Community Economic Development Business Program
- Maximum amount
- $20,000
- Deadline
- Ongoing intake
- Where
- Prince Edward Island
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In short
Islanders have the opportunity to invest in economic development within their community. Approved CEDBs raise funds by issuing shares to people, and then invest those funds in local businesses. What is a Community Economic Development Business (CEDB)? A CEDB is a company or co-operative association registered to sell shares to a community, and to operate and invest in local business. A CEDB can be a: company formed under the Companies Act, or co-operative association formed under the Co-operative Associations Act A CEDB must run a business in Prince Edward Island or invest in active
Eligibility criteria
- Entreprise située dans la province visée (required)
- Société par actions ou coopérative
- Ne pas être un organisme à but non lucratif
- Moins de 100 employés
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Page updated on October 11, 2026. Summary and criteria extracted by our AI from the official program page; always check with the agency.
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