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Action Plan

York Region thrives as business hub where talent and opportunity intersect

“Identifying challenges in the business community and taking action to overcome them is the backbone of the 2024 to 2027 Economic Development Action Plan,” said City of Richmond Hill Regional Councillor Joe DiPaola, Chair of the Region’s Planning and Economic Development. “The 2024 to 2027 Action Plan builds on important work already underway to complement our partners’ efforts and drive economic prosperity together.”
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Economic Development Action Plan

York Regional Council approved the 2024 to 2027 Economic Development Action Plan, highlighting previous achievements and outlining specific actions to support businesses and talent in York Region over the next four years.

“Economic vitality remains a strategic priority for York Regional Council,” said York Region Chairman and CEO Wayne Emmerson. “Working in collaboration with our nine local cities and towns, senior levels of government and industry partners, we have created thriving conditions for York Region’s 56,000 businesses. Investing in business supports and services is integral to ensuring businesses and employees in York Region continue to thrive and contribute to a vibrant economy.”

Full Article: york.ca