Media Release
Funding will help attract investment, strengthen workforce capacity and build long-term growth
OWEN SOUND — As part of its plan to protect rural Ontario, the government is investing $288,101 to support economic growth and long-term prosperity in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound. The funding is through the Rural Ontario Development (ROD) program, a $20 million investment by the province to strengthen local economies, support rural workers and assist communities in planning for long-term growth.
“This investment will support vital growth within our riding and is a great sign of support for our rural communities. I am looking forward to seeing the many benefits these programs and organizations will bring as a result of this funding.” said Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound MPP Paul Vickers.
Through the first intake of the ROD program, the province is supporting many projects in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound, including $50,000 towards the Golden Dawn Senior Citizen Home Redevelopment – Phase 1 Planning.
Through the first intake of the ROD program, the province is investing over $5.5 million in 116 projects across rural Ontario.
For more information visit www.ontario.ca/page/rural-ontario-development-program
