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The Power of Rural Collaboration
CEDEC’s President & CEO, John Buck, examines the critical role of public, private, and civil society collaborations to inform rural development policy and drive economic development.
Creating tangible economic benefits
Dr. Shaimaa Yassin, CEDEC’s Senior Director for Analytics and Strategic Integration, introduces CEDEC’s Collaborative Economic Development Model (CEDM).
Building equitable futures for rural communities
Kyle Rich, PhD, Assistant Professor, Brock University, and CRRF Board Member explores the diverse issues faced by rural dwellers from coast to coast to coast and how we can build equitable and just futures for rural communities.
Forward-looking Businesses
CEDEC worked with Montreal-based nutrition and health food company Isabelle Huot docteure en nutrition to identify what she needed to focus on to keep her growing business moving forward and how to maintain her competitive edge.
Resources
CEDEC Logo & Usage
CEDEC Brand Guide
Corporate Report
Media Relations
Canada's workforce needs are changing quickly. The new federal Workforce Alliances will connect employers, workers and training organizations to address skills gaps and build stronger talent pipelines across six critical sectors. Learn more here
Keeping the lights on. Expanding clean energy. Building the grid of the future.
Canada's growing energy needs will require a strong skilled workforce. New partnerships are helping prepare workers for the opportunities ahead.
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/news/2026/09/minister-hajdu-establishes-the-energy--electricity-workforce-alliance.html
Les besoins de la main-d’œuvre canadienne changent rapidement. Les nouvelles Alliances fédérales pour la main-d’œuvre établiront des liens entre les acteurs pour aborder les lacunes de compétences et bâtir des bassins de talents. Renseignez-vous
Garder les lumières allumées. Exploiter l’énergie propre. Bâtir le réseau du futur.
Les besoins en énergie du Canada nécessiteront une main-d’œuvre qualifiée et forte. De nouveaux partenariats préparent les travailleurs aux occasions à venir.
https://www.canada.ca/fr/emploi-developpement-social/nouvelles/2026/09/la-ministre-hajdu-lance-lalliance-pour-la-main-duvre-du-secteur-de-lenergie-et-de-lelectricite.html
Relations with the media
Canada's workforce needs are changing quickly. The new federal Workforce Alliances will connect employers, workers and training organizations to address skills gaps and build stronger talent pipelines across six critical sectors. Learn more here
Keeping the lights on. Expanding clean energy. Building the grid of the future.
Canada's growing energy needs will require a strong skilled workforce. New partnerships are helping prepare workers for the opportunities ahead.
https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/news/2026/09/minister-hajdu-establishes-the-energy--electricity-workforce-alliance.html
Les besoins de la main-d’œuvre canadienne changent rapidement. Les nouvelles Alliances fédérales pour la main-d’œuvre établiront des liens entre les acteurs pour aborder les lacunes de compétences et bâtir des bassins de talents. Renseignez-vous
Garder les lumières allumées. Exploiter l’énergie propre. Bâtir le réseau du futur.
Les besoins en énergie du Canada nécessiteront une main-d’œuvre qualifiée et forte. De nouveaux partenariats préparent les travailleurs aux occasions à venir.
https://www.canada.ca/fr/emploi-developpement-social/nouvelles/2026/09/la-ministre-hajdu-lance-lalliance-pour-la-main-duvre-du-secteur-de-lenergie-et-de-lelectricite.html