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Regional Development Authorities

Working for success throughout Nova Scotia

Halifax is the province’s largest city as well as the cultural, economic and educational hub of Eastern Canada. But every community in Nova Scotia is open to new immigrants.

Virtually every part of the province has established a Regional Development Authority (RDA). They are there to help new businesses succeed and new business ideas take flight. These businesses can be individual ventures or enterprises that focus on regional innovation.

You can find out more about RDAs at the Nova Scotia Association of Regional Development Authorities website or by visiting each RDA web site listed below.

For more information on Nova Scotia’s Regional Development Authorities, visit these websites:

A. Antigonish Regional Development Authority

B. Pictou Regional Development Commission

C. Colchester Regional Development Agency

D. Hants Regional Development Authority

E. Kings Community Economic Development Agency

F. Western Valley Development Agency (No link available)

G. South West Shore Development Authority

H. Lunenburg Queens Regional Development Agency

I. Greater Halifax Partnership

J. Guysborough County Regional Development Authority

K. Strait-Highlands Regional Development Agency

L. Municipality of Victoria County

M. Cape Breton County Economic Development Authority

N. Cumberland Regional Economic Development Association

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