landowners to really, again, fully capitalize on these great waterfront lands that we have.” Mayor Shankar credits council unity for enabling transformation. “Most of our council is right on board with all these enhancements that we’ve put forward in the town and would like to see the town keep growing,” he says. “I think past councils were PREFERRED VENDOR/PARTNER n Town of Prescott www.prescott.ca/invest hesitant to try anything new, but this one is much more progressive.” As Prescott sheds its “little brother” image, the waterfront town demonstrates how strategic investments, regional partnerships, and progressive leadership can transform small communities into competitive destinations for business and tourism. 10 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 07
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