News release. Using the water resources of Lake Diefenbaker, the Upper Qu’Appelle Canal, and the Westside Irrigation Project could enhance water security and support irrigation expansion by almost 500,000 acres in south central Saskatchewan. This work began with the Prairie Water Summit in June 2019 in Regina, which was attended by over 130 experts, Indigenous leaders, provincial, federal and municipal officials, industry representatives, and non-governmental organizations. You will not receive a reply. Since the RRRF was launched in May, over 20,000 jobs have been protected across the West, helping more than 5,000 businesses keep their employees, cover costs and play a role in our economic recovery. That’s why the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages, today announced an additional $263.7 million for Western Economic Diversification Canada (WD) to help businesses across the West through the RRRF. Search for related information by keyword: Government of Canada expands Regional Relief and Recovery Fund to provide further support for businesses. WD Toll-Free Number: 1-888-338-WEST (9378) “The Government of Canada is supporting growth and prosperity as we help to ensure a sustainable supply of water available to cities and towns, Indigenous communities, farms and industry across the Prairies. Rhonda Laing Director, Policy, Planning and External Relations Western Economic Diversification Canada rhonda.laing@canada.ca. Follow: Twitter; LinkedIn; Latest . As the situation rapidly evolves, we’ve heard clearly from businesses and workers that more support is needed. We’re working with you to support good, local jobs and help our economy come back strong.” - Hon. Office of the Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages alexander.cohen2@canada.ca. Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages Support for communities to advance their economies, as well as adjust to economic changes and challenges. The report recommends developing the infrastructure needed to expand irrigation in central Saskatchewan, including the Westside Irrigation Project and Upper Qu’Appelle Canal, projects which the Province of Saskatchewan recently committed to developing. For those that have already applied for RRRF support, no further action is required as WD continues to process previous applications. Businesses in Western Canada that have applied for, but were unable to get access to, sufficient relief from other federal COVID-19 programs, are encouraged to review RRRF eligibility requirements or to contact WD for more information. The results of the Summit and subsequent engagement, as well as new research and analysis on economic and environmental impacts, are all reflected in this report. In 2019, the Government invested up to $1 million to work with partners and stakeholders to develop a new approach to sustainably manage water and land on the Prairies. Prairie Prosperity: A Vision for the Management of Water across Saskatchewan and the Prairies, is the result of 16 months of research and consultation by Western Economic Diversification Canada. We are in this together." With the public health situation continuing to evolve, businesses in the West need more support – now. Today’s announcement brings the total RRRF funding for Western businesses and organizations to $567.9 million. Catherine Mounier-Desrochers Press Secretary, Office of the Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages catherine.mounier-desrochers@canada.ca, Western Economic Diversification Canada Media Relations wd.media-medias.deo@canada.ca, Follow the department on Twitter: @WD_Canada WD Homepage WD Toll-Free Number: 1-888-338-WEST (9378) TTY (telecommunications device for the hearing impaired): 1-877-303-3388. We aim to be a leader in building a strong, competitive West by focusing on business development, innovation and community development. Canada’s COVID-19 Economic Response Plan has helped to protect millions of jobs, provide emergency support to families and keep businesses afloat as they deal with the impact of COVID-19. From: Western Economic Diversification Canada. Alexander CohenPress Secretary, Office of the Minister of Economic Development and Official Languagesalexander.cohen@canada.ca, Rhonda LaingDirector, Policy, Planning and External RelationsWestern Economic Diversification Canadarhonda.laing@canada.ca, Follow the department on Twitter: @WD_Canada, WD Toll-Free Number: 1-888-338-WEST (9378) TTY (telecommunications device for the hearing impaired): 1-877-303-3388. In the West, Western Economic Diversification Canada was originally allocated a total of $304.2 million through the RRRF. A central part of this is the Regional Relief and Recovery Fund, which helps support those who may not be eligible for other programs. Of these additional funds, $67 million will be used by Community Futures (CF) organizations to support businesses in rural communities across the West. There is a need for important discussions and decisions before moving forward, including consultation, legislative and regulatory requirements. Today, the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages and Minister responsible for Western Economic Diversification Canada, together with Terry Duguid, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages (Western Economic Diversification Canada) released a report on this work, Prairie Prosperity: A Vision for the Management of Water across Saskatchewan and the Prairies. We are taking action to support tourism and other businesses and workers. We’re working with you to support good, local jobs and help our economy come back strong.”, - The Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages and Minister responsible for Western Economic Diversification Canada, "We’ve been here for you with significant measures, we’re here for you now and we’ll get through this, together. For enquiries, contact us. Advancing the recommendation of this report will help reduce the impacts of climate change, particularly more severe droughts and floods on Prairie communities and agricultural producers, while also positioning Saskatchewan and the Prairies as global leaders in agri-food production and processing. Data and information to connect you with business and research opportunities. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, August 31, 2020 – Western Economic Diversification Canada. Programs and resources for enterprises looking to start, grow, and expand through innovation. The Government of Canada is taking action to address the impacts of climate change on water and land resources on the Prairies. Press Secretary, Office of the Minister of Economic Development and Official Languages alexander.cohen@canada.ca. For more than 30 years, Western Economic Diversification Canada (WD) has been working to diversify the western economy while improving the quality of life of western Canadians. Canada’s COVID-19 Economic Response Plan has helped to protect millions of jobs, provide emergency support to families and keep businesses afloat as they deal with the impact of COVID-19. The Western Canada Growth Strategy leverages partnerships to grow the economy and create quality jobs. Mélanie Joly, “Most of the people who run small businesses will remember 2020 as one of their toughest years ever. Prairie Prosperity: A Vision for the Management of Water Resources. Over the past 16 months, Western Economic Diversification Canada (WD) has been examining sustainable water management in the context of climate volatility and identifying opportunities to enhance food security while improving the economic outlook for communities on the Prairies. The Government of Canada recognizes the potential for environmental and social impacts for many communities and stakeholders. Programs and resources for non-profit organizations looking to strengthen the economy of Western Canada. Achieving this vision will benefit all residents across the Prairies for generations to come. We aim to be a leader in building a strong, competitive West by focusing on business development, innovation and community development. That’s why we’re enhancing and expanding the RRRF to help even more Westerners. Donna Kinley Manager of Communications, Alberta Region Western Economic Diversification Canada 780-902-2984 donna.kinley@canada.ca . Delivered by the six Regional Development Agencies (RDAs), RRRF addresses needs for entrepreneurs not met by other federal relief measures, and complements those already provided by other levels of government. Our message to them is clear: we’ve been here for you with significant measures, we’re here for you now and we’ll get through this, together. - PS Terry Duguid. Follow Western Economic Diversification Canada on Twitter… Minister Joly announces that additional funding for small and medium-sized businesses now available, Edmonton, Alberta, October 2, 2020 – Western Economic Diversification Canada. Edmonton, Alberta, October 2, 2020 – Western Economic Diversification Canada.
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