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Top Ten Competitive Advantages of the Deep River Area
- Highly educated workforce ready for scientific and engineering challenges:
- 21% work in the natural or applied sciences
- 31% are in professional, scientific or technical service industries
- 11% hold post-graduate university degrees
- Well developed municipal service levels—reasonably priced water, sewer, electricity and gas, plus access to a county landfill site
- Reasonably priced land, considering access to markets from Montréal to Toronto, and south to New York State
- Supportive governments—local economic development programs and incentives
- Ready transport links to major North American markets
- Trans-Canada Highway to the Québec – Windsor Corridor
- Canadian Pacific Railway (CP Rail) from nearby Pembroke
- Pembroke and Area Airport, and Ottawa's MacDonald-Cartier Airport
- Well-developed community services, including schools and a health care infrastructure that features a highly rated hospital
- Outstanding recreational setting:
- Summer: boating, hiking, swimming, canoeing, camping, mountain biking, fishing, hunting
- Winter: cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, ice fishing
- Recreational facilities and year-round programs, including about 100 clubs with competitive and non-competitive sports programs
- Save communities with effective fire and police services available around the clock, seven days a week
- Telecommunications infrastructure offering:
- DSL, wireless, fibre optics, cable
- Broadband for 64% of the area and 79% of the population
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The Deep River area
offers spectacular
unspoiled natural
surroundings for
employees and
residents without
sacrificing access to
big city amenities
and markets.

For more information, contact:
The Deep River Economic Development Department
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