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Middlesex County Economic Development and Tourism Celebrate MarCom Awards with Multiple Wins, *Including a Platinum Award for the Middlesex County Trails Guide

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Middlesex County, November 8, 2024 – Middlesex County Economic Development is proud to announce its recent achievements at the 2024 MarCom Awards, winning a prestigious Platinum Award for its innovative video series, "Making it In Middlesex: Stories of Business Success." Additionally, Middlesex County Tourism has been honoured with a Gold Award for its exceptional Culinary Guide, and a third Platinum Award for the Middlesex County Trails Guide, which highlights the county’s abundant outdoor trails with an artistic touch.

Making it in Middlesex: Stories of Business Success | Willow and Water

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Middlesex County is flourishing with small businesses that enrich our community and drive the local economy. One standout is Willow and Water, a remarkable establishment owned and operated by Mia VanBree, whose lifelong passion for horses and the great outdoors is at the heart of this thriving venture.

Middlesex County Welcomes Ontario Plants to the Municipality of Southwest Middlesex 

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Glencoe, Ontario – October 9, 2024 – Today marks a significant milestone for Middlesex County as the economic development team proudly welcomes Ontario Plants to the community. This new facility represents a major investment in the county and underscores the community's readiness to collaborate with innovative agri-businesses aimed at enhancing agricultural growth in the region, according to Cara Finn, Director of Economic Development for Middlesex County. 

Exploring Middlesex County with the Grain Farmers of Ontario

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Last week, Middlesex County staff joined the Grain Farmers of Ontario (GFO) on a tour of agricultural businesses in the County. The tour began at the new Holiday Inn Express, proceeded through southwest Middlesex County, and included visits to Aspire’s cricket processing facility, Arva Flour Mills, and the Western University Environmental Sciences Field Centre. The final stop was Stanton Farms, showcasing innovative agricultural practices. The tour highlighted the significant contributions of grain farmers, who produce $900 million in regional GDP and manage 84% of the county's farmland.