 2025 | High-growth, incorporated business in Canada that is scaling innovative goods, services, or technologies, has operated in Canada for at least 2 years, has staffed facilities in B.C., and has secured at least 50% of project funding from non-government sources. |
British Columbia Exporting Programs for Agriculture & Agrifood
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| BC Agriculture and Food Export Program | The BC Agriculture and Food Export Program aims to increase sales, reduce market risk, and enhance long-term sustainability for B.C.âs agriculture, food and beverage exporters by providing cost-shared funding to undertake market development activities outside of B.C. that enable sector businesses and associations to maintain, expand and/or diversify export markets. | $225,000 | February 3, 2026 | B.C.-based or B.C.-registered primary producer, processor, co-op, or industry group in agriculture, food, beverage, or seafood, selling or marketing products grown or processed in B.C. |
| Agritech Concierge Program | The B.C. Agritech Concierge helps agritech businesses grow, diversify, access new markets, and attract investment by guiding them through existing government programs to scale up, become export-ready, and secure funding opportunities. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Farmers, food producers, and businesses interested in agritech |
Manitoba Tariff Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Support Manitoba. Buy Local. | The Manitoba government is working hard to protect jobs and safeguard our economy against the potential impacts of US tariffs. By buying Manitoban and Canadian products and services, you can support farmers and producers, businesses, and workers here at home. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Manitoba-based businesses, producers, or services |
Manitoba Exporting Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Export Support Programming: Export Development Program | The Export Development program provides reimbursement to eligible Manitoba companies participating in a tradeshow or mission outside the province. | $20,000 | Continuous Intake | For-profit small or medium-sized enterprise in Manitoba that produces an exportable product or service that have annual revenue in the current or previous fiscal year of at least $100,000, to a maximum of $50 million |
| Export Support Programming: Incoming Buyer Program | The Government of Manitobaâs Incoming Buyer Program (IBP) assists Manitoba companies offset the costs of inviting a qualified international buyer to Manitoba. | $2,000 | Continuous Intake | For-profit small or medium-sized enterprise in Manitoba that produces an exportable product or service that have annual revenue in the current or previous fiscal year of at least $100,000, to a maximum of $50 million |
Manitoba Exporting Programs for Agriculture & Agrifood
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Capital Infrastructure and Investments | The Capital Assets – Processing Equipment funding stream supports the growth and expansion of Manitoba’s agri-processing sector by assisting with capital investment purchases for modernization activities that enhance efficiency, productivity and environmental sustainability. | $2,500,000 | December 31, 2026. | Agri-food processors, Agri-product processors, Primary producers who are or will be engaged in the transformation of agricultural commodities into value-added goods and Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, MĂ©tis) Group: government, community, and/or including Tribal Councils, associations, and organizations |
| Manitoba Department of Agriculture Market Development | The Market Development program provide financial assistance for market development activities that enhance the export capacity of individual businesses and improve overall domestic and international access for the sector. | $30,000 | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Primary producers, agri-food processors, agri-product processors, abattoirs, brand owners, Indigenous Government/Indigenous individuals, businesses, communities, and organizations, other Indigenous groups undertaking agricultural initiatives. |
Manitoba Exporting Programs for Artists
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Predevelopment Program for Documentary Productions | The Market Access Fund support Manitoba artists and music industry professionals in growing their business activities in export markets through showcases at music industry conferences and showcase festivals, targeted and confirmed business meetings, and collaborative songwriting trips. | $10,000 | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Manitoba artists and music industry professionals |
New Brunswick Tariff Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Repayable Loans for Working Capital | Short-term financial assistance for exporting businesses facing disruptions to ongoing operations due to tariffs (e.g., revenue loss, increased costs, and supply chain disruptions). | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Exporting businesses in sectors directly impacted by tariffs. |
| Competitiveness and Growth Program | The Competitiveness and Growth Program enhances the long-term sustainability of export-intensive companies by addressing competitiveness gaps, stabilizing operations and employment, and stimulating investment and growth. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Industrial, export-intensive companies with operations that are significant to New Brunswickâs overall economic vitality. |
| Strategic Assistance for Tariff-Impacted Sectors | Strategic assistance to help tariff impacted businesses improve productivity, become more competitive, increase exports, and grow on a national and international scale. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | New Brunswick exporting businesses seeking to invest in innovation and productivity, market development or sector specific initiatives with expanded eligibility for tariff-impacted sectors. |
| Business Navigators | ONB Business Navigators assist New Brunswick businesses in navigating tariff-related challenges, providing expert advice on regulations, relief programs, and strategic next steps. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | New Brunswick businesses |
| Tariff and Customs Advisory Program (TCAP) | The Tariff and Customs Advisory Program (TCAP) offers Atlantic Canadian companiesâ expert guidance to manage tariffs, optimize supply chains and stay compliant with trade regulations. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Atlantic Canadian companies |
New Brunswick Exporting Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| OpportunitiesNB Export | OpportunitiesNB Export offers tailored support that allows you to efficiently enter, grow, and diversify your export presence without feeling overwhelmed by the complexities of the market. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Early exporters or active exporters |
New Brunswick Exporting Program for Artists
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Strategic Initiatives Fund – Export Component | The Strategic Initiatives Fund â Export Component aims to assist arts organizations and cultural businesses or entrepreneurs who wish to enhance their exposure outside New Brunswick, undertake artistic exploration or exchanges with international partners, and nurture new and existing art markets in a global context. | $25,000 | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Cultural Industry for-profit businesses legally registered in NB, (craft entrepreneurs, commercial galleries etc.) |
Newfoundland and Labrador Tariff Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Tariff and Customs Advisory Program (TCAP) | The Tariff and Customs Advisory Program (TCAP) offers Atlantic Canadian companiesâ expert guidance to manage tariffs, optimize supply chains and stay compliant with trade regulations. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Atlantic Canadian companies |
Newfoundland and Labrador Exporting Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Business Investment Program | The Business Investment Program offers term loans to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in strategic sectors or with export potential, helping them access new markets and attract private investment by complementing conventional funding sources. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | SME based and operating in Newfoundland and Labrador having fewer than 100 employees and less than $10 million in sales |
Newfoundland and Labrador Exporting Programs for Women
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| International Trade And Export | NLOWE can help you export your products and services. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Businesses at least 51% owned, managed and controlled by a woman or women, assuring corporate buyers that they are purchasing from a female supplier. |
Nova Scotia Tariff Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Nova Scotia Loyal | Nova Scotia Loyal is a government program designed to make it easier for Nova Scotians to identify, purchase, and support local products. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Producers or Retailers in Nova Scotia |
| Tariff and Customs Advisory Program (TCAP) | The Tariff and Customs Advisory Program (TCAP) offers Atlantic Canadian companiesâ expert guidance to manage tariffs, optimize supply chains and stay compliant with trade regulations. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Atlantic Canadian companies |
Nova Scotia Exporting Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Export Development Program | The Export Development Program supports businesses looking to increase their sales outside of Nova Scotia, improve their competitiveness and positively impact the Nova Scotia economy.Amount: $15,000 | Continuous Intake | Nova Scotia registered business in good standing | |
| Market Entry Development Program | The Market Entry Development Program (MEDP) establishes a virtual presence for Atlantic Canadian companies in Europe or Asia, connecting them with influencers and decision-makers to start building a sales pipeline, without large-scale investment. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Provincially or federally registered company in good standing and headquartered inAtlantic Canada and. possess a fully-developed, exportable product and/or service that can be sold into European and Asian markets; |
| Trade Accelerator Program (TAP) | The Trade Accelerator Program is a training program to help Nova Scotia companies expand into international markets. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Companies earning over $500K annually, have two years of financial records, a strong competitive advantage, and a good corporate social responsibility record. |
Nova Scotia Exporting Programs for Technology Industry
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Scale-up Hub Cambridge | The Scale-up Hub Cambridge program is designed to help Atlantic Canada-based medical tech and digital health companies build an international presence and grow their export sales in the Boston market. | No fixed amount | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Atlantic Canada registered business in good standing that have a fully developed exportable medical tech/digital health product(s) and or service(s) and established Intellectual Property |
| Scale-up Hub Atlanta | The Scale-up Hub Atlanta helps high-growth, innovative information technology companies based in Atlantic Canada build an international presence and grow their export sales capacity in the Atlanta, Georgia region. | No fixed amount | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Atlantic Canadian high-growth technology companies |
| Scale-up Hub Houston | The Scale-up Hub Houston program is designed to help Atlantic Canada-based energy tech and clean tech companies build an international presence and grow their export sales. Amount: No fixed amount | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | High-growth energy and clean tech companies |
Nova Scotia Exporting Programs for Tourism Industry
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| EXPORT Travel Trade Program: Travel Trade Readiness | The EXPORT Travel Trade Program aims to help Nova Scotia tourism businesses develop partnerships with tour operators and travel agents to increase national and international sales. | No fixed amount | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Nova Scotia tourism businesses who have been in business for at least one year |
| EXPORT Travel Trade Program: Marketplace Support | The EXPORT Travel Trade Program aims to help Nova Scotia tourism businesses develop partnerships with tour operators and travel agents to increase national and international sales by receiving up to $5,000 towards registration fees to attend an eligible travel trade marketplace. | $5,000 | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Nova Scotia tourism businesses who have been in business for at least one year |
Nova Scotia Exporting Program for Fisheries & Aquaculture Industry
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Market Access Food Safety Program | The Market Access Food Safety Program assists companies to overcome a specific food safety requirement or obstacle that is preventing them from entering a new market, or in keeping markets open when requirements change. | $15,000 | Continuous Intake | Companies with head office and licensed seafood processing facility in Nova Scotia |
Ontario Tariff Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Ontario Together Trade Fund | The Ontario Together Trade Fund (OTTF) provides financial support to help businesses near-term investments so they can serve more interprovincial customers, develop new markets and re-shore critical supply chains in the face of U.S. tariffs. | $5,000,000 | Continuous Intake | Businesses must operate in Ontario, have at least three years of financial statements, employ a minimum of 5 full-time staff, and show impact from U.S. tariffs. |
| Surplus rebate for businesses | The Ontario Government will return over $2.5 billion to workers and businesses by rebating WSIB surpluses, reducing business premium rates, and investing in worker health and safety. This includes distributing $2 billion to eligible Schedule 1 businesses in early 2025 and providing an additional $2 billion in surplus rebates this spring to support businesses during ongoing economic uncertainty, while maintaining strong support for injured workers. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Applicants must have an active WSIB account with premium obligations as of November 1, 2024, and have had premium obligations in 2023. |
Ontario Exporting Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Business advisory services for small and medium-sized businesses | Advisory services for small and medium-sized businesses offering guidance and referrals to support business growth, including technology adoption and export readiness programs. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Ontario small and medium-sized businesse |
| Eastern Ontario Development Fund | The program supports eligible small- and medium-sized businesses investing in new equipment and training to expand operations in these regions, and also provides support to municipalities and economic development organizations investing in economic development projects | $5,000,000 | May 21, 2025 | Businesses, municipalities, and economic development organizations for economic, development in eastern Ontario |
| Southwestern Ontario Development Fund | The program supports eligible small- and medium-sized businesses investing in new equipment and training to expand operations in these regions, and also provides support to municipalities and economic development organizations investing in economic development projects | $5,000,000 | May 21, 2025 | Businesses, municipalities and economic development organizations for economic development in southwestern Ontario |
Ontario Exporting Programs for Agriculture & Agrifood
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Grow Ontario Market Initiative | The Grow Ontario Market Initiative provides funding to primary producers, processors and industry organizations to find and develop domestic or export market opportunities. | $125,000 | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Primary Producers, Processors and Industry Organizations |
Ontario Exporting Programs for Manufacturing Industry
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Regional Development Program: Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness Stream | The Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Competitiveness (AMIC) Stream will provide financial support to advanced manufacturing companies with a focus on small and medium-sized enterprises across Ontario | $5,000,000 | Applications are closed. Stay tuned for future intake announcements. | Advanced manufacturing companies across Ontario. |
Prince Edward Island Tariff Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Export Enhancement and Diversification Fund | The Export Enhancement and Diversification Fund helps Prince Edward Island exporters and export-ready businesses with marketing and trade costs to execute export plans and activities to explore new global export opportunities to diversify and enhance their business. | $32,000 | Continuous Intake | Businesses registered to do business and actively operate in Prince Edward Island; and an active exporter or export-ready. |
| Tariff Working Capital Assistance Program | Financing program developed to provide working capital financing to assist Prince Edward | $500,000 | Continuous Intake | Prince Edward Island based businesses affected by export tariffs (verified through financial records and trade data) |
| Tariff and Customs Advisory Program (TCAP) | The Tariff and Customs Advisory Program (TCAP) offers Atlantic Canadian companiesâ expert guidance to manage tariffs, optimize supply chains and stay compliant with trade regulations. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Atlantic Canadian companies |
Prince Edward Island Tariff Programs for Agriculture & Agrifood
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| EXPANDED Support for PEI Agriculture Industry: Product and Market Development Program | The Product and Market Development Program is designed to expand domestic and international competitiveness by supporting small and medium-sized agricultural producers, agri-businesses and agri-processors to expand their product base or markets. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Miâkmaq First Nations and other Indigenous groups, Agri-businesses, Agri-processors, Agriculture industry organizations, clubs, and associations, Public, private, and academic research bodies, Entities collectively representing all agricultural sectors with the necessary expertise to deliverproject outcomes; and Others may be considered upon request. |
| EXPANDED Support for PEI Agriculture Industry: Strategic Industry Growth Initiative (SIGI) | The Strategic Industry Growth Initiative (SIGI) is designed to increase the competitiveness, productivity and profitability of the agriculture industry through a coordinated effort to accelerate the development and successful commercialization of food products from Prince Edward Island. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Miâkmaq First Nations and other Indigenous groups, Agri-businesses, Agri-processors, Agriculture industry organizations, clubs, and associations, Public, private, and academic research bodies, Entities collectively representing all agricultural sectors with the necessary expertise to deliverproject outcomes; and Others may be considered upon request. |
| EXPANDED Support for PEI Agriculture Industry: Business Development Program (Agriculture) | The Business Development Program will support the agriculture sector by providing funding for training, business planning and implementation, organizational development, benchmarking and risk management activities. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Miâkmaq First Nations and other Indigenous groups, Agri-businesses, Agri-processors, Agriculture industry organizations, clubs, and associations, Public, private, and academic research bodies, Entities collectively representing all agricultural sectors with the necessary expertise to deliverproject outcomes; and Others may be considered upon request. |
Prince Edward Island Exporting Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Export Trade Assistance | Export Trade Assistance provides support Innovation PEIâs Global Trade coordinated trade activities, including virtual trade initiatives, focused on international and domestic exporting; and bringing buyers and business partners to Prince Edward Island to strengthen business relationships or close sales. | $3,000 | Continuous Intake | Active exporters and export ready companies on Prince Edward Island. |
| Enriched Investment Tax Credit | An enriched tax rebate for an additional 25% tax credit will be available for manufacturing and processing companies that invest in qualified property to implement high-productivity applications with a strong export focus. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | PEI-registered active exporters of manufactured or processed goods and services. |
| Innovation Fund | The Innovation Fund assists businesses to bring a new product, service, or process to market by providing financial support for the costs to refine and commercialize an innovative product that has demonstrated potential for export market uptake | $50,000 | Continuous Intake | PEI-registered active businesses exporting their manufactured, processed, or developed products. |
| Marketing Assistance | The Marketing Assistance helps Prince Edward Island businesses with marketing costs to execute exporting plans and activities. The fund enables businesses to accelerate sales and increase their market reach. | $16,000 | Continuous Intake | Active, PEI-registered businesses manufacturing, processing, or offering exportable goods or services. |
| PEI Labour Rebate | The PEI Labour Rebate (PLR) supports the growth of Island businesses through a refundable labour rebate on incremental job creation | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Businesses registered and operating in PEI that manufacture, process, or develop goods or services primarily for export. |
| Rental Incentive Assistance | The Rental Incentive Assistance contributes to rental costs for Prince Edward Island companies to establish a new business or to expand existing production capabilities.. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Registered to do business and actively operating in Prince Edward Island that manufacture, process, or provide exportable services |
| Small Business Investment Grant | The Small Business Investment Grant helps Prince Edward Islandâs small businesses improve efficiency and innovation by way of a non-repayable financial contribution toward eligible capital asset costs. | $3,750 | Continuous Intake | Businesses with an export focus that are eligible to apply to Innovation PEIâs Capital Acquisition Program are encouraged to do so. |
| Strategic Improvement Assistance | Strategic Improvement Assistance supports Prince Edward Island businesses undertaking strategic activities to become more productive, profitable and competitive. | $20,000 | Continuous Intake | Registered to do business and actively operating in Prince Edward Island that manufacture, process, or provide exportable services |
| Equity Investors Incentive | The Equity Investors Incentive provides a non-repayable incentive to investors to encourage investment in an approved Prince Edward Island-based investee business by increasing the return-on investment to investors. | $200,000 | Continuous Intake | Private taxable Canadian corporation headquartered and operating in PEI for at least one year, exporting goods or services. |
Quebec Tariff Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Funding to respond to the offensive of new tariffs and for initiatives for resilient and exporting businesses (FRONTIERE) | The FRONTIĂRE Program offers interest-bearing loans (up to $50 million, 7-year term, with up to a 24-month repayment moratorium) to Quebec manufacturers and primary-sector exporters whose revenues are significantly impacted by U.S. tariffs. | No fixed amount | March 31, 2026 | Legally incorporated for-profit businesses and social economy businesses whose exports to the United States are subject to any new US customs tariffs that come into effect since March 4, 2025. |
| Operation Prospérité Québec | The Operation Prospérité Québec offers strategic solutions to help businesses diversify their markets within Canada and internationally. The operation also pools resources and initiatives from exporters and partners across Quebec and provides access to local support and advice through ORPEX organizations. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Exporting SMEs wishing to diversify their markets, both in Canada and internationally. |
| Local Investment Funds | Companies could benefit from a six-month deferral for the repayment (including capital and interest) of financing granted under the Local Investment Funds (FLI). | No fixed amount | December 31, 2025 | For-profit companies legally incorporated under the laws of the government of Quebec or Canada |
| Economic development program to help revitalize territories (DEPART) | The Economic Development for Territorial Revitalization (DĂPART) program aims to enable SMEs to diversify and strengthen their economic activities in order to improve the economic vitality index of their MRC, compared to the average of others. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | For-profit SMEs (with 250 employees or fewer) and Quebec-registered cooperatives or NPOs under the Social Economy Act, all with an active establishment and commercial operations in Quebec. |
| Grand V initiative | Investissement QuĂ©bec’s Grand V initiative aims to stimulate your investments and accelerate your shift toward innovation and sustainable productivity in order to propel the growth of your business. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Businesses in all sectors except the following: healthcare staffing agencies, accounting firms, cryptocurrency, finance and insurance, real estate (land subdivision), public relations and media services (except advertising agencies), and legal services |
| Tailor-made training initiative to support market diversification | The objective of this initiative is to support Quebec businesses affected by the introduction of new American customs tariffs by enabling them to develop and strengthen the skills of their workforce and to implement diversification strategies targeting other markets in Canada or internationally or markets other than the United States. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Quebec businesses affected by the introduction of new American customs tariffs |
Quebec Exporting Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| ESSOR program Stream 4: Support for the internationalization of businesses | The program boosts Quebec companiesâ presence in global supply chains through repayable contributions, loan guarantees (up to 70% net-loss coverage), equity stakes, and non-refundable contributions. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | For-profit business or a social economy business registered in Quebec and operate there to benefit from financial support under the program. |
| Project Financing | This program provides loans to Quebec SMEs and large companies for projects involving expansion, exporting, modernization, innovation, buildings and equipment, marketing and more. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Québec businesses are eligible, except companies operating in the following industries: Agriculture, Finance and insurance, Real estate (some activities are excluded), Retail sales and comparable activities and other sectors where the client base is made up primarily of individuals, except for tourism |
| Québec International Services | Québec International supports entrepreneurs with hiring, coaching, marketing, e-commerce, export guidance, business setup, training, and consulting services. | No funding involved | Continuous Intake | Entrepreneurs established in Quebec |
| International Calls for Projects | The Government of Quebec offers financial support to Quebec organizations for the implementation of international cooperation and solidarity projects. This support is offered in particular according to the priorities of its international action set out in the International Vision of Quebec. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Quebec-based businesses, non-profit organizations, research centers, and cultural institutions. |
| Marketing and Export Support Program (PSCE) Stream 1: Strengthening the capacity of SMEs to market their products and services on the Quebec market, a first step towards exporting | The program promotes the integration of businesses into strategic supply chains in Quebec and increases the capacity of businesses to participate in calls for tenders from major public procurement bodies in Quebec. | $250,000 | February 23 | For-profit business, a social economy business (cooperatives and NPOs) within the meaning of the Social Economy Act (RLRQ, chapter E 1.1.1) or a non-financial cooperative and has a turnover of less than $100 million. |
| Marketing and Export Support Program (PSCE) Stream 2: Strengthening the export capacity of SMEs and accelerating their projects on markets outside Quebec | The program encourage companies to carry out projects to market products and services outside Quebec and promote the development of external markets for SMEs.procurement bodies in Quebec. | $100,000 | February 23 | For-profit business, a social economy business (cooperatives and NPOs) within the meaning of the Social Economy Act (RLRQ, chapter E 1.1.1) or a non-financial cooperative and has a turnover of less than $100 million. |
| Marketing and Export Support Program (PSCE) Stream 3: Support for large companies in their structuring projects on international markets | The program promotes the implementation by large companies of projects aimed at their internationalization. | $100,000 | February 23 | For-profit business, a social economy business (cooperatives and NPOs) within the meaning of the Social Economy Act (RLRQ, chapter E 1.1.1) or a non-financial cooperative and has a turnover of less than $100 million. |
| Panorama | Panorama offers term loans of $250,000â$1,000,000 and support services to help exporters diversify markets outside the U.S., with up to 24 months repayment moratorium and no collateral or guarantees required. | $1,000,000 | March 31, 2025 | Companies established in Quebec with good experience in markets outside Quebec and offering a product or service with potential in the target market |
Quebec Exporting Programs for Forestry Industry
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Strategic Business Retention and Emergency Aid Support Program (PARESAU) Stream 3: Support measures for timber producing and exporting companies affected by countervailing and anti-dumping duties | Component 3 of the Strategic Business Retention and Emergency Aid Support Program aims to temporarily support forestry companies facing liquidity issues due to the payment of countervailing and anti-dumping duties. | $1,000,000 | Continuous Intake | For-profit companies producing and exporting softwood lumber legally constituted under the laws of the government of Quebec or Canada |
Quebec Exporting Programs for Artists
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| SODEXPORT Program: Aid for export and cultural influence â audiovisual | This program provides financial support to Quebec businesses that produce and distribute cinematographic, television or interactive works outside of Quebec. | $160,000 | Rolling deadline | Companies operating in the fields of cinema, television, music, variety shows, books and publishing, crafts, the art market, and interactive works in Quebec |
| SODEXPORT Program: Aid for export and cultural influence â books and publishing | This program provides financial support to Quebec book publishing companies that carry out commercial activities outside Quebec to develop or consolidate their markets for books by Quebec authors. | $100,000 | Rolling deadline | Companies operating in the fields of cinema, television, music, variety shows, books and publishing, crafts, the art market, and interactive works in Quebec |
| SODEXPORT Program: Aid for export and cultural influence â arts and crafts/art market | This program provides financial support to Quebec craft companies to enter, develop or consolidate their markets outside Quebec, to increase their visibility on the international stage, and to export and promote Quebec works. | $100,000 | Rolling deadline | Companies operating in the fields of cinema, television, music, variety shows, books and publishing, crafts, the art market, and interactive works in Quebec |
| SODEXPORT Program: Aid for export and cultural influence â music and variety | This program provides financial support to Quebec music and variety companies to enable them enter, develop or consolidate their markets outside Quebec, export and promote cultural content. | $160,000 | Rolling deadline | Companies operating in the fields of cinema, television, music, variety shows, books and publishing, crafts, the art market, and interactive works in Quebec |
Saskatchewan Exporting Programs
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (SCII) | The Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive offers eligible companies a reduced 6% corporate tax rate for 10 years (extendable to 15) for commercializing qualifying IP in Saskatchewan, with extended benefits for R&D done in the province. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Companies worldwide with qualifying intellectual property linked to the commercialization of new goods, services, or processes in Saskatchewan, regardless of where or when the R&D occurred. |
| Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporation Funds (LSVCC): Pool Funds | A pool fund LSVCC is an investment corporation that can issue shares to Saskatchewan residents. Investing in a pool fund LSVCC will give you a 32.5 per cent tax credit (17.5 per cent provincial and 15 per cent federal) for the first $5,000 you contribute each year. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Corporations or coâoperatives, that have 500 or fewer employees, and pay at least 25% of salaries and wages to Saskatchewan residents. |
| Sustainability Promotion Program (SPP) | The Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnershipâs Sustainability Promotion Program helps Saskatchewan exporters promote sustainability-focused products at trade shows by providing travel assistance for related events. | $6,000.00 | March 31, 2025 | Saskatchewan exporter that produces an exportable product or service to markets outside of Saskatchewan, withat least 50% Saskatchewan content and a sustainability strategy |
| ESG Strategy Support Program | The Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnershipâs ESG Strategy Support Program offers up to $5,000 in funding (50% of consulting costs) to help STEP members develop ESG initiatives for export market development. | $5,000.00 | March 30, 2025 | Incorporated business, partnership or proprietorship based in Saskatchewan and must be a registered company (federally or provincially) for a minimum of two years. |
| Market Access Program (MAP) | The Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnershipâs Market Access Program supports STEP members’ marketing efforts to enter or re-enter new domestic or international markets, including new sectors within established regions. | $8,000.00 | Continuous Intake | Incorporated business, partnership or proprietorship based in Saskatchewan and must be a registered company (federally or provincially) for a minimum of two years. |
| Materials Translation Program | The STEP Materials Translation Program helps STEP members translate marketing materials to improve promotion in foreign markets and provide foreign language support. | $500 | Continuous Intake | Incorporated business, partnership or proprietorship based in Saskatchewan and must be a registered company (federally or provincially) for a minimum of one year |
| Pre Market Funding Program | Pre Market Funding is available to members in the Pre Market membership category to offset the costs of initial market exploration or market development. | $1,500 | Continuous Intake | Incorporated business, partnership or proprietorship based in Saskatchewan and must be a registered company (federally or provincially) for a minimum of one year |
| Premium Membership Incoming Buyer Funding | The Premium Membership benefit program provides a non-repayable annual contribution of up to $1,500 (per STEP Premium Membership) to offset the costs of inviting a qualified buyer/partner. | $1,500 | Continuous Intake | Incorporated business, partnership or proprietorship based in Saskatchewan and must be a registered company (federally or provincially) for a minimum of two years. |
Saskatchewan Exporting Programs for Agriculture & Agrifood
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Saskatchewan Value-added Agriculture Incentive (SVAI) | The Saskatchewan Value-added Agriculture Incentive (SVAI) is a non-refundable, non-transferable tax credit on capital expenditures valued at $10 million or more for newly constructed or expanded value-added agriculture facilities in Saskatchewan. | $250,000 | Continuous Intake | Companies having capital expenditures valued at $10 million or more for newly constructed or expanded value-added agriculture facilities in Saskatchewan. |
| Saskatchewan Chemical Fertilizer Incentive (SCFI) | The Saskatchewan Chemical Fertilizer Incentive (SCFI) is a non-refundable, non-transferable 15% tax credit on capital expenditures valued at $10 million or more for newly constructed or expanded eligible chemical fertilizer production facilities in Saskatchewan. | No fixed amount | Continuous Intake | Companies that have newly constructed or expanded eligible chemical fertilizer production facilities in Saskatchewan |
Saskatchewan Exporting Program for Manufacturing Industry
| Name | Description | Amount | Deadline | Eligibility |
| Saskatchewan Manufacturing and Processing Exporter Tax Incentive | The Manufacturing and Processing (M&P) Exporter Tax Incentives provide non-refundable tax credits to eligible corporations that expand the number of M&P-related full time employees above the number that were employed in 2014 | $10,000 | Continuous Intake | Corporations primarily engaged in manufacturing and processing, or undertaking creative industry activities at a facility in Saskatchewan and at least 25% of revenues of that activity are generated through export. |
Useful Tariffs Resources
This section features key resources provided by the Canadian federal government to assist businesses in navigating tariffs, customs regulations, and international procurement opportunities.
âThe Canada Tariff Finder is a free online tool designed to help Canadian businesses and entrepreneurs quickly access up-to-date customs tariff information for importing and exporting goods between Canada and countries with which it has Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). Users can input product descriptions or Harmonized System (HS) codes to retrieve current and future tariff rates, compare tariffs across multiple countries or products, and receive results instantly via print or email.
Tariff information and Harmonized System (HS) codes
The “Tariff Information and Harmonized System (HS) Codes” page from Global Affairs Canada helps exporters find HS codes and understand foreign customs tariffs. It explains the HS system, links to tools like the Canadian Export Classification and the Canada Tariff Finder, and offers resources for determining tariffs. Support is available through Global Affairs Canada’s Tariff and Goods Market Access Division.
The Global Bid Opportunity Finder (GBOF) is a free online platform developed by the Canadian Commercial Corporation to assist Canadian businesses in discovering public sector procurement opportunities worldwide. Aggregating over 5,000 new tenders daily from more than 40 sources across 200 jurisdictions, GBOF enables users to search and filter opportunities by sector, location, and other criteria. Exclusively available to Canadian companies, the tool supports businesses of all sizes in expanding into international markets by simplifying access to foreign government contracts
âThe Canadian Importers Database, provided by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, offers comprehensive information on companies importing goods into Canada. Users can search for major importers by product (using keywords or HS codes), city, or country of origin. The database includes details such as company names, locations, and postal codes, covering both resident and non-resident importers. It also provides insights into market concentration and import values, aiding businesses and researchers in analyzing Canada’s import landscape. â
Industry-specific support
Get tailored support and resources.
- Support for Canadian agriculture and agri-food industries impacted by trade disruptions: Programs to help you manage financial challenges and market disruptions caused by new tariffs imposed by other governments.
- Agriculture and agri-food trade between Canada and the United States: Key resources and information for the Canadian agriculture and agri-food sector regarding the bilateral trade situation.
- Forest sector funding programs: Federal funding programs supported by the Canadian Forest Service help diversify forest products, markets and processes to support the competitiveness of Canada’s forest sector.
