Business Scale-up and Productivity (BSP) in British Columbia
Run by PacifiCan
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Repayable contributions of $200,000 to $5 million per project for incorporated, high-growth B.C. businesses that are scaling up, commercializing technology, improving productivity or diversifying markets. PacifiCan is not accepting applications right now.
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Apply on canada.ca(Opens the funder’s site)Key facts
| Who can apply | Small businesses |
|---|---|
| Pays for | Exporting, Growth and equipment, Research and innovation |
| Where | British Columbia |
| How much | $200,000 – $5,000,000 |
| Type | Repayable contribution |
| Intake | Dates not yet checked |
Who qualifies, in the funder’s words
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How much
$200,000 to $5 million per project, as a repayable contribution.
“$200,000 to $5M per project” Source: canada.ca · Checked today
Dates
Not accepting applications at the moment.
“Not currently accepting applications” Source: canada.ca · Checked today
Who qualifies
For incorporated high-growth businesses.
“Incorporated high-growth businesses” Source: canada.ca · Checked today
Other
It is competitive: not every applicant is funded.
“The BSP program is highly competitive and not all applicants will receive funding.” Source: canada.ca · Checked today
Other programs for the same need, open now
Up to $250,000
Non-repayable equity contributions for Indigenous small and medium-sized businesses: up to $99,999 for individual entrepreneurs and up to $250,000 for community-owned businesses, through Indigenous Financial Institutions and Métis Capital Corporations. There is no deadline.
$14,000 – $100,000
AAFC funding for small and medium-sized agriculture and agri-food businesses to diversify their markets: AAFC pays up to 70% of a project costing at least $20,000, normally under $100,000. Applications are open from February 13, 2026 until September 30, 2030.
Up to $2,000,000
AAFC funding for agriculture and agri-food industry associations and businesses to grow and diversify markets: up to $2 million a year and $10 million over five years, normally covering up to 50% of costs (70% in some cases). The intake is listed as open; contact the program before you apply. The program ends March 31, 2028.
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