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    The Minnedosa and District Community Development Corporation office is closing indefinitely and its two employees are being let go. The office provided services like business assistance, grant opportunities, and a community website. Separately, the Minnedosa and District Foundation recently gave out over $117,000 total in grants to 30 local groups. The largest individual grants were $20,000 for upgrades to the Centennial Pavilion and $10,000 each to the town's two daycares. Other grants went to organizations like the fire department, tennis club, and youth soccer program.

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    The Minnedosa and District Community Development Corporation office is closing indefinitely and its two employees are being let go. The office provided services like business assistance, grant opportunities, and a community website. Separately, the Minnedosa and District Foundation recently gave out over $117,000 total in grants to 30 local groups. The largest individual grants were $20,000 for upgrades to the Centennial Pavilion and $10,000 each to the town's two daycares. Other grants went to organizations like the fire department, tennis club, and youth soccer program.

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    Tribune

    THE OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE CANADIAN WEST

    The Minnedosa

    Since 1883
    Volume 137 Issue 37 Friday, November 22, 2019 www.minnedosatribune.com 90 cents plus tax

    CDC Foundation Hands Out Over $117,000


    Office
    Closing
    By DARRYL HOLYK

    N ext Friday, November


    29th will be the fi-
    nal day of business for the
    Minnedosa and Area Com-
    munity Development Cor-
    poration office at 39 Main
    Street South. The Town of
    Minnedosa has decided
    to close the office indefi-
    nitely. With this closure,
    current Economic Devel-
    opment Officer (EDO),
    Chantelle Parrott and Ad-
    ministrative Assistant, Val
    Dornn will be released
    from their positions.
    As for the reasoning
    for the closure and plans
    moving forward into the
    future, no official state- Photo by Darryl Holyk
    ment had been received
    from the Town at press Over 30 financial grants ranging from $400 to $20,000 were presented by the Minnedosa and District Foundation recently.
    time.
    Some of the services By DARRYL HOLYK Each of the two com- to the Minnedosa Fire De- the recent Manitoba High Minnedosa to assist them
    provided by the CDC in- munity daycare facilities – partment for the purchase School Athletic Associa- in fundraising to purchase
    clude business develop-
    ment assistance, grant op-
    portunities and assistance,
    A total of $117,441 was
    presented to various
    groups last Thursday dur-
    the established Minnedosa
    Child Care Co-op and the
    new, in the works Valley
    of a turnout gear dryer to
    quickly dry the members
    turnout gear after being
    tion provincial tournament
    hosted in Minnedosa.
    The Complex Board
    a weed harvester for the
    lake.
    Rockin’ the Fields was
    community website and ing the 2019 Minnedosa Life Beginnings were each cleaned after a callout. received $5,000 to assist granted $4,000 to fund
    social media updates and and District Foundation presented with $10,000 An additional $7,000 with its plan to upgrade some required electrical
    services, new resident and Grants Luncheon. grants. was presented to the re- the overheard lighting in upgrades at the festival
    immigration assistance The largest grant The Beach Enhance- cently formed Tennis and the curling club. Another site. The Ag Society also
    and the new resident wel- presented this year was ment Committee received Pickleball Club for court $5,000 grant was present- received $4,000 for some
    come packages, among $20,000 for the local Mani- its final contribution of upgrades. ed to Minnedosa Youth future upgrades at its site.
    others. toba 150 committee’s plan $7,500 for its recently com- The Minnedosa Colle- Soccer to help fund their
    for upgrades to the Cen- pleted playground up- giate soccer program was project of a new field and Continued on
    Continued on tennial Pavilion at the grade at the beach. presented $5,100 to assist nets. $5,000 was also pre- Page 7
    Page 2 beach. $7,000 was presented with expenses related to sented to Friends of Lake

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