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Encyclopedia > FedNor

Federal Economic Development initiative of NORthern Ontario is a department of Industry Canada whose initiative is to address the economic development of northern Ontario. FedNor specifically aids native Canadians, women, franco-ontarians and youths.



External link:

  • Industry Canada's FedNor programme Official Website (http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/epic/internet/infednor-fednor.nsf/en/h_fn00000e.html)

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1995 Report of the Auditor General of Canada - November - Chapter 21 (5284 words)
FedNor officers have had difficulty applying the assessment criteria consistently to all projects, particularly those that are small.
FedNor has established a target of 39 working days (55 calendar days) to process an application for assistance, from the time the application is received to the time a final decision is made; and a target of 46 workings days (65 calendar days) to send a letter of offer or rejection to the applicant.
FedNor is targeted toward small and medium-sized businesses in northern Ontario, and the subsidiary agreements support major industrial and municipal infrastructure projects in Quebec.
Phoenix SPI (236 words)
This was a multi-faceted study on the socio-economic impacts of FedNor’s broadband and ICT investments in Timmins, Ontario and the surrounding Cochrane District.
A number of FedNor projects were included in the study, including ICT investments relevant to health care, education, and business.
FedNor is the federal economic development agency for Northern Ontario.
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