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It has been a busy summer travelling from Vancouver to St. John’s for conferences and workshops and touring Northern Ontario for research. Over the next few weeks, I hope to catch up and share some key regional development issues from the summer. In the meantime, I have some exciting news about a new training opportunity for regional practitioners.
The Creative Communities Blog is pleased to present a guest article by Edward Wedler. From his passion for rural economic development, Edward helped his rural Nova Scotian community develop a unique 5-day tourism event, "Ride the Lobster." Reprinted with permission from Edward's blog, 
Creative Communities is please to offer an article by guest blogger Andrew Redden, Economic Development Manager for 
Creative Communities is pleased to offer an article by guest blogger Petra Cooper, founder and owner of
