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Use this link to make enquiries, e-mail your comments or notify us of any technical problems encountered when using this site. |
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This page provides you with a text search of our entire website.
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The Canada Economic Development
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Canada Economic Development's navigation bar provides common navigation throughout the site.
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This button will always bring you back to the main page of the site.
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This section provides information on Canada Economic Development’s mandate, priorities, structure, minister and intervention framework.
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This section provides information on Canada Economic Development’s assistance programs, as well as support tools for entrepreneurs and information on other government business services.
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This section is divided into as many subdivisions as there are Canada Economic Development business offices across Quebec , each one presenting the region’s socio-economic profile, priorities and programs as well as all other relevant information.
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This section presents our market studies, economic publications and Depertmental Reports.
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The Media Room contains all Canada Economic Development news releases and other Government of Canada news releases on projects supported by Canada Economic Development.
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How to Download PDF Documents
Some of the Agency's documents are available to you in Adobe® Portable Document Format (PDF). This is a universal file format that allows you to read, print or download a document from a web page while maintaining the fonts, graphics and general format of that document. In order to view in PDF format, you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader®. Adobe Reader® is available free of charge for computers using DOS, Macintosh, UNIX, and Windows operating systems.
To download a PDF file, click on the right mouse button. A Dialog box from your browser will appear asking you if you want to save the file. Just specify where you want the file saved for future reference. Beside each PDF icon, the size of the file is indicated to let you know how long it can take to download the file. Remember, depending on the speed of your modem, Internet traffic and your Internet provider, the download time can vary.
Once the file is on your local drive, you can view the documents using Adobe Acrobat® software.
Download a no-charge copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader®.
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