EDAC plans for new five-year economic development strategy
29 Jan 2022
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The Economic Development Advisory Committee (EDAC) came before council Monday evening to provide an update on their 2022 workplan.
Charlene Bell, made a virtual presentation to council on behalf of the EDAC, during a regular council meeting on Jan. 24.
“Based upon the bylaw that governs EDAC and our mandate, each year we’re required to present to council, for your approval, a workplan that identifies the key priorities and goals that EDAC is going to work on for the coming year,” said Bell.
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