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CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST: Rural Resilience Program

With support from strategic partners, SEDA is able to bring this action-oriented economic resilience program to communities. Submit letters of interest prior to November 27, 2020. Download the information package today!

Several Spots Left for the next Destination Creation Program

Join other community and economic developers via zoom once a week(two hours) for five weeks starting November 3. Videos remain accessible for 90 days following the conclusion of delivery. Learn how local businesses can become a destination and transfer these same principles to your community! 

BE THE CHANGEMAKER FORUM: Register Your Group Before November 2 - Add Participants after Municipal Elections 

Register prior to November 2 for the best rate and to guarantee receipt of Forum Participant Kits in the mail.  Join us for 5 live plenaries; 4 live concurrent sessions; 3 recorded sessions; door prizes and celebrate the success of communities across the province with 5 award presentations!  View the program and register today.

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Cooperatives First Workshops

Co-operatives First is hosting two sessions of the Creating Connections workshop this fall: October 19^th and November 18^th. This workshop is designed for economic developers that want to learn new approaches to business development.  Take this workshop if you want to:

• Identify where a co-op might fit in your community
• Discover new opportunities for business development
• Explore innovative solutions to investment readiness
• Identify new business retention and expansion strategies
• Increase local economic development, job creation, and growth

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