NorthBridge Consultants’ Canadian Business Blog is dedicated to bringing businesses news and information to help companies identify and access the most appropriate government funding programs.

We offer opinions and insider information that can provide a pulse on government initiatives, the health of the Canadian economy, and firsthand thoughts from Canadian business owners.

Funding Announcement: ICTC Career Connect

The Information and Communication Technology Council (ICTC) has just announced that they are currently accepting applications for their 2014-2015 Career Connect initiative. The ICTC Career Connect program connects employers with post-secondary graduates in an information and communications technology (ICT) field.… Read more »

Employee Spotlight: Sandra Stepan

Sandra Stepan has recently joined the NorthBridge team as a Client Manager. She is bright and cheerful and such a wonderful addition to the Sales and Marketing team. Her role is to set up and attend client meetings, research government… Read more »

Northbridge Exhibits at MEET Trade Show in Moncton

If you were at the Mechancial Electrical Electronic Technology (MEET) Trade Show in Moncton last week, you probably saw Northbridge team members Pierre, Vy, and Justin at our booth! Here are some highlights from the show:

Employee Spotlight- Nicolas DesRoches

Nicolas grew up in Ansnorveldt, ON (also known as the Holland Marsh) and lived there until he began university in 2008. He is a graduate of York University for Professional Writing and Creative Writing, where he learned from and worked… Read more »

Youth Employment Fund (YEF)

The Ontario government has recently launched its comprehensive Youth Employment Fund (YEF) to promote employment and innovation through the creation of 25,000 new job opportunities for youth. The objective of the YEF program is to provide unemployed youth between the… Read more »

2014 Ontario Budget Tabled

The 2014-2015 Ontario fiscal budget was tabled on May 1, 2014. Among a hefty deficit for the 2013-2014 year and lower-than-expected revenues, Premier Wynne has announced plans for multi-billion dollar investments in public infrastructure and job growth. Included in these… Read more »