3800 MHZ SPECTRUM DECISION TO IMPROVE RURAL CONNECTIVITY AND ENSURE EFFECTIVE DEPLOYMENT OF 5G TECHNOLOGIES HUNTINGDON (QC) – September 23, 2022 – The Community Economic Development and Employability Corporation (CEDEC) welcomes the Government of Canada’s recent decision to make more 3800 MHZ spectrum available to encourage greater competition in the wireless service market,
Many women are dedicated to the well-being of their communities. They provide shrewd and strategic leadership insights, and their businesses drive local, regional, and national economic growth. These significant inputs are key to generating opportunities for a sustainable economy post-pandemic and beyond. But economic sustainability
New report outlines innovative ways in which rural Canada has responded to the pandemic PRESS RELEASE Huntingdon, Quebec, September 27, 2021 – As communities across Canada continue to contend with the pandemic’s economic consequences, this week’s Creating Inclusive Economies: Building Bridges Between Public, Private and Civil Society
In honour of International Volunteer Week, CEDEC sat down with Board Chair, Leslie Acs, to ask him about the important role of volunteers in communities across the country, the impact of their contributions, and what he’s gained from his own volunteer experiences. Q: How does your volunteer role as CEDEC’s Board Chair provide you
PRESS RELEASE Public-private-civil society collaboration responsible for offering innovative earn while you learn training program to support Sutton’s tourism industry SUTTON, QC – November 14, 2019 – Mont SUTTON, the Community Economic Development and Employability Corporation (CEDEC) and Eastern Townships School Board, with the financial support
If you’re an entrepreneur, coming up with business ideas is the easy part. After all, being creative and innovative is as second nature as breathing. Selling those ideas to others, however, can often be your biggest challenge. What’s the best way to pitch your brilliant
