Come North 2020 (Northwest)
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The events aimed to discuss the population growth strategies for Ontario’s northern regions, while examining the challenges and expectations of new arrivals to their new communities.
Goals of Come North:
- Increase awareness among all participants about the resources available to attract, retain, and assist new arrivals.
- Identify through direct interaction opportunities to leverage, partner, coordinate, and/or share resources, staff and activities.
- Develop a concrete list of next steps identifying not only what is to be done, but by whom and by when.
Read the 2020 Conference Reports
Presentations
1. Why Are We Here? (Ryan Reynard)
2. Mapping Our Assets (Hilary Hagar)
3. Welcoming Communities: Terrace Bay (Jody Davis)
4. Labour Demand Projections (Madge Richardson, Anthony Noga)
5. What Are You Going to Do? (Ryan Reynard)
Discussion Sessions
1. Building a better bond: Helping new arrivals learn more about local First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities
1.1 Kerry McLaughlin, Citizen Of The Métis Nation Of Ontario
1.2 Charmaine McCraw, Project Manager at ORIGIN
No presentations available
2. Working together to support each other
2.1 Charmaine McCraw, Project Manager at ORIGIN
No presentation available
2.2 John DeGiacomo, Executive Director of Anishinabek Employment and Training Services
2.3 Denise Hardy, Indigenous Relations Advisor at Ontario Power Generation & President of Fort William Curling Club
Transportation and accommodation sponsors
- Far Northeast Training Board (FNETB)
- Northern Ontario Municipal Association
- Local Employment Planning Council
- North Superior Workforce Planning Board
- Professions North/Nord
- Réseau du Nord
Media sponsors
- Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce
- Timmins Chamber of Commerce
- Temiskaming Shores Chamber of Commerce
- Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce
- Kenora Chamber of Commerce
- Red Lake Chamber of Commerce
- Dryden Chamber of Commerce
- Acadian Broadcasting
Event Partners