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Inclusive economic development and rebuilding Main Street
Canada Innovates kick-starts national program to support underserved communities
Model for inclusive economic development along Main Street: The Parkdale Centre model is important for building self-sufficient and resilient main streets. It is also a key ingredient in ensuring that underserved BIPOC communities are more resilient and supported in the future.
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May 2021
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When we think about economic development, and those who are driving it across the city, main streets and small businesses don’t immediately come to mind. However, no matter where you are from, main streets are the backbone of any community and neighbourhood. They are an expression of why communities form in the first place – as places people want to come together to congregate, gather, and exchange.
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