GrantTrail

Ontario

Federal grants in Hamilton

Grants and contributions to recipients whose address is in Hamilton, as the department recorded it.

Total value
$5.4B
Agreements
10,661
To named organizations
4,074
$3.5B
To individuals or unnamed
6,587
$1.9B; never named here

Federal grants and contributions, agreements starting Jan 2006 to Oct 2026, each counted once at its latest amended value. Source: Treasury Board proactive disclosure, published October 11, 2026.

Programs

The programs that put the most money here.

ProgramAgreementsTotal
Settlement125$674M
Global Innovation Clusters3$554M
SIF Stream2- Growth2$486M
Research in Priority Areas455$252M
Investigator-Initiated Research260$214M
Research Partnerships420$176M
Resettlement10$151M
Discovery Research907$141M
Insight research396$138M
Research Support Fund26$129M
SIF - Steel and Aluminum Program3$111M
Reaching Home3$107M
Sectoral Workforce Solutions Program3$77.6M
Canada Public Transit Fund1$62.1M
Federal Economic Development Department for Ontario21$56.4M
Settlement Program7$54.9M
Substance Use and Addictions Program22$53.1M
New Frontiers in Research Fund41$44.4M
Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention56$42.9M
Regional Innovation Ecosystem (RIE)6$41.1M
Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario11$40.4M
Youth - Canada Summer Jobs1,855$36.9M
Research Training and Talent Development1,552$35.1M
Stream 5 National Innovation Ecosystems1$35M
RH-Designated Communities-Community Entity1$34.2M

Top recipients

Organizations with the most funding.

Plus 6,587 agreements ($1.9B) to individuals, sole proprietors and recipients this site does not name. They count in every total above. Why

Industries

Where the department recorded an industry code (NAICS); most agreements have none.

By year

Agreements by the year they started.

YearAgreementsTotal
200620$4.6M
200742$40.7M
200837$38.9M
200965$138M
201070$125M
2011106$89.8M
2012136$108M
2013144$109M
2014121$75.3M
2015106$95.8M
2016153$161M
2017161$198M
2018838$638M
20191,042$402M
20201,493$847M
20211,139$237M
20221,086$866M
20231,181$299M
20241,238$247M
20251,074$553M
2026409$165M

By type of recipient

As the department classified the recipient.

Recipient typeAgreementsTotal
Not-for-profit organizations and charities1,667$1.4B
Not stated by the department1,780$1B
Individuals and sole proprietorships5,134$908M
For-profit organizations1,124$751M
Academia493$736M
Government142$442M
Other organizations297$136M
Indigenous recipients20$30.8M
International (non-government)4$115K

Latest agreements

StartRecipientProgramValue
Jun 2026City of HamiltonNational Cost-Sharing Program for Heritage PlacesParks Canada$100,000
Jun 2026McMaster UniversityGrants and Contributions in Aid of Academic RelationsGlobal Affairs Canada$13,984
Jun 2026Good Earth Food & Wine Operating Company Inc.Youth Employment and Skills ProgramAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada$14,000
Jun 2026Resiliocs Inc.Industrial Research Assistance ProgramNational Research Council Canada$75,000
Jun 2026Innovation FactoryIndustrial Research Assistance ProgramNational Research Council Canada$225,000
May 2026Next Generation Manufacturing CanadaIndustrial Research Assistance ProgramNational Research Council Canada$200,000
May 2026Rain Digital Communications Inc.Worker Retention GrantEmployment and Social Development Canada$5,525
May 2026The Corporation of the City of HamiltonCanExportGlobal Affairs Canada$42,180
May 2026Cattleytics IncIndustrial Research Assistance Program – Youth Employment ProgramNational Research Council Canada$25,000
May 2026Thirteenth Regiment Foundation/RHLI Regimental AssociationCommemorative Partnership ProgramVeterans Affairs Canada$3,000
May 2026Young Women's Christian AssociationCommunity Workforce Development Program-RGNLEmployment and Social Development Canada$1,149,495
May 2026Next Generation Manufacturing CanadaIndustrial Research Assistance ProgramNational Research Council Canada$300,000
Apr 202610134864 Canada Corp.CanExportNational Research Council Canada$38,000
Apr 2026Hamilton Arts CouncilBuilding Communities Through Arts and Heritage - Local Arts and Heritage FestivalsCanadian Heritage$38,000
Apr 2026Upper James ToyotaIncentives for Zero-emission vehicles programTransport Canada$25,000
Apr 2026Queenston Chevrolet Buick GmcIncentives for Zero-emission vehicles programTransport Canada$10,000
Apr 2026Mountain HyundaiIncentives for Zero-emission vehicles programTransport Canada$25,000
Apr 2026Mohawk Ford Sales LimitedIncentives for Zero-emission vehicles programTransport Canada$25,000
Apr 2026Kia Of HamiltonIncentives for Zero-emission vehicles programTransport Canada$20,000
Apr 2026Johnston Motor Sales Co. LimitedIncentives for Zero-emission vehicles programTransport Canada$36,250
Apr 2026Hamilton VolvoIncentives for Zero-emission vehicles programTransport Canada$5,000
Apr 2026Hamilton HyundaiIncentives for Zero-emission vehicles programTransport Canada$26,875
Apr 2026Eastgate Ford Sales & Service (1982) CoIncentives for Zero-emission vehicles programTransport Canada$17,500
Apr 2026Dewildt Car Sales LimitedIncentives for Zero-emission vehicles programTransport Canada$5,000
Apr 2026McMaster UniversityNorthern Scientific Training ProgramPolar Knowledge Canada$34,125