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Government of Canada, Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions

CED — Northern Isolated Community Initiatives Fund (QEDP)

Amount
Varies
Deadline
Rolling
Odds
Not published
Effort
1–2 hours
Can you get this?
Must be a food or agriculture business
Nonprofits, cooperatives, and social enterprises eligible
Local, regional, and Indigenous organizations eligible
Priority access for Inuit clients
Projects must focus on food systems in Nunavik
Your real odds
CED received $4.08M for Quebec over three years, so the pool is real but the eligible geography is narrow enough to keep the field manageable.
The program explicitly prioritizes Inuit clients and community-led projects, and non-Inuit applicants should expect to compete against proposals that meet that priority more directly. The total budget is modest relative to broader federal programs, so the math on available dollars is worth doing before you invest time here.
What it takes
Review eligibility criteria and program guidelines on the CED site1–2 hours
Develop a project proposal focused on food system strengthening in Nunavik1–3 weeks
Submit application through CED and follow up with regional contacts1–2 days
Worth knowing
If you are an Inuit client proposing a project that benefits your community, the program explicitly names you as the priority, and your application should say so plainly and early.
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