Saskatchewan business funding directory

55 provincial, regional and local funding programs open to Saskatchewan businesses, plus 301 available Canada-wide. 49 of the 55 are open today. Updated October 30, 2026.

Updated Oct 30, 2026

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356programs are listed for a business in Saskatchewan: 55 from Saskatchewan and 301 Canada-wide. 5 of Saskatchewan’s 55 are for one city only. Pick yours and the list keeps what applies to you.

  1. 5For one city: pick yours
  2. 39Anywhere in Saskatchewan
  3. 1For another area of Saskatchewan, named on the program
  4. 10Shared with other provinces or territories
  5. 301Canada-wide

356programs listed for Saskatchewan

55 Saskatchewan programs

  1. Open now in Saskatchewan

    47Across Saskatchewan or its region
  2. SaskEnergy Commercial Space & Water Heating Rebate ProgramRebates from $325 to $10,000 per building for commercial natural gas heating and hot water upgrades; furnaces, boilers, condensing systems, HRV/ERV.GrantSaskatchewanSaskEnergy / Saskatchewan Power Corporation$325–$10KYear-round
  3. STEP: Business Advisory Services Funding ProgramSTEP reimburses Saskatchewan exporters 50% of third-party consulting costs up to $5,000/year for non-U.S. international market entry advisory.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)Up to $5,000 reimbursementOpen until Mar 31, 2028
  4. STEP: Market Diversification Program (MDP)STEP reimburses 50% of Saskatchewan exporters' trade show and market visit costs in non-U.S. markets, up to $6,000-$10,000 per year by membership tier.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)Open until Mar 31, 2028
  5. Community Futures Saskatchewan: Business Loans (Rural Saskatchewan)Loans from $5K to $150K for rural Saskatchewan businesses through 16 Community Futures offices, with free advisory services and 35+ years of Prairie lending.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesLoanSaskatchewanCommunity Futures Saskatchewan / PrairiesCanUp to $150,000Year-round
  6. Creative Saskatchewan: Feature Film & TV Production GrantUp to $5M per project for Saskatchewan film and TV production, with 25-30% funding plus bonuses for SK ownership, rural locations, or post-production.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanCreative SaskatchewanUp to $5M/projectYear-round
  7. Clarence Campeau Development Fund: Métis Entrepreneur Equity ProgramNon-repayable contribution for Métis entrepreneurs in Saskatchewan: up to 40% of eligible costs, to a maximum of $99,999 per individual entrepreneur, with 10% cash contribution required.GrantSaskatchewanClarence Campeau Development Fund (CCDF)Up to 40% of costsYear-round
  8. STEP Product Modification/Certification Support ProgramSaskatchewan exporters recover 50% of third-party consulting fees, up to $5,000 a year, to modify or certify a product for a new market outside the U.S.GrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)Up to $5,000Open now
  9. STEP U.S. Market Funding ProgramSTEP members recover 50% of eligible costs, up to $2,500 a year, for exhibiting or walking a STEP-led trade activity in a new U.S. market.GrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)Open now
  10. Side Hustle Microgrant Program (Prince Albert & District Community Futures)Prince Albert & District Community Futures gives Saskatchewan side-hustlers up to $500 in non-repayable funds, plus learning modules and one-on-one coaching, to launch a side business.GrantPrince Albert and district, SaskatchewanPrince Albert & District Community Futures (PACF)Up to $500Open now
  11. Saskatchewan Technology Startup Incentive (STSI)45% non-refundable tax credit for investors in eligible Saskatchewan tech startups, with annual claims up to $225K and startup funding up to $2M.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesTax creditSaskatchewanInnovation Saskatchewan / Government of SaskatchewanUp to $2MYear-round
  12. Creative Saskatchewan: Marketing Grant, Micro StreamWho can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, individuals and industry associationsGrantSaskatchewanCreative SaskatchewanCloses Jan 6, 202768 days
  13. Saskatchewan Research and Development Tax CreditSaskatchewan CCPCs get a 10% refundable R&D tax credit on up to $2 million per year in qualifying expenditures; expanded from $1M in December 2024.Tax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of FinanceYear-round
  14. Creative Saskatchewan: Tour Support Grant, MusicWho can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and individuals. Growing businessesGrantSaskatchewanCreative SaskatchewanCloses Jan 13, 202775 days
  15. STEP U.S. Agri-Food Market Funding ProgramSaskatchewan agri-food exporters recover 50% of trade show and travel costs entering a new U.S. market, capped at $1,000 to $6,000 a year by membership tier.GrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)Open now
  16. Saskatchewan Targeted Mineral Exploration Incentive (TMEI)25% rebate on eligible hard-rock drilling costs for mineral exploration in Saskatchewan, up to $150,000 per company or $50,000 for uranium.GrantSaskatchewanGovernment of SaskatchewanUp to $150K/companyCloses Dec 3162 days
  17. Resilient Agricultural Landscape Program (RALP)Cost-share funding for farmers adopting climate-resilient BMPs like grasslands, reduced tillage, and water management; covers 30-100% of costs.GrantSaskatchewanAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (delivered provincially)$2K–$400KOpen now
  18. Animal Health and Biosecurity Program (Saskatchewan)Rebates 50% of approved biosecurity and animal welfare equipment for Saskatchewan livestock and bee producers, up to $15,000 per operation.GrantSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Agriculture (Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership)Up to $15,000 (50% rebate)Open until Feb 1, 2028
  19. Farm and Ranch Water Infrastructure Program (FRWIP), SaskatchewanRebates 50% of new wells, dugouts, pipelines and small dams for Saskatchewan farms and ranches, up to $75,000 per applicant, with claims due February 1, 2028.GrantSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Agriculture (Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership)Up to $75,000 (50% rebate)Open until Feb 1, 2028
  20. Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (SCII)6% provincial corporate tax rate on qualifying IP income for 10-15 years; no annual cap on savings.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of SaskatchewanReduced corp tax to 6%Closes Jun 30, 2027
  21. Saskatchewan Tourism Development Program (TDP)Up to $40,000 for tourism businesses in Saskatchewan to upgrade facilities, equipment, or marketing; requires 30-50% applicant contribution.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanTourism SaskatchewanUp to $40KYear-round
  22. Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Processing Investment Incentive (OGPII)Saskatchewan returns 15% of eligible costs as transferable royalty credits on value-added oil, gas and fertilizer processing builds; up to $75M per project.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Energy and Resources$1.5M–$75MYear-round
  23. Product Development Program (PDP): Saskatchewan Food Industry Development CentreReimburses Saskatchewan food and agri-processing companies for half of what it costs to develop a new value-added product, up to $20,000 a fiscal year. It pays for formulation, process and prototype work done at a third-party facility, plus a limited amount of first-time packaging and label design. It will not pay for equipment purchases, wages, or the cost of producing goods you intend to sell.GrantSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Food Industry Development CentreUp to $20KYear-round
  24. Made In Saskatchewan Technology (MIST) ProgramUp to $30,000, matched 1:1 by a Saskatchewan public sector, non-profit or municipal partner, to pilot a startup's technology. Quarterly deadlines; next is October 31, 2026.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantSaskatchewanInnovation SaskatchewanUp to $30,000Closes Oct 311 day
  25. Women Entrepreneurs Saskatchewan (WESK): Business FinancingBusiness loans up to $150,000 (80% of project) for women and non-binary Saskatchewan entrepreneurs, with advisory support and stacking up to ~$200K.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanSaskatchewanWomen Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan Inc. (WESK)Up to $150KYear-round
  26. Saskatchewan Chemical Fertilizer Incentive (SCFI)A 15% non-refundable Saskatchewan tax credit on capital expenditures of $10 million or more for new or expanded chemical fertilizer production facilities. Applications close when the program sunsets.Tax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan15% of $10M+ capexCloses Dec 3162 days
  27. Saskatchewan Small and Medium Enterprise Investment Tax Credit (SMEITC)45% non-refundable tax credit for investors buying equity in Saskatchewan manufacturing SMEs raising $100K-$4M, with $7M annual credit cap.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Finance (administered with the Ministry of Trade and Export Development)Up to $140K/yrOpen until Jun 30, 2028
  28. Saskatchewan Petroleum Innovation Incentive (SPII)25% transferable tax credit on eligible capital and operating costs for first-of-kind oil and gas technology projects in Saskatchewan; $1M-$5M per project.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan$1M–$5MYear-round
  29. Saskatchewan Value-Added Agriculture Incentive (SVAI)Non-refundable tax credit for value-added agriculture processing capital investments: 15% on first $400M, 30% on $400M-$600M, 40% above $600M.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Trade and Export DevelopmentUp to $250M/projectYear-round
  30. Saskatchewan Critical Minerals Processing Investment Incentive (CMPII)Transferable 15% tax credit on eligible costs for Saskatchewan critical minerals processing facilities; greenfield or brownfield, minimum $10M project size.Who can apply: Growing businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Energy and ResourcesOpen until Mar 31, 2029
  31. SK Arts - Independent Artists GrantGrants of $1,000–$18,000 for Saskatchewan artists to fund creative projects, professional development, or artistic production.Who can apply: Individuals. Startups and growing businessesGrantSaskatchewanSK Arts$3K–$18KCloses Mar 15, 2027
  32. Saskatchewan Agtech Growth Fund (AGF)Up to $450,000 for Saskatchewan-based agtech R&D projects with 50% industry co-funding; eligible costs capped at 30%.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanInnovation SaskatchewanUp to $450K/projectCloses Apr 30, 2027
  33. Saskatchewan Critical Minerals Innovation Incentive (SCMII)Saskatchewan returns 25% of eligible costs as transferable royalty credits on critical minerals projects deploying technology new to the province; up to $5M.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesTax creditSaskatchewanGovernment of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Energy and Resources$250K–$5MYear-round
  34. Creative Saskatchewan: Digital Game Development GrantSaskatchewan grant for original commercial digital game development; up to $50K/year and $100K lifetime for mobile, console, PC, AR/VR, and educational games.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantSaskatchewanCreative SaskatchewanUp to $50,000Closes Nov 1819 days
  35. Creative Saskatchewan: Sound Recording GrantSaskatchewan grant for musicians; 50% of recording costs for EPs (up to $10K) or full-length albums (up to $15K). Must record in Saskatchewan.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantSaskatchewanCreative SaskatchewanCloses Jan 13, 202775 days
  36. Saskatchewan Advantage Innovation Fund (SAIF)Up to $450,000 (30% of project cost) for Saskatchewan-based R&D projects with private sector partners; industry must fund 50%+.GrantSaskatchewanInnovation SaskatchewanUp to $450KOpen now
  37. SaskMétis Economic Development Corporation (SMEDCO): Métis Business Loans & MAPSecured, interest-bearing loans for Métis entrepreneurs in Saskatchewan, for starting, growing or buying a business. SMEDCO also runs a non-repayable grant, the Métis Assistance Program, but its own 2025 annual report says no MAP funding is available until a federal agreement is signed.LoanSaskatchewanSaskMétis Economic Development CorporationOpen now
  38. Saskatchewan Indigenous Enterprise Foundation (SIEF): Business FinancingSIEF lends to First Nation entrepreneurs and communities in Saskatchewan to start, buy or grow a business, and pairs that lending with a conditional non-repayable contribution of up to $99,999 for individuals or $250,000 for band-owned enterprises. Eligibility is narrow: registered Status Indians, majority First Nation-owned businesses and development corporations based in Saskatchewan.LoanSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Indigenous Enterprise Foundation Inc.$25K–$250KYear-round
  39. RAII Prairie Provinces: Non-Profit Non-Repayable Stream$250K-$5M non-repayable funding for non-profits delivering AI literacy, SME AI adoption, or workforce training in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associations. Established businessesGrant3 provincesPrairiesCan (Prairies Economic Development Canada)$250K–$5MOpen until Dec 31, 2028
  40. PrairiesCan Community Economic Development and Diversification (CEDD)Contributions of $75K-$1.5M for community economic diversification; non-repayable for community projects, typically repayable where the project is commercial in nature, adaptation to shocks, and underrepresented programs in AB/SK/MB.Who can apply: Non-profits, co-operatives, Indigenous organizations, colleges and universities, public bodies and industry associationsGrant3 provincesPrairies Economic Development Canada$75K–$1.5MYear-round
  41. REGI: Regional Innovation Ecosystems (PrairiesCan)Non-repayable PrairiesCan funding covering up to 50% of costs for Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba not-for-profits that build regional innovation ecosystems.Who can apply: Non-profits and public bodies. Startups and growing businessesGrant3 provincesPrairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan)Up to 50% of costsYear-round
  42. PrairiesCan - Entrepreneurs with Disabilities ProgramLoans from $5K to $150K for Western Canadian entrepreneurs with disabilities or health conditions; includes mentoring and training.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoan3 provincesPrairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan)Up to $150K (loan)Year-round
  43. Peace Hills Trust: Business FinancingCommercial lending from an Indigenous owned trust company: loans and lines of credit, commercial real estate financing, and the government backed Canada Small Business Financing for start-ups without a track record. Financing is available on or off reserve.LoanAlberta and SaskatchewanPeace Hills TrustOpen now
  44. PrairiesCan (Prairies Economic Development Canada) Funding$200,000-$5,000,000 interest-free repayable funding for businesses with staffed operating facilities in AB, SK, MB; requires 2+ years in business in Canada, 50% co-funding, and a project in one of seven priority areas.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoan3 provincesPrairies Economic Development CanadaUp to $5M (varies)Year-round
  45. PrairiesCan Business Scale-up and Productivity (BSP)Interest-free repayable contributions of $200K-$5M for fast-scaling Prairies businesses; covers up to 50% of project costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesLoan3 provincesPrairies Economic Development Canada$200K–$5MYear-round
  46. Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative (RAII)$250K-$5M interest-free repayable contribution for AI commercialization in AB/SK/MB (PrairiesCan) in tech, agriculture, manufacturing, or healthcare; 50%/90% cost coverage.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Growing businessesLoan3 provincesPrairiesCan$250K–$5MOpen until Dec 31, 2029
  47. Zensurance Small Business GrantAward9 provincesZensurance$10,000Closes Dec 1849 days
  48. Canada's Total Mom PitchOne mom-identifying woman founder wins a $50,000 package: $10,000 in cash and $40,000 in curated business services, consulting and strategic support. The Top 100 semi-finalists receive webinars and a national media campaign but no money.Award12 provinces and territoriesTotal Mom Inc.$10K–$50KOpen now

  49. Open now in one Saskatchewan city or region

    2Local programs, usually for a downtown or a region
  50. City of Saskatoon Brownfield Incentive Pilot ProgramSaskatoon pays 50% of Phase II site assessments, corrective action plans and remediation on private brownfield properties, to $50,000 per site.GrantSaskatoon, SaskatchewanCity of Saskatoon, Utilities and Environment DivisionUp to $50K (50%)Closes Mar 31, 2027
  51. City of Saskatoon Broken Window and Vandalism Grant PilotSaskatoon pays 50% of vandalism repair or prevention work on ground-level commercial storefronts in the Riversdale BID, up to $5,500 a building.GrantSaskatoon, SaskatchewanCity of Saskatoon, Neighbourhood Planning (Urban Design Program)Up to $5,500Closes Dec 1849 days

  52. Also open across Canada

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  53. Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Program (Access to Capital)Non-repayable equity contributions: $10K-$50K for individual Indigenous entrepreneurs (up to $99,999), or up to $250K for community businesses.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideIndigenous Services CanadaUp to $250KYear-round
  54. Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP)Up to $1M in R&D funding for SMEs, accessed through an NRC industrial technology advisor relationship; typical first-time award $75K-$200K.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideNational Research Council Canada$75K-$1M typical (up to $10M)Year-round
  55. Futurpreneur Canada Startup ProgramLoans from $5,000 to $75,000 for first-time entrepreneurs aged 18–39, including mandatory mentorship and access to Futurpreneur's national community.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageLoanCanada-wideFuturpreneur CanadaUp to $75KYear-round
  56. Canada Small Business Financing ProgramLoans from $1,000 to $1.15M for small business capital equipment, facilities, working capital, or startup launch; average loan $294K.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development CanadaUp to $1.15MYear-round
  57. Amber Grant for Women$10,000 monthly grant for women-owned businesses, plus a $50,000 year-end grant (3 selected in December, announced in January); no business plan required.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesAwardCanada-wideWomensNet$10K monthly · $50K year-endOpen now
  58. Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI)Up to $3M non-repayable for tariff-hit SMEs: up to $2M liquidity support plus up to $1M for pivot projects, each covering up to 50% of costs.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits, co-operatives and Indigenous organizations. Growing and established businessesGrantCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (via 7 Regional Development Agencies)Up to $3MYear-round
  59. Black Opportunity Fund: Black Entrepreneur ProgramWho can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideBlack Opportunity Fund, delivered with the Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (funded by CIBC and the CIBC Foundation)Up to $2,000 per calendar yearYear-round
  60. Black Entrepreneurship ProgramThe federal programme behind the Loan Fund (up to $250,000 for Black-led businesses) and the Ecosystem Fund (capacity funding for Black-led business organizations).Who can apply: For-profit businesses and non-profits. Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development CanadaUp to $250KYear-round
  61. Student Work Placement Program (SWPP)Wage subsidy covering 50% of a student's wages, up to $5,000 per placement, for STEM and business co-ops hired through an approved SWPP delivery partner.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development CanadaUp to $5KYear-round
  62. ScotiaRISE Community Investment Grants$25K-$1.5M for CRA-registered charities and non-profits working on ScotiaRISE's four pillars; Education, Employment, Community Needs & Cohesion, and Resilient Economy.Who can apply: Non-profits and charitiesGrantCanada-wideScotiabank$25K–$1.5MYear-round
  63. Innovative Solutions CanadaUp to $1M to solve a federal department's posted R&D challenge; Phase 1 prototype, Phase 2 product.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development CanadaUp to $1MOpen now
  64. Canada Summer JobsWage subsidy for 6 to 16 week summer youth jobs at $2,400–$5,800 per position; covers up to 100% of the minimum wage for non-profits and up to 50% for small businesses and public employers.Who can apply: For-profit businesses, non-profits and public bodies. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideEmployment and Social Development Canada50% to 100% of minimum wageCloses Dec 334 days
  65. Mitacs AccelerateMitacs pays 50% of a graduate intern's R&D project ($15K per 4- or 6-month unit, $20K for postdoctoral fellows) when paired with industry.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideMitacs$15K per unit; $20K postdocYear-round
  66. Canada Council for the Arts - Explore and CreateUp to $75,000 per application (maximum $150,000 per calendar year) for Canadian artists, groups, and arts organizations to create new artistic work.Who can apply: Non-profits, individuals and industry associations. Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideCanada Council for the ArtsUp to $75KYear-round
  67. BDC Growth & Transition CapitalCustomized mezzanine, cash flow, and quasi-equity financing from BDC Capital for growth, acquisitions, or ownership transitions without diluting ownership.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideBDC Capital$250,000 to $35MYear-round
  68. Mitacs Accelerate Entrepreneur ProgramFunds student and postdoc entrepreneurs up to $15,000 per 4-month unit to commercialize their incorporated startup's core technology at an approved incubator.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesGrantCanada-wideMitacs$15,000Year-round
  69. BDC Small Business LoanLoans from $10,000 to $350,000 for established small businesses with 24+ months revenue, no collateral required; personal guarantee only.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesLoanCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)Up to $350KYear-round
  70. Women Entrepreneurship Loan Fund (WELF)Loans up to $50,000 for women-led businesses through four ISED delivery organizations, each with its own fees, security and eligibility.Who can apply: Individuals. Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideInnovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)Up to $50KYear-round
  71. Canada Media Fund$15,000-$2,000,000 recoupable equity investment for TV, digital, and interactive media production; non-repayable for development and IDM prototyping.Who can apply: For-profit businessesSupport programCanada-wideCanada Media Fund (CMF)$15K–$2MYear-round
  72. Startup Global Pitch CompetitionRegional pitch competitions across Canada with $1,000 to $30,000 prizes for winners advancing to national finals.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesAwardCanada-wideStartup CanadaUp to $30KOpen now
  73. Futurpreneur Side Hustle ProgramLoans from $5,000 to $20,000 for young entrepreneurs starting a business while keeping a full-time income outside it. Includes mentorship.Who can apply: Startups and early-stageLoanCanada-wideFuturpreneur CanadaUp to $25KYear-round
  74. WEOC National Loan ProgramUp to $50,000 for women-owned businesses Canada-wide; no minimum credit score, startup-eligible, funds within 10 business days via regional Loan Fund Partners.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesLoanCanada-wideWomen's Enterprise Organizations of Canada (WEOC)Up to $50,000Year-round
  75. BDC StrongNorth Fund$1M-$15M equity for early-stage Canadian deep-tech with defence/dual-use applications; AI, robotics, semiconductors, advanced systems.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC Capital)$1M–$15MYear-round
  76. Multiculturalism and Anti-Racism Program (MARP)Federal funding for not-for-profits, Indigenous organizations and small municipalities running community events, worth up to $100,000 per event a year.Who can apply: Non-profits, Indigenous organizations, public bodies and industry associationsGrantCanada-wideCanadian HeritageUp to $100K/eventCloses Nov 1213 days
  77. Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP) Programs$5,000-$15 million in cost-shared funding for agricultural R&D, equipment, facilities, and environmental projects across all provinces.Who can apply: Startups and growing businessesSupport programCanada-wideAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada$5K–$15MOpen now
  78. See all 208 programs open across Canada

  79. Not open right now in Saskatchewan

    6Between intakes or announced but not yet open
  80. Regina City Centre Incentive Program: Storefront & Tenant Fit-Up GrantsCity of Regina City Centre program offering up to $50K per stream (combined $100K) in matching grants for façade improvements and new-tenant interior fit-outs; currently between intakes.GrantRegina, SaskatchewanCity of ReginaUp to $50,000Opening soon
  81. Façade Conservation & Enhancement Grant ProgramSaskatoon pays 50% of commercial façade improvement costs to $16,000, plus $4,000 more for heritage-listed buildings, or $2,500 for maintenance-only refreshes.Who can apply: Established businessesGrantSaskatoon, SaskatchewanCity of Saskatoon, Planning and Development DivisionUp to $20K (50%)Between intakes
  82. Saskatchewan Innovation Challenge 2026: Aquatic Invasive SpeciesOne Saskatchewan team wins $30,000 and a 16-week Ministry of Environment residency for technology that keeps aquatic invasive species out of provincial waters.Who can apply: For-profit businesses and individuals. Startups and early-stageAwardSaskatchewanInnovation Saskatchewan / Ministry of Environment$30,000 + 16-week residencyBetween intakes
  83. SaskPower Commercial Energy Optimization Program (CEOP)Up to $100K per project per fuel type (electricity and natural gas) in rebates for commercial energy retrofits in Saskatchewan: $0.13/kWh non-lighting, $0.06/kWh lighting, $15/GJ natural gas savings.Who can apply: Growing and established businessesGrantSaskatchewanSaskPower (administered by CLEAResult in partnership with Government of Canada and SaskEnergy)50% of costs, up to $100KBetween intakes
  84. City of Saskatoon Environmental GrantMatching grants of up to $10,000, covering half a project's cost, for Saskatoon nonprofits, co-ops and charities running environmental projects. Next intake opens November 2026.Who can apply: Non-profits, charities and co-operativesGrantSaskatoon, SaskatchewanCity of Saskatoon, Sustainability DivisionUp to $10,000Opening soon
  85. Young Entrepreneur Bursary Program$5,000 flat bursary for young Saskatchewan business owners, one per Chamber region; includes mentorship and local resources.Who can apply: For-profit businesses. Startups and growing businessesAwardSaskatchewanSaskatchewan Chamber of Commerce$5,000Between intakes

  86. Canada-wide, not open right now

    93Between intakes or announced but not yet open
  87. See the 93 Canada-wide programs that are not open right now

What’s in this directory

This directory lists 356 live business funding programs open to businesses in Saskatchewan: 192 grants, 19 tax credits, 60 loans, 3 forgivable loans, 23 awards and 59 support programs. 55 are provincial, regional or local programs; the other 301 are open to applicants Canada-wide. 257 accept applications today, and 156 of those have no deadline at all.

By type of funding

  • Grant192
  • Tax credit19
  • Loan60
  • Forgivable loan3
  • Award23
  • Support program59

By who runs it

  • Federal248
  • Provincial35
  • Municipal5
  • Private and non-profit68

Closing in the next 14 days 7

Updated October 30, 2026. Every program is checked against its funder’s own pages; statuses and dates change, so confirm with the funder before you apply.

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