Studies & Reports
Forestry Study – 2010 
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Username: ekota\redi
Password: survey-2009
Please click the link above to take this very important Productivity Assessment Survey. This project aims to gain a better understanding of the key, critical issues that affect the Mackenzie Region's business and industry so that the appropriate, focused assistance can be developed and provided to meet the region's needs. Please check our site regularly to review survey results and presentation dates.
REDI Tourism Business Development Strategy
The Mackenzie Region is seeking to develop its tourism industry as a fourth but equally important business sector to complement its existing economic mainstays - oil and gas, forestry products and agriculture. REDI has established a tourism committee which is investigating opportunities for tourism development in the region.
Surplus Heat Study (296
KB)
This report provides a summary of the research, consultations and analysis,
options assessment, an estimate of excess heat/energy supply, and an
implementation strategy.
Forest Opportunities
Study (1,231
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Currently the forest sector is in a down turn mainly due to a USA housing recession and a high Canadian dollar relative to the USA dollar. While these conditions may continue for the foreseeable future, this review examines the opportunity for forestry in the REDI region over normal market conditions.
Ski
Area Feasibility Study (5,503
KB)
It was the goal of the REDI Recreation Committee to identify the preferred location for ski area development with the objective of offering increased winter recreation
opportunities for the residents of the region.
Tourism SWOT Report (1,889
KB)
In the REDI Business Plan 2005 – 2008, the REDI Board identified an action item to “Work with local tourism agencies to facilitate a tourism and travel seminar in the region”. As needs were further defined, Strategy Plus was contracted to assist REDI in compiling information from published sources about tourism assets in the REDI region, statistics and trends, as well as facilitating a workshop session with the REDI Tourism Planning Committee.
