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Community Futures Peterborough surpasses provincial targets, awards $214,000 in business grants - PTBO Today

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Community Futures Peterborough is celebrating two years of growth at its Business Advisory Centre, with more than 500 businesses receiving support and hundreds of thousands of dollars awarded in grants.

Since launching in 2024, the centre has completed 1,047 in-depth consultations, supported 546 unique businesses and provided education to more than 1,700 businesses through free, in-person workshops.

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