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REGI — Jobs and Growth Fund — CED (QC) — For profit - QC - Canada

REGI — Jobs and Growth Fund — CED (QC) — For profit

Last Update: June 12, 2025
QC, Canada
Money to future-proof your for-profit business in Quebec

REGI — Jobs and Growth Fund — CED (QC) — For profit at a glance

Eligible Funding
  • Up to 50% of project cost
Timeline
  • Continuous Intakes
Financing Type
Grant and Funding
Eligible Industries
  • Manufacturing
  • Professional, scientific and technical services
  • Health care and social assistance
  • Other services (except public administration)
  • Public administration
Grant Providers
  • Government of Canada
  • Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED)
Status
Open

Overview of the REGI — Jobs and Growth Fund — CED (QC) — For profit program

If your business is working on a project to transition to a green economy, foster an inclusive recovery, become more competitive and create jobs for Canadians, you could get an interest-free, repayable contribution for up to 50% of the project’s costs.

Financing terms and conditions

  • Interest-free repayable contributions for eligible businesses covering up to 50% of eligible costs.
  • Non-repayable contributions for eligible not-for-profit organizations covering up to 90% of eligible costs.
  • Non-repayable contributions for eligible Indigenous recipients covering up to 100% of eligible costs.

Eligible projects & activities

  • Projects supporting the shift to a green economy, such as the development or adoption of clean technologies.
  • Initiatives promoting inclusive recovery by supporting businesses owned or led by underrepresented groups.
  • Activities that enhance competitiveness and resilience of SMEs through digital adoption and technological solutions.
  • Expansion and scale-up projects in key sectors critical to Canada's recovery and economic growth.
  • Projects aimed at adapting and diversifying supply chains, especially in vital industries like food production, medical supplies, and biomanufacturing.
Examples of admissible projects:

$ 250,000

Expand renewable energy solutions for a social enterprise

$ 75,000

Support supply chain diversification for a tech startup

$ 200,000

Transition to an energy-efficient manufacturing process at a textile company

$ 60,000

Develop a mobile app to support local farmers' market

$ 30,000

Create a community garden project led by an NPO with revenue

$ 40,000

Implement a digital marketing strategy for a restaurant cooperative

Eligibility criteria of the REGI — Jobs and Growth Fund — CED (QC) — For profit program

  • The applicant must be a for-profit business, including co-operatives.
  • The project must support activities such as transitioning to a green economy, fostering an inclusive recovery, preserving competitiveness through digital adoption, or strengthening capacity in sectors critical to Canada’s recovery and growth.
  • Indigenous-led businesses are strongly encouraged to apply.

Who is eligible?

  • For-profit businesses, including co-operatives
  • Not-for-profit organizations
  • Community economic development partners
  • Indigenous-led organizations and businesses

Eligible expenses

  • Development and adoption of clean technologies.
  • Digital and technological solutions to enhance business productivity.
  • Investments in new equipment and technologies for scaling business operations.
  • Costs related to workforce training to support business transition and competitiveness.
  • Expenses for supply chain adaptation and diversification within critical sectors.

Eligible geographic areas

  • Quebec

How to apply to the REGI — Jobs and Growth Fund — CED (QC) — For profit program

1
Preparation of documents
  • Prepare all required documents for the application, including proof that the business or organization is eligible
  • Gather the company's financial information, business plans, and other necessary documents to demonstrate the viability and relevance of the project
2
Validation of requirements
  • Consult the applicant's guide to ensure that all requirements are understood and met
  • Develop a detailed description of the project and proposed activities that meet the grant criteria
  • Detail the project costs and prepare a precise and justified budget
3
Submission of the request
  • Complete the online or paper application form with all required information and documents
  • Double-check all provided information to ensure it is accurate and complete
  • Submit the application via the submission portal or send by mail if applicable
4
Waiting for confirmation
  • Wait for confirmation of the receipt of the request by the competent regional development agency
  • Respond promptly to any requests for information or additional documents issued by the agency
  • Regularly check the status of the request through the portal or other communication channels provided
5
Acceptance of the grant
  • Receive the final funding decision
  • In case of acceptance, prepare the necessary documents and agreements to receive the funds
  • Carry out the funded activities according to the approved plan and provide progress and financial reports as required by the fund

Additional information

  • The web page for this fund has been archived and the information provided is for reference only.
  • Applications were accepted on a continuous intake basis until all funding was allocated.
  • A portion of the fund ($70 million) was specifically dedicated to businesses created after January 2020 that met eligibility criteria.
  • For further details on criteria, applicants were directed to consult a specific applicant’s guide.

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