Northern Food Businesses

To be eligible for the Northern Food Businesses (NFB) grant, the following entities can apply: - For-profit businesses or commercial entities - Organizations, corporations, associations, cooperatives, partnerships, or institutions controlled by First Nations, Inuit, Metis, and non-status Indians (except those established for charitable or religious purposes) - Municipalities - Social enterprises These entities must be involved in activities related to: - Purchase of equipment for food production, harvesting, processing, storage, distribution, or transportation - Research, analysis, and advocacy related to food production, processing, storage, distribution, and transportation - Investments in food production systems - Investments in skills training related to food production, harvesting, processing, storage, distribution, or transportation For more details on how to apply for the grant, you can contact the organization via email at cannor.operations.cannor@canada.ca or reach out to one of their regional offices at the provided phone numbers.

To apply for the Northern Food Businesses (NFB) stream grant, please follow these steps: 1. Verify if your business or organization is eligible to apply based on the criteria mentioned in the grant context. 2. Prepare a proposal outlining the activities for which you require funding. Ensure that the activities align with the eligible activities listed in the grant context. 3. Contact the provided email address (cannor.operations.cannor@canada.ca) for more information on the application process or reach out to one of the regional offices in Iqaluit, Nunavut; Yellowknife, NWT; or Whitehorse, Yukon via phone. 4. Submit your application as per the instructions provided by the funding agency. If you need more detailed guidance on the application process, please reach out to the specified email address or regional offices for assistance.

- Applicants should ensure that their proposed activities align with the goals of the NFB stream, focusing on building a strong territorial food system and reducing dependence on southern food production. - It is essential to demonstrate how the proposed activities will contribute to improving food security in northern communities. - Applicants should clearly outline the impact their project will have on local capacity building related to food production and harvesting. - Ensure all required documentation, including proposals, budgets, and timelines, are submitted accurately and on time. - Applicants may benefit from consulting with the regional offices provided for guidance on the application process and eligibility criteria.