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Joint announcement with Windsor-Essex County Development Commission

WINDSOR, May 24, 2007 - Economic Development and Trade Minister Sandra Pupatello announced $300,000 in support for the Windsor-Essex County Development Commission to help the local economy become more diversified and competitive.

Minister Pupatello announces three initiatives to support local economic development activities and help attract new jobs and investment. 

Minister Pupatello announces three initiatives to support local economic development activities and help attract new jobs and investment.  The three initiatives are a forthcoming Windsor-Essex Economic Summit, support for the machine, tool, die and mould sector and a workforce development initiative.

Commission CEO Matthew Fischer (right) responds to the announcement, while Minister Pupatello looks on.

Commission CEO Matthew Fischer (right) responds to the announcement, while Minister Pupatello looks on.

Commission board member Robert (Bob) Renaud acted as emcee for the event held at the Odette School of Business, University of Windsor.

Commission board member Robert (Bob) Renaud acted as emcee for the event held at the Odette School of Business, University of Windsor.

Nelson Santos, Warden of Essex County and also Mayor of the Town of Kingsville.

Nelson Santos, Warden of Essex County and also Mayor of the Town of Kingsville.

John Skorobohacz, City of Windsor Chief Administrative Officer, spoke on behalf of Mayor Eddie Francis.

John Skorobohacz, City of Windsor Chief Administrative Officer, spoke on behalf of Mayor Eddie Francis.

Minister Pupatello with Matthew Fischer.

Minister Pupatello with Matthew Fischer.

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