WEEDC CEO Stephen MacKenzie is introduced, August 8, 2016. (Photo by Mike Vlasveld)The new Windsor Essex Economic Development Corporation CEO is officially on the job Monday.
Stephen MacKenzie was hired at the beginning of the month to take over the role left vacant by Sandra Pupatello.
"I'm really impressed with the region, the strengths, the asset base, the diversity of the target industry sectors or clusters that I think have growth potential," says MacKenzie.
Rakesh Naidu, who held the role of interim CEO, will stay with the corporation as chief operating officer.
A new effort in Owen Sound is looking to redirect local savings back into affordable housing, local businesses, and community projects in Grey Bruce.
The Township of Huron-Kinloss wants to hear from residents as it prepares its budget for next year.
Centennial Hall accommodates up to 200 people and is used for meetings, community gatherings and other events.
The living wage is the hourly amount a full-time worker needs to earn to cover everyday necessities, such as shelter and food.
Hensall Co-op has awarded seven students from the Chatham-Kent and Midwestern Ontario areas with scholarships for post-secondary education.
The Buffalo Bills defeated the Minnesota Vikings 23-6 on Monday for their fourth consecutive victory.
