SalesGrowth Development Inc.

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09/16/2026

Same city. Same industry. Only one got funded.

$77.5 million. That's what the federal government just committed to support women in business across Canada.

Two business owners heard about this. Same city. Same industry. Both qualify. One applied, got funded, hired staff, and locked in a contract she couldn't have taken otherwise. The other is still running the same operation — not because the money ran out, but because she never knew the window was open.

The difference isn't effort. It isn't eligibility. It's information.

💬 Comment WAGE on our Instagram for a personalised funding match summary.
🔗 Link in bio.
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If you have an early-stage idea for interactive digital media or software — before you've built anything real yet — the ...
09/15/2026

If you have an early-stage idea for interactive digital media or software — before you've built anything real yet — the Canada Media Fund's Conceptualization Program is designed for exactly that stage.

This grant covers up to 75% of your eligible costs, to a maximum of $15,000, specifically to help you create and test a proof of concept, verify your design idea, or demonstrate functionality before moving toward prototyping. It's meant to strengthen your position for future financing stages, not to fund a finished product.

To qualify, you need to be a new applicant to CMF's interactive digital media programs, and your project must be genuinely new — at the very beginning of the creative process, not a sequel or further iteration of something that already exists.

💡 Up to $15,000 to prove your concept before you build it — deadline December 8.
📍 Serving businesses across Ontario.
🔗 Free consultation: link in bio.
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09/14/2026

This sentence gets funded. This one doesn't.

The number one reason eligible organisations get rejected is not that they don't qualify — it's that their application doesn't speak WAGE's language. Reviewers score against a rubric built from WAGE's own program outcomes.

Loses: "We help women build skills and find better jobs." A reviewer has nowhere to score that.

Wins: "Our programming removes systemic barriers to economic participation by delivering skill-building and employment readiness resources to women facing intersecting inequalities, with outcomes tracked across participant cohorts." Every phrase maps to their rubric.

The impact those two businesses deliver might be identical. The funding goes to the one that wrote in WAGE's language.

💬 Comment WAGE on our Instagram for a personalised funding match summary.
🔗 Link in bio.
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If you produce or promote live music events in Ontario featuring Canadian artists, the Ontario Music Investment Fund's L...
09/13/2026

If you produce or promote live music events in Ontario featuring Canadian artists, the Ontario Music Investment Fund's Live Music stream is open now — closing October 22.

This grant supports festivals, concerts, and live events that grow audiences, boost performance income for artists, and expand career opportunities for promoters, presenters, and technical crews. Funding covers up to 50% of eligible costs, capped at $125,000 or 40% of your two-year average revenue, whichever is lower — and requires a matching contribution.

To qualify, your business needs revenue between $125,000 and $1 million. If your revenue is under $125,000, there's a separate Music Futures stream — and if you're over $1 million and eligible for Experience Ontario, you may need to apply there instead. An information session is running on September 16 to help clarify eligibility before you apply.

💡 Up to $125,000 for live music — deadline October 22.
📍 Serving businesses across Ontario.
🔗 Free consultation: link in bio.
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09/12/2026

Bank said no? That's not the end of the road.

You applied to your bank. They said no. And now you're wondering if that's the end of the road for funding your business.

We get it — and we want to be direct with you. That rejection tells you one thing: you didn't qualify for that lender, with that file, on that day. It does not tell you that you can't be funded.

Here's the range. An Ontario contractor with a 590 credit score and $380,000 in annual revenue gets declined by TD — then gets approved through a credit union two weeks later. A $400K annual revenue service business with no credit history at all accesses $180,000 in working capital through invoice financing, because their receivables are strong and the lender never looked at their personal score.

💬 Comment FROM BANK and we'll send you our Ontario SME Lender Matching Guide.
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Tempel Canada, a subsidiary of Worthington Steel, is investing $132 million to build a new 250,000-square-foot manufactu...
09/11/2026

Tempel Canada, a subsidiary of Worthington Steel, is investing $132 million to build a new 250,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Burlington — sustaining over 200 existing jobs and creating nearly 100 new ones.

The company manufactures transformer core products and precision electrical steel laminations, used across critical industries as demand for AI, data infrastructure, and energy continues to rise. The new facility will more than double Tempel's footprint in Canada, equipped with cutting-edge robotics and real-time data diagnostics.

🏭 250,000 sq ft new facility — more than doubling Tempel's Canadian footprint
⚡ Supports Ontario's strategy to secure clean, reliable, affordable power for high-demand sectors
💰 Ontario supported the project with $5 million through the Regional Development Program's AMIC stream

This is a private investment decision by Tempel Canada, supported by provincial funding — not a program open to public applications. But it's a strong signal of where Ontario's advanced manufacturing sector is heading, particularly around electrical infrastructure and AI-driven demand.

💡 A single $5M grant helped unlock a $132M private investment — that's the leverage these programs create.
📍 Serving businesses across Ontario.
🔗 Free consultation: link in bio.
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If your organization creates public-facing arts programming — performances, festivals, exhibitions, or community events ...
09/10/2026

If your organization creates public-facing arts programming — performances, festivals, exhibitions, or community events — the Public Outreach grant from Canada Council for the Arts could fund up to $75,000 of it.

Part of the broader Arts Across Canada and Abroad program, this grant is designed specifically to build connections between artists and diverse audiences, and to grow public appreciation of the arts across Canada. Eligible activities include live artistic presentations, artist talks and panels, community engagement events, and non-literary publishing.

You can submit up to two applications per calendar year, and equipment costs are capped at 15% of your budget. Before applying, you'll need to create and validate a profile on Canada Council's online portal — this can take time, so start early.

💡 Up to $75,000 for connecting artists with the public.
📍 Serving organizations across Ontario.
🔗 Free consultation: link in bio.
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Ontario is investing $800,000 through its Inclusive Grassroots Recreation program to make community sport and recreation...
09/09/2026

Ontario is investing $800,000 through its Inclusive Grassroots Recreation program to make community sport and recreation more accessible for nearly 6,000 children and youth facing financial barriers.

The funding supports three organizations delivering programming across the province: Jays Care Foundation ($300,000) for adaptive and Indigenous baseball programs reaching over 4,200 kids; KidSport Ontario ($400,000) to help around 1,100 children from low-income families cover registration fees and equipment costs; and Inclusion in Canadian Sports Network ($100,000) to boost participation among Black, Indigenous, and racialized youth through free swim lessons and officiating training.

⚾ Jays Care Foundation — Challenger Baseball (adaptive) and Indigenous Rookie League
🏀 Inclusion in Canadian Sports Network — training up to 30 young women as certified basketball officials
🏊 Free swim lessons and lifeguard training for about 650 children and youth

This is direct government funding to three specific organizations — not a program open for public applications. But it reflects Ontario's continued focus on the Inclusive Grassroots Recreation program, which is worth knowing about if your organization works in youth sport, accessibility, or community recreation.

💡 A glimpse into where Ontario's youth recreation funding is going.
📍 Serving organizations across Ontario — based in Vaughan.
🔗 Free consultation: link in bio.
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09/06/2026

Your credit score has nothing to do with this one.

If your business sells to other businesses and has outstanding invoices — this option is for you, and your credit score has almost nothing to do with whether you qualify.

Invoice financing advances you 70% to 90% of the value of your outstanding invoices in as little as one business day. The lender isn't evaluating your creditworthiness — they're evaluating the creditworthiness of your customers.

This can cover costs such as covering payroll while waiting 60 to 90 days for a large client to pay, purchasing materials to start a new contract, and managing seasonal cash flow gaps.

🔗 Link in bio.
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If your southern Ontario business has been affected by tariffs, the Regional Tariff Response Initiative is open now — an...
09/05/2026

If your southern Ontario business has been affected by tariffs, the Regional Tariff Response Initiative is open now — and the funding range is significant.

Delivered by FedDev Ontario as part of the federal government’s broader tariff response plan, RTRI offers businesses $125,000 to $10 million in repayable funding, or up to $1 million non-repayable. Not-for-profit organizations supporting SMEs can access $125,000 to $10 million in non-repayable funding.

To qualify, your business needs to be incorporated, for-profit, based in southern Ontario, and employ at least 5 people in the region (fewer than 500 overall). The program spans nearly every sector — steel, aluminum, copper, automotive, food security, and forestry are all named priorities.

This is one of the largest active funding programs for Ontario businesses right now, with $1.95 billion available nationally through Canada’s regional development agencies.

💡 Up to $10 million available — intake is open right now.

📍 Serving businesses across Canada.

🔗 Free consultation: link in bio.

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#214-1750 Steeles Avenue W
Vaughan, ON
L4K2L7

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