Ontario Building More Accessible Communities Applications now open for $2.25 million in community accessibility grants TORONTO — The Ontario government is investing $2.25 million to protect, strengthen and expand access to inclusive, barrier free community spaces across the province. Ontario has opened applications for the second round of the Enhancing

New Grant Opportunity from RBC Are you NEW to Communities in Bloom? Are you an Indigenous community looking to join in 2026? We’re excited to announce a new two-year grant program, sponsored by RBC, designed to help cover participation costs! This opportunity offers: – Affordable consultation for communities NEW to

Scotts Canada announces 2026 Gro for Good Grant Recipients Supporting Community Gardens and Green Spaces across Canada Mississauga, ON (April 30th, 2026) – Scotts Canada Limited launched the eight edition of the Gro for Good program in January 2026. The program aims to keep the spirit of community and connection

Submit your community project to #GreenMyCity The Green Cities Foundation and our Partners share a commitment to connecting plants and people, and revitalizing green areas for community members to enjoy and benefit from. This is especially the case in cities, where more than 80 percent of Canadians reside.The #GreenMyCity program

Do you have a capital project that will enrich lives in your rural community? The FCC AgriSpirit Fund supports projects in communities of less than 150,000 people. Eligible applicants can apply for $10,000 to $25,000. Applications for 2026 will open in the spring. Examples of what we may consider Projects to

Capital Grants Improve community facilities and spaces. Capital grants provide funding over one year to help organizations respond to the capital needs of Ontario’s communities. Improve community spaces Programs and services that support the people of Ontario are delivered locally in a range of community buildings and spaces. These places

Growing Canada’s Community Canopies Helping communities plant the right type of trees in the right places GMF’s Growing Canada’s Community Canopies (GCCC) initiative helps communities plant the right type of trees in the right places—bringing multiple benefits to communities. Communities of all sizes and levels of urban forestry expertise can