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ONE-STOP BUSINESS CENTRE IN NORTH BATTLEFORD

Released on October 13, 2000

Small business owners and entrepreneurs in North Battleford and area now have a

one-stop source of business advice and support.



The new Business Development Centre officially opened its doors today, and will

provide a wide range of economic development services to area businesses and co-

operatives.



The centre is a partnership of local economic development agencies. It houses

the offices of Saskatchewan Economic and Co-operative Development, the North

West Community Futures Development Corporation (CFDC), the Battlefords Tribal

Council Economic Development Unit, North West Nations Gaming Association Inc.

and Battlefords Regional Economic Development Authority (REDA).



"The Business Development Centre will provide valuable information and

counselling services to small businesses and entrepreneurs in the region,"

Economic and Co-operative Development Minister Janice MacKinnon said. "By

traveling to only one centre for resources, entrepreneurs have more time to

grow their businesses, creating more jobs and economic opportunity in

Saskatchewan."



The new facility is the latest in a series of business enterprise centres that

have been established by community economic development partners across

Saskatchewan. MacKinnon said the government encourages such partnerships as

part of a commitment to co-ordinated and streamlined services.



The Business Development Centre is located at 1202 – 101st Street in North

Battleford.



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For more information, contact:



Bob Ellis

Economic and Co-operative Development

Regina

Phone (306) 787-1691

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