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A plan for economic development, inclusiveness and success
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The Prosperity and Growth Strategy for Northern Ontario ( PGSNO ) is designed with a regional approach to economic development in mind. As part of the PGSNO , we will specifically consider:
- Current Context in Canada
- Building on Collaborations
- Challenges and Opportunities for Growth
- Priorities for Northern Ontario
- Outcomes
- Next Steps
Consult the PGSNO overview placemat
The Prosperity and Growth Strategy for Northern Ontario - Results at a Glance report measures how the strategy has worked to meet its intended goals and outcomes since its launch in 2018.
Current Context in Canada
The Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada announced in April 2017, a plan to encourage innovation and attract global investment and talent to every region of the country, including Northern Ontario.
While supporting the Innovation and Skills Plan, this strategy is aligned with a range of federal and provincial government priorities including supporting a strong middle class, sustainable infrastructure, jobs and innovation, export and investment.
Building on Collaborations
At its core, the PGSNO is intended to enhance and build on the ongoing federal and provincial programs and collaborations to address the needs of Northern Ontario's communities and its residents.
Collaboration, coordination and communication are key to the success of the PGSNO. As such, FedNor will continue to work with other government departments and stakeholders to respond to the various needs of the communities throughout the region as we collectively implement the Strategy.