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Economic Development

Jan 21, 2021

20 year Community Plan
 
A twenty year community plan is being developed through a multi-pronged planning process involving the community, Chief and Council, various corporate boards and special meetings of Elders, youth and students.
 
There is a small business loans program of up to $10,000 from Couchiching First Nation. The applications for this loan include a business plan. Shooniyaa Wa Bitoong operates a self employment program, and the local contact is also our Economic Development Officer, Couchiching First Nation who can connect entrepreneurs with the Shooniyaa program officers.
 
Rainy Lake Tribal Finance also operates a small business loan program and works with entrepreneurs by giving them equity through participating in a training program that builds the individual's capacity to have a successful business (business planning, accounting, etc.). The contact is at the Advisory Services offices at the Nanicost Building.
 
Economic Development and Training are both the mandate of our Economic Development Officer, Christine Jourdain. She is very helpful and willing to work with local entrepreneurs and business to facilitate economic development within the community and by community members.
 
 
Chief and Council have invested in a Championship 18 Hole Golf Course called Heron Landing. This Golf Course is governed by a Board of Directors from Chief and Council, there are 3 Councillors who govern the operations.
 

Source: https://www.couchichingfirstnation.com/economic-development

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