Canadian co operatives shape economy with growth and reform
Canadians join over 4000 non financial co operatives and about 9.3 million people belong to financial co ops. Largest co ops span agriculture health care and child care with revenues or assets running into billions. Government moves to tax relief and GST exemptions for co op shares bolster the sector.
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Canada
Don Mazankowski
Benefit Bingo for Amber Henry Fund Success at Miniota
The Miniota Community Centre held a Benefit Monster Bingo on October 25 at the Miniota Curling Arena. 247 players contributed to a $1,000 jackpot won by Jean Engle of Pipestone, with $2,465 from Bingo and kitchen and $565 in donations plus a guest book.
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Miniota
Monster Bingo
Amber Henry
Jean Engle
Pipestone
Hamiota
Birtle
Virden
Moosemin
Autopac Facts Highlight MPIC Community Roles
MPIC extends beyond premiums to safety funding and advocacy. It supports spinal cord injury programs, funds wheelchairs, partners with MHIA on brain injury awareness, and sponsors a Winnipeg conference. Staff participate in charity swims and maintain grants to disability groups.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Autopac
MPIC
Manitoba
Manitoba Head Injury Association
MHIA
Claims
Society For Manitobans With Disabilities
Canadian Paraplegic Association
Mpic Communications
Graham Avenue
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Pacific Rim
IBM World Trade Corporation
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Diane Johnson
Oak Lake
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