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The CDC conducted a brief public survey in January 2020 to gain basic knowledge of the challenges and opportunities in community.

 

See below for the most requested services. 

If you have any questions, or would like to discuss further please contact 

ecdev@thepascdc.com

OPPORTUNITY

Senior Housing (40%) and Apartments (31%) are the two most requested developments. We have amenities to draw people in, but require the housing to retain migrants and the senior population

OPPORTUNITY 

Public Safety is a large concern, with 35% respondents identifying this as the most important focal point. Creating safety initiatives (Ambassador Program, improved lighting, social outreach programs) we can begin to address this issue. Business Development (33%) will increase local job opportunities, provide the services the locals request, and eventually decrease resident taxes through immigration. 

OPPORTUNITY

A developed tourism market can showcase our greatest asset, increase local business spending, improve community morale, and improve the local economy overall.  Runner up to business development, 22% of respondents agree to focus on tourism and recreation. 

OPPORTUNITY

An Arts & Culture Centre can host gallery displays, workshops, classes, events and rentals, artisan markets, and can host reoccurring events such as a Community Farmers Market. 52% of the residents support festivals and events. 

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Complementary Health & Family Services (14%) 

Most Requested Services

Men & Women Affordable Retail (28%)

Affordable Dining & Ethnic Foods (30%)

The Pas CDC acknowledges, respects and has the honour of working on lands in Treaty 5 Territory, a treaty that was first negotiated and entered into in 1875. Treaty 5 Territory is the traditional and ancestral lands for many Indigenous peoples who, prior to contact with Europeans, established and maintained important trade routes, connected with and lived off the land, and thrived in a culture that was celebrated through language, ceremony, tradition and a sustainable livelihood.  We look forward to fostering partnerships and opportunities to learn about the past in efforts to move towards reconciliation and continued collaboration. 

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