Grants by city
Northern Ontario's larger centres add their own municipal incentives on top of the provincial and federal layers. These hubs cover what is available locally, and who delivers it.
Grants in Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay's funding landscape runs in three layers. At the municipal level, the Strategic Core Areas Community Improvement Plan …
14 programs · Thunder Bay District →Grants in Greater Sudbury
Greater Sudbury consolidated its municipal incentives in 2025 into a single Greater Sudbury Community Improvement Plan, tax-increm…
15 programs · Greater Sudbury (single-tier census division) →Grants in Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste. Marie's municipal layer is unusually active: the Economic Growth Community Improvement Plan (renewed for 2024–2027) off…
12 programs · Algoma District →Grants in North Bay
North Bay's Growth Community Improvement Plan (adopted January 2020) is the municipal layer, with four target areas, Downtown, Wat…
14 programs · Nipissing District →Grants in Timmins
Timmins runs two municipal CIPs: the Downtown CIP (amended November 2024, with an expanded project area reaching Riverside Drive a…
15 programs · Cochrane District →Grants in Kenora
Kenora adopted a sweeping new Community Improvement Plan designating the entire municipality as the project area, with 16 grant pr…
14 programs · Kenora District →Not listed here?
A city hub exists only where there is municipal funding worth documenting on top of the wider programs. Everywhere else, the district page is the right level: it carries the same provincial and federal programs plus the local offices that serve the whole district. Start at regions and the boundary question, or use the eligibility finder.