Lytton Business Restart Program

Lytton Business Restart Program is sponsored by PacifiCan. Supports the restart and revitalization of Lytton’s economy, offering funding to eligible businesses in the area.

Funding agency: Global Affairs Canada (HQ) Grantmaking entity: Pacific Economic Development Canada Award ceiling: CAD 1,000,000 Sector: Private Sector & Trade Eligible applicants: NGOs / Nonprofit Organisations, Private Sector, Individuals Eligible citizenships: Canada Date posted: Apr 10, 2026 Call for Applications: Lytton Business Restart Program (Canada)The Lytton Business Restart Program is now accepting grant applications to support the reopening and establishment of businesses in Lytton to help restore and strengthen the local economy.

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