When municipal budgets are stretched, and resources are limited— that shouldn’t stand in the way of progress. PSD Citywide’s Municipal Grant Service helps you stay ahead of federal and provincial grant deadlines so you can focus on what matters most: preparing strong, successful applications. We monitor the funding landscape so you don’t have to.
Receive weekly updates on new grants available in: Ontario, British Columbia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Alberta, and Northwest Territories
No more digging through websites—get grant summaries, deadlines, and eligibility details delivered straight to your inbox.
Receive early visibility on grant deadlines so you can focus on writing strong, competitive applications.
We do the research for you. We track a wide range of federal and provincial funding programs so you can take advantage of every relevant opportunity. Stay focused with tailored insights based on your location.
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