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MAINLINE REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY LAUNCHED

Released on July 17, 1997

Economic and Co-operative Development Minister Janice MacKinnon and

Mainline Regional Economic Development Authority (REDA) Chairperson

Gary Cole today announced in Whitewood the formation of the province's

22nd Authority.



Members of the Mainline REDA include the towns of Whitewood,

Broadview, Grenfell and Wolseley, the rural municipalities of

Wolseley, Chester, Kingsley, Elcapo and Willowdale, and the Cowessess

First Nation.



Partners in the REDA include the East Central Development Corporation,

Mainline Rural Development Corporation and several private sector

partners. The REDA is actively seeking additional members and

partners.



"REDAs are a key component in the continued economic growth of

Saskatchewan," MacKinnon said. "The co-operative model on which they

are built has been proven to be the most effective method of

development and investment attraction in Saskatchewan.



"One of the objectives of the province's economic strategy,

Partnership for Growth, was to make REDAs a focal point for

economic development in their regions. I'm pleased to see that

the Mainline REDA is already busy pursuing economic opportunities

for the area."



REDAs allow municipal governments, community organizations,

private businesses and co-operatives to pool their

organizational, professional and financial resources in order to

encourage job creation and investment attraction.



Under the Partnership for Growth strategy, the province provides

cost-shared funding to REDAs, professional and technical advice

and is committed to examining the possibility of REDAs assuming

responsibility for delivering some existing provincial programs.



To date 21 other regional economic development authorities have

been established in the province in regions surrounding Hudson

Bay, Prince Albert, Rosetown, Swift Current, Meadow Lake,

Watrous, Saskatoon, Kindersley, Humboldt, Ituna, Yorkton,

Melfort, Biggar, Weyburn, Moosimin, Estevan, Assiniboia,

Melville, Moose Jaw, Outlook and Macklin.



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For more information, contact:



Debbie Wilkie Larry Lang

Economic and Co-operative Development Mainline REDA

Regina Broadview

Phone: (306) 787-7982 Phone: (306) 696-2550

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