Business growth and equipment funding in Yukon

6 current programs, 1 open now, ordered by deadline. Always check the funder’s page before you apply.

Includes federal programs open to applicants in Yukon. All of Canada

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Current programs

Open all year Indigenous Services Canada · Grant
Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Program - Access to Capital

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.

Dates not yet checked Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada · Repayable contribution
AgriInnovate Program

Up to $5,000,000

Repayable contributions of up to $5 million per project (normally up to 60% of costs) for agriculture and agri-food businesses commercializing or adopting innovative products and processes. AAFC lists it as closed to applications; the program ends March 31, 2028.

Dates not yet checked Business Development Bank of Canada · Loan
BDC Small Business Loan

Up to $350,000

A BDC loan of up to $350,000 for profitable Canadian businesses. Up to $100,000 needs at least $100K in revenue and 24 months in business, with approval in under 10 days and no application or prepayment fees; $100K to $350K needs at least $250K in revenue. The rate is BDC's floating base rate plus a variance. Apply online any time.

Dates not yet checked ISED · Loan
Black Entrepreneurship Program (Loan Fund, Ecosystem Fund)

$10,000 – $250,000

Loans of $10,000 to $250,000 for Black business owners and entrepreneurs across Canada, through the Black Entrepreneurship Loan Fund (run by the Federation of African Canadian Economics with BDC). The program also funds Black-led not-for-profits that support entrepreneurs.

Dates not yet checked Global Affairs Canada (Trade Commissioner Service) · Grant
CanExport Community Investments

Up to $500,000

Non-repayable grants of up to $500,000 (up to 60% of costs) for Canadian communities and community organizations working to attract foreign direct investment. Not open now: the next call is expected in January 2027, with information sessions in December 2026.

Dates not yet checked Mitacs · Funding
Mitacs Business Strategy Internship

Business strategy internships with a post-secondary student: a $10,000 award per 4- or 6-month internship, of which the partner organization pays $5,000 (or a $15,000 model with at least $7,500 from the partner). Businesses, not-for-profits, hospitals and municipalities can apply at any time through the Mitacs portal.

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