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This Northwest Alberta based partnership is committed to improving their relationship, while building shared infrastructure and emergency preparedness.
- Economic development
- Indigenous partnerships
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Aron Hershmiller of Yorkton, SK and Russ Smith of the Capital Regional District, BC, reflect on the importance of the “why” and “how” of solid waste management planning.
- Economic development
- Infrastructure
- International
- Waste
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Our signature initiative funding helps Canadian cities and communities of all sizes study bold environmental projects that reduce GHG emissions and protect the air, water or land.
- Brownfields
- Energy
- Planning
- Transportation
- Waste
- Water
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We fund highly innovative and impactful environmental pilot projects that reduce GHG emissions and protect the air, water or land. This funding is designed for transformative, best-in-class projects.
- Planning
- Transportation
- Waste
- Water
- Brownfields
- Energy
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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, respect, and trust in order to achieve joint economic development initiatives.
- Indigenous partnerships
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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 Development Initiative (CEDI) program.
- Indigenous partnerships
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We fund highly innovative and impactful environmental capital projects that reduce GHG emissions and protect the air, water or land. This funding is designed for transformative, best-in-class projects.
- Planning
- Transportation
- Waste
- Water
- Brownfields
- Energy
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In 2017, CEDI staff visited one of the partnerships located in western Quebec. Through CEDI (Phase 1), Kebaowek First Nation (formerly Eagle Village First Nation), the Town of Témiscaming and the Municipality of Kipawa developed a tripartite friendship, agreed to pursue a shared tourism strategy and started to explore a coordinated approach to regional economic development.
- Economic development
- Indigenous partnerships