Quebec Relations
This site presents translated summaries of information obtained from each funding body’s website. While we strive to ensure that all program information is as accurate and up-to-date as possible, we encourage users to consult each funder’s program documentation in full or to contact a program officer directly with any questions prior to submitting an application.
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This section of the program supports the international activities included in a company’s business plan based on its development strategy for foreign markets.
This program offers a refundable film and television production tax credit for labour costs incurred by a companies producing Quebec films or television shows.
This section of the program seeks to foster the emergence of new business models.
This program supports the Quebec music recording industry by promoting the career development of songwriters through the creation and promotion of Quebec musical works.
This section of the program aims to stimulate book sales and increase the amount and quality of promotion and mediation activities related to publishing, both in and outside of bookstores, as well as participation in these activities. The program also encourages Quebec authors and publishers to facilitate mediation activities, and seeks to promote attendance at bookstores and enhance the role of bookstores as intermediaries.
This section of the program contributes to reinforcing reciprocity in exchanges and the value of Quebec cultural industries internationally. It does so by supporting initiatives that fall under SODEC’s policies for intensifying foreign relations.
This section of the program aims to enable companies with an established practice to improve and consolidate their means of production [...]
This section of the program concerns the acquisition, repair, replacement, and installation of furnishings or specialized equipment and does not include any work performed on a building.
This section of the program supports projects involving at least one intervention on a building, whether construction (renovation, alterations, refurbishment, new construction, enlargement) or, in the case of a heritage building, restoration. Projects can also include the acquisition of a building, furnishings, or specialized equipment by an eligible organization.
