Government of Canada Priority Intervention Program Funding for the St. Lawrence River River

📖 About the Program

The St. Lawrence River Freshwater Ecosystem Initiative - Priority Interventions Program (PIP) supports projects aimed at improving freshwater quality in priority areas or areas of significance related to the St. Lawrence River and its tributaries.

💰 Benefits

• Maximum federal contribution: $250,000 per project.
• Projects may run for up to three fiscal years, concluding no later than March 31, 2028.
• Applicants must secure at least 25% of project funding from non-federal sources.

✅ Requirements

To qualify for this funding, projects must meet the following criteria:

• Projects must be based in Canada.
• Must target freshwater ecosystems, not brackish or saltwater environments.
• Projects cannot be legally required or already underway.
• Must demonstrate measurable results with a clear restoration or research outcome.
• Projects requiring lobbying, fundraising, or awareness campaigns without measurable environmental impact are ineligible.

📝 Application Date and Process

Steps to Apply:

1. Confirm eligibility: Ensure your organization and project meet all federal and program requirements.
2. Develop a project proposal: Include objectives, methods, expected outcomes, timeline, budget, and collaboration plans.
3. Secure funding partners: Obtain at least 25% co-funding from non-federal sources.
4. Submit application: Follow program guidelines and deadlines provided by the administering agency.
5. Project implementation: Deliver outcomes as outlined, maintain reporting, and conclude by March 31, 2028.

📅 Application Deadline

18 December, 2025

🌐 Application Portal

For more details and to apply, visit the official Government of Canada Priority Intervention Program Funding for the St. Lawrence River River.

Ensure your project aligns with the program's objectives and submit your application before the deadline!

• Maximum federal contribution: $250,000 per project.
• Projects may run for up to three fiscal years, concluding no later than March 31, 2028.
• Applicants must secure at least 25% of project funding from non-federal sources.