Complete your subsidy application: Buildings occupied by a social economy business

Do you operate a social economy business, and are you interested in receiving financing to purchase, renovate or construct a building? You can submit an application under the subsidy program for buildings occupied by social economy businesses.

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Visit our page about the subsidy for buildings occupied by social economy businesses to determine under which component your organization is eligible.

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Component 2 closed

Please note that it is no longer possible to submit an application under Component 2 of the program: Renovation or construction of a building.

Download and complete the Subsidy application form.

Convert the requested documents into digital format according to your situation:

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Letters patent of the social economy business
The promise to sell or purchase the building, signed by the social economy business and the seller
If you appoint a representative: A document establishing the power of attorney of the person acting on your behalf
The financial statements for the last two financial years of the social economy business, or failing that, all the financial statements produced since it was created, or if it was created less than a year ago, its business plan

Letters patent of the social economy businesses that occupy or will occupy the building
The financial statements for the last two financial years of the social economy business, or failing that, all the financial statements produced since it was created, or if it was created less than a year ago, its business plan
Proof of tenancy
Approval from the owner to carry out the work
Detailed projected cost of the work
If you designate a representative: A document establishing the power of attorney of the person acting on your behalf

If your project includes work worth at least $625,000, you must provide an opinion attesting to the project’s feasibility, issued by a consulting firm specialized in financing structure, investment appraisal, or economic viability, a certified professional accountant or an organization that is authorized to evaluate the economic viability of the project or its funding/investment structures.