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June 26, 2009
A tribute to the founder of the Canadian co-operative movement.
CUs dominated Progress Magazine’s list of the 25 Best Places to Work in 2009.
Coastal Community Credit Union asks scholarship applicants to help their communities.
If you are a credit union in Ontario, you might be able to benefit fromthis intern program.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson talks to local youths as well as addresses the Nova Scotia Co-operative Council 60th Anniversary Celebrations.
An executive salary study can help set pay levels for their top employees.
The Honourable Jim Flaherty, Minister of Finance, announced the launch of the Transition Office, which will lead the Canadian effort to establish the Canadian securities regulator.
A Credit Union Central VP gives advice to MPs.
An in-sight into what is important to this group.
A fun way to celebrate a new branch and win some money, too.
A bit of history about this branch.
Pet insurance and a stranded kitty make the Off Beat News Section.
How social media is changing the way the world communicates and what it means to credit unions.
June 22, 2009
Three programs in the developing world as well as safety tips for internet safety from Australian credit unions. Full story>>
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