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Economic Prosperity



IN DEPTH


Learn more about efforts suporting the economic prosperity priority area.

 

PLAN HOME


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OTHER PRIORITIES


The City will offer people Image: Icon representing Access To Information and Services a wider range of information and direct persons to services offered by a broader variety of agencies.

Culture and leisure are Image: Icon representing Culture recognized for their contribution to the well-being of residents as well as for their economic value.

The well-being of residents Image: Icon representing Long-Range Infrastructure and the economic prosperity of the community are directly affected by the quality of its infrastructure.

Responsible action Image: Icon representing the Environment must be taken today to ensure a sustainable community for future generations.

With amalgamation Image: Icon representing Governance behind us, establishing an effective and integrated new municipal corporation is essential.

An integrated Official Plan Image: Icon representing Planning will allow the community to build upon its strengths while protecting assets for future generations.

In addition to the 7 short-listed Priority Areas above, there are five other key initiatives.



Kingston can be a leader in innovation, which we must maintain. Efforts are needed on several fronts:

  • Our institutions, with their capacity for leading-edge research, can effectively partner with business to create new business opportunities for wealth and job creation;
  • 'Incubation' of new businesses is a vital component of our strategy for economic prosperity and our support systems for mentoring and securing business capital must be among the best;
  • Deliberate action is needed to link our educational institutions with business to determine the skills needed and train our people to compete in the new economy;
  • Market Kingston to investors and tourists nationally and internationally;
  • Seek opportunities for life-long learning and for disadvantaged persons; and
  • Plan for agriculture within the City of Kingston.

 

This page last modified: January 30, 2012, at 10:07 a.m.