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Envisioning a Sustainable Future; the example of Craik, Sask.

Friends of the Mahone Bay Woods and Soccer Field Posted on July 5, 2007 by HeatherAugust 6, 2022

Over the last five years the town has managed to turn themselves around in very significant ways. They have welcomed 47 new families over the last year and a half! They have hosted fairs and trade shows and brought hundreds of people to their community to learn from their example. They have attracted a large-scale business that will build a factory for processing hemp and natural fibres using green technologies and thereby create dozens of new jobs. They have a chemical-free nine-hole golf course that attracts many players. They have received national and international coverage as a leading example of how a small community can thrive and benefit from the choices they have made together in envisioning their future.

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Establishing a Mahone Bay Housing Development Corporation

Friends of the Mahone Bay Woods and Soccer Field Posted on July 5, 2007 by HeatherAugust 6, 2022

One approach to address housing needs and maximize revenues to the Town of Mahone Bay: Incorporate a for-profit Mahone Bay Housing Development Corporation. If it gets at least 90% of its income from operations in the town, the Corporation’s income would not be taxable …
– by Veryan Haysom

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How development should be adding to our resources, not trading off one for another

Friends of the Mahone Bay Woods and Soccer Field Posted on July 5, 2007 by HeatherAugust 6, 2022

Successful community development builds on our existing resources, including recreation resources, natural environments, the town’s character and ambience, and the participation of residents. Trading one resource for another does not lead to success.

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