We encourage creative and innovative approaches to community economic development by promoting an entrepreneurial culture, and supporting businesses to connect to resources in order to grow.
We identify and address challenges and opportunities facing workers and employers such as enhanced skills development and recognition of multilingualism as key benefit to economic development.
Our organizational planning and long-term strategy is driven by community-based leadership in many different forms. We invite you to participate on a CEDEC Community Resource Team to share your ideas and resources for community economic development.
A recent study by a McGill University consortium (MCSSEP) revealed that the Black unemployment rate in Montreal is twice that of non-Blacks, at 13.4% compared to 6.6%. Blacks are underrepresented...>
Co-operatives are businesses and businesses are designed to make a profit. Due to the flexibility of this model, the co-op movement is seeing growth in the number of people who...>
Planting the seeds of economic opportunity was the main purpose behind the Growing Forward Gardening Forum in Hopetown on March 23. With the numbers of participants far surpassing expectation, it...>
Starting or running a company can be confusing, scary and downright overwhelming. Where should we start? What do we need to know?
Here is a list of the top 10 common...>
Are you looking for information about financing, training, recruiting, or exporting? What about networking with your peers and finding out about next steps in growing your business?
At the first Foire...>