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TISDALE GROUP HELPS CREATE JOBS

Released on August 4, 1999

Tisdale-area businesses have created 39 jobs and maintained another 19 jobs,

thanks to the work of the Kelsey Development Corporation.



Carrot River Valley MLA Andy Renaud was in Tisdale today to present a

certificate to honour the corporation for its job creation record through the

province's Small Business Loans Association (SBLA) program.



"The job creation successes of the Kelsey Development Corporation illustrate

what can be accomplished when the government and communities work in

partnership," Renaud said, speaking on behalf of Economic and Co-operative

Development Minister Janice MacKinnon.



During 1998, small businesses supported by the SBLA program created more than

360 jobs and maintained 565 more, mostly in rural communities. This brought

the total number of jobs created and maintained since the program began to

almost 13,600.



Under the program, the government provides funding to local SBLA

organizations. In turn, SBLAs gives loans to businesses that have trouble

getting money from the bank.



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For more information contact:



Bob Ellis

Economic and Co-operative Development

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-1691

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