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Sustainable Economic Development

Sustainable Economic Development

Posted on November 13, 2016

First Nation Conservation Program

If you would like to learn more about the First Nations Conservation Program, please visit the following link: http://www.hydroone.com/MyHome/SaveEnergy/Pages/FNCP.aspx

Programs and Services

  • Property management
  • Administration of the operation of New Credit Variety & Gas Bar convenience store
  • MCFN infrastructure – Prepare proposals for, and implement the infrastructure required, to support the MCFN community and economic development plans
  • Business development – Continue exploring potential joint ventures as opportunities present themselves
  • Community services – Advise community members on issues which may impact them through community economic/entrepreneurial development
  • Employment opportunities – Assist in the creation of employment opportunities for MCFN members both directly and indirectly (from tenants)
  • MCFN Business Grants Program (on hold currently)
  • Business resources
  • Liaise with departments/assist departments with funding proposals
  • Commercial and Industrial development. An area of 59.6 acres has been designated for commercial and industrial development.  The establishment of the 60-acre park came about as a result of many years of planning and development by the First Nation. During this time the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation investigated a number of economic development opportunities which would provide long-term income for the First Nation and employment opportunities for the members of this vibrant and growing First Nation community. Designed to include the feasible developments of:
    • Light industrial lots
    • Medium to heavy industrial lots
    • Existing retail/office complex
    • Commercial development
    • Road allowance

Main Initiatives

  • Waterline expansion project
  • Phase III of the MCFN waterline expansion project which will provide potable water for residences on a portion of Second Line Road and Townline Road
  • Proposed subdivision development
  • Completion of the funding package for infrastructure development on 18 additional lots
  • MCFN development conference
  • Grand valley water supply project
  • Participate in a partnership model whereby the feasibility of water distribution from the Nanticoke Water Plant to outlying areas is reviewed
  • Leasing of commercial plaza
  • Leasing of industrial building
  • Leasing of Kuiper and Armbruster Properties
  • New business opportunities (click on the following: developmentopportunities for development opportunities)
  • Performing on-going project reviews, including proposed partnerships, joint ventures and investment requests for required approval by Chief and Council

Address
2789 Mississauga Road, Bldg. #1, Hagersville, ON, N0A 1H0

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Business Grant Application Package

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New Credit Variety & Gas Bar

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  • (905) 768-1133
  • Communications@mncfn.ca
  • Mississauga of the Credit First Nation
    2789 Mississauga Road R.R. #6
    Hagersville, Ontario
    N0A 1H0

  • Hours of Operation
    Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

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