Nunavut Grants & Funding
18 programs available in Nunavut
Grants in Nunavut come from two main sources: federal programs open to applicants across Canada, and provincial and territorial programs funded specifically for Nunavut. Many organizations qualify for both, so it's worth reviewing federal and Nunavut programs side by side rather than assuming one rules out the other. This page lists 18 open programs available to applicants in Nunavut, updated as programs open and close.
Funding in Nunavut spans small business financing, workforce training, research and innovation, clean energy, agriculture, and arts and culture. Each program sets its own eligibility around applicant type, sector, project stage and location, and most grants are non-repayable — always confirm the funding type and deadline on the individual program before you apply.
Use this page to shortlist Nunavut grants worth pursuing: open any program to see funding amounts, eligibility criteria, deadlines and how to apply, then focus your effort on the programs that are currently open and match your organization.
AccelerateIP
Government of British Columbia, New Ventures BC
Get support for your intellectual property
Baffin Business Development — Business Counseling
Baffin Business Development Corporation
Business counselling in Baffin region
Baffin Business Development — Financial Assistance
Baffin Business Development Corporation
Loans for Baffin region businesses
CNBSC – Baffin, Nunavut
Canada Nunavut Business Service Centre
Business assistance in Baffin, Nunavut
CNBSC – Kivalliq, Nunavut
Canada Nunavut Business Service Centre
Advice and expertise for entrepreneurs in Kivalliq
GO Talent
Information and Communications Technology Council
Due Mar 31
Information Technology (IT) professionals arriving in Canada
Inuktut Versioning Fund
Nunavut Film Development Corporation
Grant for Inuktitut films and versionings
KCFI – Cambridge Bay, Nunavut
Kitikmeot Community Futures Incorporated
Business advice in Kitikmeot/Cambridge Bay
Kitikmeot Community Futures
Kitikmeot Community Futures Incorporated
Loans and advice in Kitikmeot, Nunavut
Nunavut Filmmakers Funding — Creative Content Development Fund
Nunavut Film Development Corporation
Grants for screen-based creative content in Nunavut
Nunavut Filmmakers Funding — Market Endowment Program
Nunavut Film Development Corporation
Funding for producers in Nunavut
Nunavut Filmmakers Funding — Nunavut Spend Incentive Program
Nunavut Film Development Corporation
Rebate for production companies in Nunavut
Nunavut Filmmakers Funding — Short Film Fund
Nunavut Film Development Corporation
Funding for emerging filmmakers in Nunavut
Nunavut Filmmakers Funding — Story Telling Fund
Nunavut Film Development Corporation
Funding for filmmakers in Nunavut
Nutrition North Canada retail subsidy program
Government of Canada, Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada
Subsidies for food and essentials in the North
Ocean Supercluster
Canada's Ocean Supercluster
Funding to support Canada’s ocean industries
Smart Renewables and Electrification Pathways Program
Government of Canada, Energy and Natural Resources Canada
Due Mar 31
Funding to reduce GHG emissions with renewables and grid modernization
The Learning Fund — Nunavut
Nunavut Film Development Corporation
Funding for film training in Nunavut
Grants in Nunavut: Common Questions
What government grants are available in Nunavut?
Nunavut applicants can access both federal grants offered across Canada and provincial or territorial programs funded specifically for Nunavut. They span business financing, workforce training, research, clean energy, agriculture, and arts and culture — this page brings the currently open programs together in one place.
Are there both federal and provincial grants in Nunavut?
Yes. Federal programs run nationwide and are open to eligible Nunavut applicants, while Nunavut's own programs target local priorities. Many organizations qualify for both, so it's worth reviewing them together.
Who can apply for grants in Nunavut?
Eligibility depends on the program. Grants target specific applicant types — small businesses, nonprofits and charities, Indigenous-owned enterprises, municipalities and researchers — and set rules around sector, project stage and location. Each program page lists its exact criteria.
Do you have to repay grants in Nunavut?
Most government grants in Nunavut are non-repayable, unlike loans. Some funding is offered as repayable contributions or a mix of grant and loan, so always check the funding type and terms on the individual program before applying.
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