If you're an Ontario-based automotive supplier ready to enhance productivity and adopt advanced technologies, O-AMP offers a valuable opportunity.
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The Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI) provides funding to help eligible businesses respond to these challenges, strengthen their competitiveness, and build greater resilience.
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The expanded RTRI provides two main forms of support for eligible businesses: liquidity assistance and pivot project funding.
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The RTRI provides two primary types of support for eligible businesses: liquidity assistance and pivot project funding.
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The RTRI offers two primary forms of support for businesses in British Columbia: liquidity assistance and pivot project funding. Eligible businesses may apply for one or both types of support, depending on their circumstances and project needs.
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The Regional Tariff Response Initiative (RTRI), administered by Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan), provides funding to help businesses and organizations in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba respond to the impacts of tariffs and ongoing trade disruptions.
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In Quebec, the Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED) delivers the RTRI, providing funding to help tariff-impacted businesses manage financial pressures, strengthen competitiveness, diversify markets, and build greater resilience.
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In Southern Ontario, RTRI is delivered by FedDev Ontario and provides support to both for-profit businesses and eligible not-for-profit organizations, although the eligibility requirements, funding structures, and eligible activities differ between the two.
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For businesses in Nunavut, the Northwest Territories, and Yukon, support is available through liquidity assistance and pivot project funding.
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NRC IRAP's Clean Technology stream, formerly SDTC, offers non-repayable contributions of $100,000 to $500,000 to Canadian SMEs developing, demonstrating and commercializing new clean technologies.
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