COMMUNITY SURVEY 2011 CONDUCTED BY THE PROVOST BUSINESS COMMUNITY WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF PROVOST ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

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COMMUNITY SURVEY 2011 CONDUCTED BY THE PROVOST BUSINESS COMMUNITY WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF PROVOST ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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SHORT ANSWER I What other products/services would you like to see in the Provost Region? (Top Ten Answers and # of times answered) Grocery – New Store 27 Auto Dealer 24 More Stores - Clothing 22 Grocery - Better Selection 15 Restaurant - New / Good 12 More Stores - Shoes 12 More Stores - Lumber Yard / Home Renovations 11 Bakery 10 More Stores - Tim Horton's 10 More Stores - Firearms / Sporting Goods 7

SHORT ANSWER II What could area businesses do to encourage you to shop in the Provost region more often? (Top Ten Answers and # of times answered) Prices - Lower 50 Prices - Lower Gas and Grocery 20 Shopping - More Variety 18 Encourage Competition / More Competitive 17 Improved Customer Service 14 Shopping - More Sales 12 Prices - Lower Gas 9 Grocery - Good Produce 6 Give Rain Cheques on Sale Items 5 Prices - Lower Grocery 3

SHORT ANSWER III When you shop out of the Provost region, what are the main goods/services you purchase? (Top Ten Answers and # of times answered) Groceries 75 Clothing 58 Gas and Groceries 37 Shoes 16 Building Supplies / Lumber 15 Household Goods / Houswares 14 Furniture 14 Electronics 13 Automobiles 9 Gas 7