Ottawa allocates about $3 million across northern New Brunswick businesses
Northern New Brunswick businesses will receive repayable and non-repayable support for equipment, tourism and productivity projects.
The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency has announced about $3 million for a group of business projects in northern New Brunswick, spanning maple production, manufacturing, tourism and business planning.
Most of the listed contributions are repayable. They include $500,000 for Érablière Aigle Blanc to connect its maple operation to the NB Power grid, $500,000 for Central Filing Ltd. to automate saw-sharpening work, and $345,000 for Les Entreprises Deux Milles Ltée to acquire specialized maple-syrup production equipment.
Tourism projects include $230,000 for Cali Glamping to establish five domes in the Kedgwick area and $50,000 for Eagle Falls Campground to upgrade accommodations. Les Brasseurs du Petit-Sault is listed for $45,000 to add a brewery tourism experience.
Different terms for different projects
The detailed federal backgrounder identifies whether each contribution is repayable or non-repayable. The announcement represents government financing for specific projects, not a general grant available to every business.
Source: Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency backgrounder, published October 27, 2026.
Illustrative photo: Mathias Reding / Unsplash License. The photo shows a sugar shack as a relevant illustration and does not depict a funded business. Cropped or resized by WordPress.
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