What are local priorities, and where are they available?
The assessment of applications was carried out on a constituency-by-constituency basis, ensuring that local priorities were reflected in the assessment. Examples of local priorities may include: • special events (sport, cultural or other event of local, provincial/territorial, national or international scale); • location (such as rural or remote or areas of high unemployment); and • sector (such as the not-for-profit sector, tourism, agriculture). The lists of local priorities, along with the other criteria used in assessing projects, were available on the Internet, through the Youth Info Line, and at any Service Canada Centre.
