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Mayor Don Iveson said working together as a region through the joint model will strengthen the economy and achieve more growth than as individual municipalities.
Author of the article: Submitted Publishing date: Apr 21, 2021 • 2 days ago • 2 minute read • Article content Having signed a memorandum of understanding, effective April 12, 2021, all 13 regional mayors are demonstrating a commitment to work in partnership on developing a new, innovative and scalable model with the Collaborative Economic Development (CED) initiative. The initiative will advance additional economic opportunities for Edmonton Metropolitan Region partners through projects targeting new, non-residential growth and jobs beyond individual municipal boundaries...
Article content All 13 municipalities in the Edmonton area have signed on to create a new collaborative initiative to advance economic growth in the region and rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic. The mayors of the municipalities in the Edmonton Metropolitan Region agreed to a memorandum of understanding (MOU) last week and committed to the Collaborative Economic Development (CED) initiative. This new model is intended to advance economic opportunities across the region through projects targeting non-residential growth and jobs beyond individual municipal boundaries. We apologize, but this vid...
EDMONTON -- Edmonton-area mayors have agreed to work together to attract economic activity and growth to the region. The leaders of 13 cities, towns and counties surrounding and including the capital city signed on Tuesday a memorandum of understanding called the Collaborative Economic Development initiative. The agreement is meant to encourage partnership and eliminate competition between municipalities, and allow the members to invest in each other. "Let's say – for example – it's in St. Albert, we have a piece of town that needs roads, sewers, pipes, trees and Beaumont decides ...
Article content All 13 municipalities in the Edmonton area have signed on to create a new collaborative initiative to advance economic growth in the region and rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic. The mayors of the municipalities in the Edmonton Metropolitan Region agreed to a memorandum of understanding (MOU) last week and committed to the Collaborative Economic Development (CED) initiative. This new model is intended to advance economic opportunities across the region through projects targeting non-residential growth and jobs beyond individual municipal boundaries. We apologize, but this vid...