Grants from Canada

Canadian Grants may not be as plentiful as in the United States, but they seem to be adequate.

Industries and Activities that Canada has Grants for:

• Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting
• Accommodation and Food Services
• Arts, Entertainment and Recreation
• Construction
• Education
• Health Care and Social Assistance
• Information and Cultural Industries
• Manufacturing
• Professional , Scientific and Technical Services
• Retail Trade
• Utilities

www.grants-loans.org is the direct link to Canadian Grants.
According to Grants-Loans.org:
"Need money to finance your small business in Canada? Want to get a grant, a loan or financial aid for new equipment, fixtures, renovations, training, advertising or to hire staff?"
"The Canadian government has set aside more than 20 billion dollars in funding programs (grants and loans) for financing small businesses like yours. Free government grants are available to help you start-up, expand or improve your business, if you are eligible."
"Whether you need $100 or $100,000 don't miss the opportunity to take advantage of the available government grants & small business loans."

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