GrowthX · Funding, Investments & Grants
Access the capital Canada offers.
Many promising businesses never reach their full potential because they lack access to capital. Canada offers a rich landscape of grants, loans, tax credits, investor networks, and government programs — we help you find what you qualify for and actually win it.
What you get
A practical, senior team — without the overhead
Government grants
Non-dilutive funding to support hiring, innovation, technology adoption, workforce development, exports, sustainability, and business expansion.
Government loans
Financing through BDC, Community Futures, and regional partners — designed to support entrepreneurship and growth with favorable terms.
Tax credits
SR&ED and sector-specific tax credits, with CRA-ready technical write-ups and submissions to maximize your refund.
Venture capital
Warm introductions to VCs active in your sector, plus pitch, model, and data-room prep so you walk in ready to close.
Angel investors
Connect with angels who bring capital plus operating expertise, networks, and pattern recognition that compounds growth.
Capital sequencing
We help you sequence non-dilutive capital first, then layer in equity investors when they genuinely accelerate the business.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What grants are available for Canadian businesses?
Canadian businesses can access grants supporting hiring, innovation, technology adoption, workforce development, exports, sustainability, and business expansion. Programs span federal (SR&ED, IRAP, CanExport), regional development agencies, and provincial sources.
Do grants require repayment?
Most government grants are non-dilutive and non-repayable when you meet the program's milestones and reporting requirements. Loans through organizations like BDC and Community Futures do require repayment but typically offer favorable terms designed to support entrepreneurship and growth.
Can startups receive funding?
Yes. Startups can access grants, government loans, angel investors, and venture capital. The right mix depends on your stage, sector, and growth model — we help you sequence non-dilutive capital first, then bring in equity investors when it accelerates the business.
How do venture capital and angel investors differ from grants?
Grants and most government loans are non-dilutive — you keep full ownership. Angel investors and VCs provide capital in exchange for equity, but also bring strategic expertise, networks, and pattern recognition that can accelerate growth beyond what capital alone delivers.
Get started
Ready to access the capital you qualify for?
A team member will reach out within one business day.
Not sure where to start?
Book a 20-minute discovery call. We'll listen, ask sharp questions, and point you in the right direction — no pitch.