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The Government of Canada launched an engagement plan to help strengthen the western Canadian economy, and lay the foundation for long-term growth and prosperity across the four western provinces.
The federal government is initiating a conversation with business, industry, academia, Indigenous Peoples, and different levels of government, to help develop a truly “Made-in-Western-Canada” growth strategy. This strategy not only reflects the unique regional advantages of each province, but also helps to stimulate economic growth.
Your input will help shape the Western Canada Growth Strategy, a roadmap to build an innovative and inclusive Western Canada — one that stimulates the economy, strengthens the middle class and increases job opportunities for all Canadians, including Indigenous Peoples, women, youth, and new immigrants.
How to Participate:
We invite you to distribute this email broadly within your respective networks. You are also invited to share your ideas by visiting the Western Canada Growth Strategy website.
Here you will find information about the regional landscape of Western Canada in the Western Canada Growth Strategy Engagement Paper.
You can share your ideas through:
Western Economic Diversification Canada
C/O: Western Canada Growth Strategy Engagement
Suite 1500, 9700 Jasper Avenue
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 4H7
If First Nations, Métis and Inuit organizations require additional information please email wd.engages-mobilisation.deo@canada.ca and officials from Western Canada Economic Diversification Canada will follow-up with you directly.
The engagement period will close on November 16, 2018.
Thank you for sharing your ideas on how we can build a stronger western Canadian economy!
Follow #MyWesternCanada on Twitter or visit the Western Canada Growth Strategy website for updates.
Western Economic Diversification Canada
Email: wd.engages-mobilisation.deo@canada.ca
Twitter: @WD_Canada, #MyWesternCanada