Startup Canada and Pizza Hut Are Back, and They're Bringing $100,000 With Them
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Startup Canada and Pizza Hut Are Back, and They're Bringing $100,000 With Them
"Back for 2026, the program is providing $100,000 in grant funding for founders who are ready to pitch, learn, and grow. This year, the program features two pitch competitions: one in-person event in Toronto in June, and a national virtual competition in November. Regardless of what town, province, or territory you are from, there's a path for you to compete, and a path to funding that could change the trajectory of your business."
"Alongside the competitions, four expert-led webinars will run throughout the year, covering everything from crafting a pitch that actually lands with investors to unlocking grants and non-dilutive capital, scaling from concept to market, and digital growth strategies for startups working lean. All of it free, and all of it built for founders who are seeking resources to drive their businesses forward."
"The Equal Slice Program is part of an ongoing partnership between Startup Canada and Pizza Hut with a commitment to providing meaningful services to our nation's entrepreneurs. The program pairs funding with mentorship, community, and practical education that helps founders build businesses that last."
Startup Canada and Pizza Hut launched the Equal Slice Program for 2026, offering $100,000 in grant funding to Canadian entrepreneurs. The program features two pitch competitions: an in-person event in Toronto in June and a national virtual competition in November, ensuring accessibility across all provinces and territories. Four expert-led webinars throughout the year cover investor pitching, non-dilutive capital access, scaling strategies, and digital growth tactics. The program combines funding with mentorship, community support, and practical education designed to help founders build sustainable businesses. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to supporting impact-driven entrepreneurs and fostering economic growth across Canada.
Read at www.startupcan.ca
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