How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the CNBSC – Baffin, Nunavut?

CNBSC – Baffin, Nunavut is funded by Canada Nunavut Business Service Centre (CNBSC)

What are CNBSC – Baffin, Nunavut's eligibility criterias?

No specific company eligibility criteria are stated within the given context.

CNBSC – Baffin, Nunavut

Last Update: July 22, 2025

NU, Canada

Advice and expertise for entrepreneurs in Baffin/Iqaluit

CNBSC – Baffin, Nunavut at a glance

Eligible Funding

No Condition

Timeline

Continuous Intakes

Financing Type

Other Support

Expert Advice

Eligible Industries

All industries

Grant Providers

Canada Nunavut Business Service Centre (CNBSC)

Program status

Open

Overview of the CNBSC – Baffin, Nunavut program

Access business information on government services, reports and library resources tailored to meet your business needs.

Eligible projects & activities

Examples of admissible projects:

$ 50,000

Establishing a new social enterprise café in downtown Halifax

$ 75,000

Opening a new art gallery showcasing Indigenous artists

$ 35,000

Creation of a job resume writing program for job seekers

$ 90,000

Launch of a new financial planning software for Quebec citizens

$ 100,000

Development of an eco-friendly fashion line based

$ 60,000

Expansion of a community-supported agriculture (CSA) program

Eligibility criteria of the CNBSC – Baffin, Nunavut program

Eligibility for this grant is determined by the applicant's ability to demonstrate their service provision and impact within the community.

The applicant must provide economic or business support services to individuals or communities.
The applicant should have a record of assisting a defined number of clients annually in areas such as business start-up, funding resources, or job application support.
The services provided should include public accessibility to business-related resources, such as computer and internet access.
The applicant may offer additional support services, like Commissioner for Oaths or tax assistance, as part of their community service initiatives.

Who is eligible?

The Canada Nunavut Business Service Centre (CNBSC) provides resources to support a strong community economy in Nunavut, assisting individuals and small businesses with various needs from startup assistance to funding and tax services.

Eligible expenses

This grant supports initiatives that enhance community economic development and access to essential business and tax services for residents in Nunavut. Eligible projects focus on expanding business support services and ensuring accessibility to financial and administrative aid.

Operation and enhancement of a business service centre offering resources and guidance to entrepreneurs and small businesses.
Provision of a public computer and small library space to facilitate job search and business research activities.
Offering Commissioner for Oaths services to assist with legal documentation needs.
Running a Volunteer Income Tax program aimed at helping Elders and low-income clients with tax filing.
Collaborating with local volunteers to expand reach and improve service delivery in the community.

Eligible geographic areas

This grant is designed to support businesses specifically located within the region serviced by the Canada Nunavut Business Service Center. The eligible geographical area focuses on businesses operating in Baffin, Nunavut.

Baffin, Nunavut

Eligibility criteria of the CNBSC – Baffin, Nunavut program

The evaluation and selection of projects for this grant are based on specific criteria with allocated point scores to ensure alignment with the grant’s objectives.

Alignment with the mission of strengthening a community economy by supporting local business development.
Impact on enhancing economic opportunities in Nunavut.
Capacity to support and provide resources for small business start-ups and expansions.
Ability to provide practical assistance, such as access to technology and advisory services.
Contribution to community services, such as Commissioner for Oaths and Volunteer Income Tax programs.

How to apply to the CNBSC – Baffin, Nunavut program

Initial Assessment

Visit the CNBSC in person or contact them via phone or email to discuss your business needs and confirm your eligibility for support services.
Assess the resources available, such as funding, business advice, and technical services, to determine what aligns with your requirements.

Gather Documentation

Compile necessary documents such as business plans, financial statements, and any specific application forms required by CNBSC.
Ensure all documents are updated and tailored to the grant application requirements.

Application Preparation

Draft a comprehensive proposal including the purpose of the funding, objectives, and expected benefits to the community economy.
Seek assistance from CNBSC’s resources, such as resume writing programs and advice on accounting or program software, if necessary.

Submission of Application

Submit your completed grant application and supporting documents to the CNBSC via the appropriate channel (e.g., email, in-person submission).
Confirm receipt of application with the CNBSC office and obtain a submission confirmation or reference number for your records.

Additional information

Additional relevant details for this service include:

The CNBSC provides desk space and a well-equipped computer available for job seekers to write resumes and apply for jobs online.
The service includes access to Commissioner for Oaths, which is beneficial for legal documents that require official witnessing.
A Volunteer Income Tax program is available, especially assisting Elders and low-income individuals with tax filing.
The service is backed by a local volunteering effort, highlighting community involvement and support.

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