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Regional Distribution Centre Six First Nation Municipal pairs across Canada Twoyear pilot project Northwestern Ontario First NationMunicipal Partners Lac Seul First Nation Kitchenuhmaykoosib ID: 334247

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Slide1

Community Economic Development Initiative

Regional

Distribution CentreSlide2

Six First Nation- Municipal pairs across

Canada

Two-year pilot project

Northwestern Ontario First Nation-Municipal PartnersLac Seul First Nation, Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (KI) And, Sioux LookoutJoint initiative with Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) and the Council for the Advancement of Native Development Officers (Cando)

First Nations-Municipal Community Economic Development InitiativeSlide3

Partners are to work collaboratively on a regional development project

CEDI Partners

First Nations-Municipal Community Economic Development

Initiative (CEDI)

LAC SEUL FIRST NATIONSSlide4

CEDI partners are exploring the feasibility of a Regional Distribution Centre (RDC) that would serve as a central distribution point for fresh foods and consumer goods

The objective is to sources direct from manufacturers or importers to allow for:

competitive pricing,

better ‘use by’ dates, shorter delivery times, and reduced stock holding.First Nations-Municipal Community Economic Development InitiativeSlide5

The RDC would provide the space and equipment for food and consumer goods to be stored, lightly processed, packed, and palletized as well wholesale and retail vending space, and offer storage space for communities with limited capacity

The RDC would operate as a non-profit social enterprise

First Nations-Municipal Community Economic Development InitiativeSlide6

Lac

Seul

and Sioux Lookout are located

430 and 400 road km respectively northwest of Thunder BayKI (Big Trout Lake) is a remote FN community located 430 air km north of Sioux Lookout (limited access in winter by road) Why Sioux LookoutRDCs are strategically placed close to point of use, taking advantage of local transport hubs to serve several communities from

one point

First Nations-Municipal Community Economic Development InitiativeSlide7

End Of The Road

Sioux Lookout services 30,000 people from 29 remote First Nation communities

Sioux Lookout

Lac Seul

Thunder BaySlide8

Experience

Sioux Lookout Airport - CYXL

30,000 movements annually

120,000 passengers annuallySlide9

Project Pillars

 

First Nations-Municipal

Community Economic Development Initiative (CEDI)a joint initiative of FCM & CANDO 

KI, Lac Seul First Nations,

Municipality of Sioux Lookout

ECONOMICLOGISTICS

CONSUMER GOODS &

FOODS

TRAINING

EMPLOYMENT

REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION CENTRE

SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

DEVELOPMENT

SOURCING

EDUCATIONSlide10

In many ways, developing a co-operative business is a lot like developing a traditional business.

Where things differ is that a co-op is shaped through collective effort and group decision-making as well as a set of co-operative principles that help to guide the business.

This

makes the business planning more complex, but it also means the resulting corporation is stronger and more likely to succeed.Co-operative ModelSlide11

Why

start a co-op?

.

You (and your organizing group) want to respond to a need/challenge/opportunity in your community in a democratic and sustainable way; www.ontario.coophttp://cloverbeltlocalfoodcoop.comhttp://www.foodbanksnorthwest.ca/

Co-operative ModelSlide12

Logistics

Sioux Lookout and Big Trout are important transportation hubs

Kitchenuhmaykoosib

InninuwugSlide13

DistributionSlide14

Sustainable Employment

Training Programs for Youth at Risk Increase warehousing capacityAvoid ExpirationIncrease Security

Lower Costs

Healthy ChoicesQuality AssuranceConsolidated DeliveriesHelp In EmergenciesBenefits to Far NorthSlide15

KI (Big Trout Lake)

Lac Seul First Nation

Municipality of Sioux Lookout

Federation Canadian MunicipalitiesCouncil for the Advancement of Native Development OfficersLakehead University – Food Security Research Network “Mapping Local Foods Systems in Northwestern Ontario”Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre “Greenhouse Project”Thunder Bay Economic Development Commission “Logistics Project”Cloverbelt Local Food Co-op On Co-op – The Ontario Co-operative Association

Fresh Market Foods – Sioux Lookout

Advisors:

FedNor

and NOHFC

Partners To-DateSlide16

For more information, contact:

Bruce Sakakeep, KI Director Economic Development bsakakeep@gmail.com

Lac

Seul Economic Development barryking@lsfn.ca& sammanitowabi@lsfn.caVicki Blanchard, Sioux Lookout Economic Development Manager vblanchard@siouxlookout.caFirst Nations-Municipal Community Economic Development Initiative