COTR, KORE receive $1M for ReHub Circular Technology Centre

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The College of the Rockies and the Kootenay Outdoor Recreation Education Enterprise Society (KORE) will receive $1M to support the creation of the ReHub Circular Technology Centre at COTRThe partners will use this funding to establish the province’s first rural clean-manufacturing and repair facility. This facility will be dedicated to circular innovation, workforce training, and small-batch production, with a goal of supporting the Kootenays with strengthened manufacturing, new jobs, and economic diversification. The funding is from the Government of British Columbia and is part of a plan to support investment into Western Canada. 

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