Community Futures Wage Subsidy Program
Government of the Northwest Territories, Industry, Tourism and Investment Northwest Territories
Deadline
Rolling — apply anytime
Region
Northwest Territories
Funder type
Provincial Government
For
Businesses
Eligible organizations
Small business, Entrepreneurs
Sectors
All sectors
About this program
Wage subsidy program for unemployed individuals who want to start a new business, delivered through Community Futures Development Corporations across the NWT.
What this program funds
The Community Futures Wage Subsidy Program is delivered by the Government of the Northwest Territories through Community Futures Development Corporations across the territory. The program provides wage subsidies to support unemployed individuals who want to start a new business.
Small businesses and entrepreneurs in all sectors are eligible to apply. The program accepts applications on a rolling basis, meaning applications are considered on an ongoing basis rather than within set deadline periods.
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