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Executive Director

Cathy Brown

Manager of Regional Development

Rachel Hunting

Network Communications Officer

Jenny Montgomery

Social Economy Manager

Hoffman Wolff

Manager of Regional Development

Helena Burke

Research Officer

Victoria Rocke

Programs Manager

Kim Harrison
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Administrative Assistant

Yassine Basidi

Accounting Clerk

Noura Diaby

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The Regional Development Network Celebrates Five Years 

The Regional Development Network (RDN) is celebrating its five-year anniversary. The nonprofit organization was founded on November 15, 2019, by

Cap Dauphin Fishermen’s Cooperative Among Finalists for Sustainable Development Award at CQCM Gala  

Québec City, October 31, 2024 — Cap Dauphin Fishermen’s Cooperative, a leading supplier of high-quality live lobsters across Canada and

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Ubuntu, the Key to How Communities Empower Individuals

by Acha Patandjila RDN Communications Summer Associate   This summer, I’ve been working here at the Regional Development Network (RDN), a provincial

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The Regional Development Network (RDN) is a provincial nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing socio-economic development for the English-speaking communities of Québec.

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Québec, QC G1S 1E7

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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge that we operate on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Huron-Wendat (Wendake-Nionwentsïo) peoples, and as a provincial team we would like to extend this acknowledgement to all those who have historically stewarded and nurtured the lands we live, work, and play on today.

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