Community Economic Development
Telephone 1-705-356-1621 Fax 1-705-356-1740
Community Economic Development Officer Jon Cada ext. 2223 Email joncada@mississaugi.com
Community Economic Development Clerk Tammy King ext. 2260 Email tammyking@mississaugi.com
Community Economic Development Officer Jon Cada ext. 2223 Email joncada@mississaugi.com
Community Economic Development Clerk Tammy King ext. 2260 Email tammyking@mississaugi.com
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Mississauga First Nation's strategic plan calls for the Community Economic Development Officer (CEDO) to support community and social development mandates by linking economic opportunities to MFN's social, cultural and environmental needs as well as the community's wants and desires. Achieving the community's goals for self-reliance include generating sustainable economic growth, community control and increasing the capacity of MFN band members, both on-reserve and off-reserve to meaningfully participate in the local and regional economy.
The CEDO's mandate requires diligent networking and relationship building while also addressing needs for program funding that sustains department operations. Other activities they are involved with include connecting individuals with training and employment supports, business support for existing firms as well as start-ups, resource management supports and other related activities. The department also responds to inquiries of the First Nation's leadership and its membership to investigate and explore economically sustainable ventures. |
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MFN's CEDO is a certified Technician Aboriginal Economic Developer by the Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers (CANDO). This ensures your CEDO is connected to resources, projects and programs across the country. MFN's CEDO is also able to bridge these opportunities to local individuals, businesses and organizations.
Business Development
MISSISSAUGI RETAIL CANNABIS CORPORATION
The Mississaugi Retail Cannabis Corporation oversees the Creekside Cannabis store. OPEN. Visit us online at www.creeksidecannabis.ca today.
MISSISSAUGI AQUACULTURE PROJECT
Project partners are working diligently to bring this business opportunity to the community beginning with construction in 2022. Funders for the project include Indigenous Services Canada, FedNor, NOHFC, and The Department of Fisheries and Oceans. More info to follow.
CHIBLOW LAKE LODGE
Owned and operated by Mississauga First Nation. Please visit chiblowlakelodge.com to learn more.
MISSISSAUGA FIRST NATION & BLIND RIVER - BOOM CAMP CONNECTOR TRAILS (A TRANS-CANADA TRAIL PROJECT)
Mississauga First Nation, The town of Blind River and the Blind River Ski Club are active partners in a trail development project that connects the communities in new and exciting ways. A walking trail that links Mississauga First Nation and Blind River (via Eldorado Road and Youngfox Road) was completed in November 2018.
A fully accessible loop trail is available for users off the existing connector trail. This trail is AODA compliant and features learning zones and opportunities for users to learn more about the shared history between Blind River and Mississauga First Nation. Funding comes from Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, Trans-Canada Trail, NOHFC & Cameco.
The Mississaugi Retail Cannabis Corporation oversees the Creekside Cannabis store. OPEN. Visit us online at www.creeksidecannabis.ca today.
MISSISSAUGI AQUACULTURE PROJECT
Project partners are working diligently to bring this business opportunity to the community beginning with construction in 2022. Funders for the project include Indigenous Services Canada, FedNor, NOHFC, and The Department of Fisheries and Oceans. More info to follow.
CHIBLOW LAKE LODGE
Owned and operated by Mississauga First Nation. Please visit chiblowlakelodge.com to learn more.
MISSISSAUGA FIRST NATION & BLIND RIVER - BOOM CAMP CONNECTOR TRAILS (A TRANS-CANADA TRAIL PROJECT)
Mississauga First Nation, The town of Blind River and the Blind River Ski Club are active partners in a trail development project that connects the communities in new and exciting ways. A walking trail that links Mississauga First Nation and Blind River (via Eldorado Road and Youngfox Road) was completed in November 2018.
A fully accessible loop trail is available for users off the existing connector trail. This trail is AODA compliant and features learning zones and opportunities for users to learn more about the shared history between Blind River and Mississauga First Nation. Funding comes from Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, Trans-Canada Trail, NOHFC & Cameco.