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MACKINNON PRAISES MIDWEST REDA FOR THEIR SUCCESSES

Released on February 17, 1999

Economic and Co-operative Development Minister Janice MacKinnon today

congratulated the Midwest REDA for its success in generating and

promoting economic growth and job creation in the Biggar, Perdue,

Unity and Plenty areas.



"The Midwest REDA plays an important role in its region's economic

development initiatives," MacKinnon said. "Successes include

developing a regional tourism strategy, with an accompanying directory

and brochure, that will be an invaluable tool for marketing the

Midwest area."



MacKinnon used the occasion of the first Regional Economic Development

Authority (REDA) Week in Saskatchewan, February 14 to 20, to commend

the local organization for its successful initiatives.



"Residents and communities within this region have been extremely

successful in their diversification projects," said Evan Simpson, REDA

Chairperson. "Grain terminals, pig barns, a ski hill and individual

business successes are fine examples of what people in rural

Saskatchewan have accomplished. The board members and staff of the

Midwest REDA are proud to be associated with your success.

Congratulations!"



The Midwest REDA is one of 27 in Saskatchewan providing business

development service to their communities and regions. REDAs have

assisted in community business projects that range from youth

employment initiatives to tourism-related projects, to

feasibility studies and recreational facilities.



REDAs are grassroots organizations, bringing together business,

co-operatives and local governments to pool their organizational,

professional and financial resources in order to encourage job

creation and investment in the region.



"REDAs have done an outstanding job of generating economic growth

and jobs in communities throughout Saskatchewan," MacKinnon said.

"They have succeeded because they know the needs of their

communities and the best direction to follow for the future."



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For more information, contact:



Bob Ellis

Economic and Co-operative Development

Regina

Phone: (306)787-1691

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