Êtes-vous business? - SK - Canada

Êtes-vous business?

SK, Canada
Workshops help entrepreneurs analyze financial statements effectively
grant_single|update March 26, 2025

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Other Support
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  • Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
  • Government of Canada
  • Conseil économique et coopératif de la Saskatchewan (CECS)
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Workshops focusing on an introduction to business, good management and expansion, and financial management of not-for-profit associations.

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"Êtes-vous business?" is a program designed to support and educate potential entrepreneurs in the Saskatchewan region, focusing on various aspects of business development and financial literacy. Participants have the opportunity to attend workshops and webinars that provide valuable insights into starting and managing a business effectively.
  • Workshops on analyzing and interpreting financial statements.
  • Sessions on starting a business, including key steps and strategies.
  • Training on business operations and taxation.
  • Webinars to accommodate participants from outside Regina and Saskatoon.
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$ 35,000

Develop workshops for Francophone employment support

$ 30,000

Volunteer recognition awards and training workshops for OLMCs

$ 50,000

Workshops for economic immigration and entrepreneurial skills

$ 45,000

Eco-friendly business development through green economy workshops

$ 40,000

Tourism development workshops for local entrepreneurs

$ 30,000

Support co-op development with financial management workshops

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Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the applicant's profile and proposed activities.
  • The applicant must belong to the Official Language Minority Communities (OLMCs) in Western Canada.
  • The project must be designed and carried out by the OLMCs.
  • The initiative should aim at promoting endogenous economic development.

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Official Language Minority Communities (OLMCs) in Western Canada are eligible to apply for support under this grant initiative. The focus is on promoting and financially supporting projects that foster endogenous economic development within these communities.

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This grant provides support for projects that enhance the economic development and integration of official language minority communities and promote sustainable practices. Eligible activities focus on community empowerment, entrepreneurship, and environmental initiatives.
  • Economic development initiatives by Official Language Minority Communities (OLMCs).
  • Green economy projects raising environmental awareness and sustainable practices.
  • Capacity-building projects for OLMCs to implement community-driven projects.
  • Entrepreneurial development workshops and support for minority groups.
  • Promotion and support for cooperative economic development in francophone communities.
  • Financial analysis and interpretation workshops for entrepreneurs.

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This grant is intended for Francophone economic development specifically within Western Canada, likely targeting areas where Official Language Minority Communities (OLMCs) are present.
  • Areas within Western Canada where Official Language Minority Communities (OLMCs) are situated.

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  • Step 1: Verification of requirements
  • Consult the official grant website for detailed information on eligibility criteria and selection conditions.
  • Check if your business or project meets the required conditions.
  • Step 2: Preparation of documents
  • Gather and prepare all necessary documents, including financial statements, business plans, and letters of recommendation.
  • Download the application forms available on the official website.
  • Step 3: Completing the forms
  • Fill out the application forms online or on paper according to the provided instructions.
  • Attach all required documents to your application.
  • Step 4: Submission of documents
  • Submit your application by following the indicated procedures (online, by mail, etc.).
  • Confirm the receipt of your application with the grant management agency.
  • Step 5: Waiting for receipt
  • Track the status of your application using the tracking codes or notifications provided by the agency.
  • Respond to any requests for additional information or documents from the grant management agency.
  • Step 6: Follow-up
  • Receive notification of the approval or rejection of your application.
  • In case of approval, follow the instructions for receiving the funds.
  • In case of rejection, analyze the reasons and consider the possibility of reapplying.

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There are various initiatives and awards associated with the organization, aiming to support economic development and community engagement.
  • BRAVO Volunteer! Award recognizes individuals, groups, or non-profit organizations excelling in community or cooperative economic development.
  • The Western Francophone Economic Development Fund (WFEDF) aims to support OLMCs in Western Canada with economic development projects.
  • Green Economy initiative to raise awareness and support green economy projects in communities.
  • Various workshops have been provided under the "Êtes-vous business?" project, focusing on entrepreneurship and financial literacy.
  • Future web-based workshops (Webinars) are planned to accommodate participants outside Regina and Saskatoon.

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306.566.6000

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