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Funding Opportunities
Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ)
2027 applications open on Tuesday, October 27, 2026 and close on Thursday, December 3, 2026. The program helps employers hire youth aged 15 to 30 for summer roles:
- Not-for-profit organizations can have up to 100% of provincial minimum wage covered.
- Public and private sector employers can have up to 50% covered.
Alberta Industry Skills Grant (NEW)
The Alberta Industry Skills Grant (AISG) supports industries across Alberta to address skill shortages or gaps through industry-driven training opportunities and provides industry-wide benefits to meet current and emerging workforce challenges. Eligible grant projects can receive a minimum of $300,000 and a maximum of $1.5 million in grant funding.
Important dates:
Application status: Open – September 9, 2026 to October 30, 2026
Northern and Regional Economic Development Program (NRED)
NRED funds initiatives led by Alberta municipalities, Indigenous communities and non-profits that promote regional economic development and diversification.
Application Deadline: Nov 19 at 4pm
Business Benefits Finder
See over 200 opportunities for funding for all sectors of business and non-profits.
BRIDGE Program
A pilot program designed to support women entrepreneurs and small business owners who are actively running their business to move from early-stage operations to an established, growth-ready future.
Workplace Training Program (Government of Alberta)
Offers eligible Albertans work-site training and paid work experience. Participating employers provide on-the-job training and/or work experience with government funding contributions, with the expectation that participants maintain employment after completion of the program.
Workforce Partnerships Grant (Government of Alberta)
Grant program to support labour market adjustment strategies and workforce development through partnerships.
Canada-Alberta Productivity Grant
Funding to help employees and unemployed Albertans access training opportunities.
Alberta Youth Employment Incentive
Qualified employers can receive up to $7,500 to hire Albertans aged 15 to 24, helping you fill workforce needs today while investing in the skilled workforce of tomorrow.
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