Unique Features of this Partnership Areas of Collaboration – Joint CED Themes Collaborative Community Events Land-use Planning Inclusive Tourism Supportive Housing Active or Public Transit
Unique Features of this Partnership Areas of Collaboration – Joint CED Themes Infrastructure Services and Agreements Collaborative Community Events Inclusive Tourism Capacity Development Asset Management
Unique Features of this Partnership Areas of Collaboration – Joint CED Themes Cultural and Educational Initiatives Infrastructure Services and Agreements Collaborative Community Events Land-use Planning
Unique Features of this Partnership Areas of Collaboration – Joint CED Themes Cultural and Educational Initiatives Collaborative Community Events Land-use Planning Inclusive Tourism Active or
Unique Features of this Partnership Areas of Collaboration – Joint CED Themes Cultural and Educational Initiatives Inclusive Tourism Supportive Housing Active or Public Transit Employment,
Unique Features of this Partnership Areas of Collaboration – Joint CED Themes Land use planning (Revitalization of arterial roads) Sustainable tourism (Development of sustainable tourism,
Unique Features of this Partnership Areas of Collaboration – Joint CED Themes Collaborative Community Events Energy Initiatives Inclusive Tourism Accomplishments Established a Joint Working Group.
Unique Features of this Partnership Areas of Collaboration – Joint CED Themes · Infrastructure Services and Agreements · Inclusive Tourism · Active or Public Transit
Unique Features of this Partnership Yellowknives Dene First Nation (YKDFN) and the City of Yellowknife CoYK) were chosen to participate in a two-year accelerated model
One of the many successful partnerships from CEDI Phase I is that of Lac Seul First Nation, Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation and the Municipality of
Unique Features of this Partnership Dene Tha’ First Nation and the Town of High Level have shown a strong commitment to their partnership and the
Unique Features of this Partnership Together, elected officials and senior staff from Shuswap Indian Band and District of Invermere, and the Columbia Valley Community Economic
Unique Features of this Partnership Prior to participating in CEDI, Okanagan Indian Band (OKIB) and City of Vernon councils gathered annually through the Community to
Strategically situated close to the Quebec and Maine borders, these two communities have found common ground in their desire to preserve their distinct cultural heritages
Watch Partnership Videos: This video explores the impact of building positive relationships, demonstrated at their ceremonial signing of “Ezhi-Wiijikiwendiyang” or Friendship Accord, which articulates the
This bilingual community pairing near the Quebec‒Ontario border has decided to pursue a joint regional tourism strategy and improved coordination among the economic development departments
Over the past three years, Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation and the Municipality of the County of Antigonish have proudly participated in the First Nation-Municipal Community Economic
Located 625 km northwest of Winnipeg, these “three communities with one heart” are working together to better promote their region and address major development and
Unique Features of this Partnership This partnership is unique as it involves the Fort William First Nation and City of Thunder Bay councils, along with
Unique Features of this Partnership As the first Tribal Council – municipal partnership to participate in the CEDI program, Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs (BATC) and
Along the southwestern edge of Lesser Slave Lake and 250 km north of Edmonton lie the Town of Slave Lake, Sawridge First Nation and MD
In 2016, Enoch Cree Nation and the City of Edmonton became partners with the support of the CEDI program, and began to foster mutual understanding,
Seabird Island Band and District of Kent are adjacent communities in BC’s Fraser Valley, approximately 125 km east of Vancouver, where both agriculture and the
