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Community Futures can help you turn a business plan into business profits. Read MoreLoans for Small BusinessCommunity Futures provides business loans in towns across rural Saskatchewan.Business Programs and AdviceCommunity Futures offers programs that can help kick-start your business.Read MoreServing 13 regions all across Saskatchewan!Community Futures is a part of a national economic development program that has been supporting small business and community economic development since 1986. Community Futures strives to build social, community economic and entrepreneurial capacity, placing emphasis on long-range planning and results.
Whether you are planning a weekend trip or your summer vacation, we are proud to provide you with limitless possibilities for enjoying our quiet camping, our fresh-water lakes and our pristine forests. All your needs and wishes will be surpassed when you visit our bountiful tourist destinations and our local businesses.
Kikiwak Inn, located on the Opaskwayak Cree Nation in Manitoba, offers northern hospitality and luxurious comfort in a beautiful setting. Our conference rooms can accommodate up to 240 people.
Located conveniently on Highway 10 North, in Opaskwayak, just across the river from The Pas, Manitoba, the Otineka Mall has been exceeding the shopping expectations of area visitors and residents for more than 25 years. Park easily in our large and convenient parking area. Enjoy daily lunch specials, salads, sandwiches, and desserts in our Food Court or at Tim Horton's. Shop for everyday items or something special, in a bright, climate controlled building. Discover an unbeatable mix of merchandise in our department and specialty stores on our main floor. Enjoy the convenience of local and other government offices on the upper and lower levels. Visit recreational areas in the lower level.
New Era, Fresh Leadership for SREDASASKATOON – The Board of Directors of the Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority (SREDA) today announced the appointments of Alex L. Fallon as President and Chief Executive Officer and Jim George as Chief Operating Officer. Fallon will join SREDA as CEO on September 10, 2014. George will assume his new role after a year serving as the organization's Vice President, Business Development and acting as interim President and CEO.'We are thrilled to welcome Alex to our organization and delighted that Jim will continue with SREDA in his new and expanded role,' said Bruce Richet, Chair of SREDA. As President & CEO, Alex will lead SREDA to promote ourregion's economic growth.As Chief Operating Officer, George will focus on SREDA's operations and new opportunities to create value for members drawing on his past experience as business advisor and technology entrepreneur. Prior to joining SREDA, George, a professional engineer, served as Director of Competitive Intelligence for SpringBoard West Innovations Inc., helping technology--based companies secure investment, build capacity and bring their technologies to market.Created in 1992, SREDA is one of the first independent economic development agencies in Canada.
Ventures Is Committed To Serving The Communities Of Eastcentral Saskatchewan. The Region Spans A Distance Of Approximately 250 Kilometers On An Eastwest Basis From The Saskatchewanmanitoba Border To Strasbourg, And 200 Kilometers On A Northsouth Basis From Preeceville To Southey, Including All The Rural Municipalities In This Area.
Our mandate is to enhance economic development by assisting businesses through the provision of financial and technical services. We strive to accomplish this by growing communities one idea at a time.
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