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Federal government support will boost tourism, promote Indigenous and Acadian culture, and help businesses in the region succeed
| Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency | news releases
Federal government support will boost tourism, promote Indigenous and Acadian culture, and help businesses in the region succeed
| Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency | media advisories
Government of Canada to announce support for the Restigouche region
| Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency | media advisories
The Honourable Gudie Hutchings, Minister of Rural Economic Development and Minister responsible for ACOA, will travel to Boston, MA, from March 9-13.
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Investments will help businesses and community organizations in the green transition
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The Government of Canada is investing over $1.5 million in 8 projects to help innovative businesses and organizations in Eastern P.E.I. The Province of P.E.I. is also contributing over $900,000 toward five of the eight projects.
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Backgrounder: Victoria County organizations receive federal investment to strengthen and rebuild
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The Hurricane Fiona Recovery Fund is helping communities recover, and build resilience for future climate-related weather events
| Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency | news releases
When Hurricane Fiona wreaked havoc on cities and towns along the Atlantic coast, the Government of Canada responded quickly with programs designed to help the region with long-term recovery efforts and adaptations to help businesses and communities recover, restore and rebuild for the future.
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Hurricane Fiona was an unprecedented storm that wreaked havoc along the Atlantic coast, causing damage to businesses, communities and non-profit organizations. The Government of Canada recognizes the need to rebuild and adapt to future weather events, and is investing $6,437,005 in non-repayable contributions through ACOA’s Hurricane Fiona Recovery Fund (HFRF) program to fund five projects that will restore and upgrade infrastrcuture.
