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Canadian Dimension is published 6 times per year, including 2 double issues. We are a magazine which shows there is an alternative to the corporate agenda and the dictates of the global market; that the dream of a better society is still alive. It provides a forum for debate, where red meets green, feminists take on socialists, socialists take on social democrats, whites hear from aboriginals, activists report from all corners of Canada, trade unionists report from the front lines, campaigns make connections, and the latest books, films, websites, CDs, and videos are radically reviewed.
Copa WeeklyCopa Weekly includes the estimated weekly Canadian canola and soybean crush, year to date totals, capacity utilization and graphs of the Canadian Canola Board Margin Index and the US Soybean Board Margins.Click here to View Copa MonthlyCopa Monthly includes statistics covering all aspects of the oilseed and oilseed product sectors such as crop production, crushings, stocks, trade and supply/disposition tables.
When you’re ready to be your own boss and build your own company from the ground up, get a helping hand from The Business Guru. Based in Winnipeg, we work with business owners and entrepreneurs throughout our community to provide guidance and knowledge needed to grow a successful company.
Teledisc Systems Ltd. was founded in the 1969 by our current president Gerry Glatz. Since inception Teledisc prides itself on the ability to maintain relevent and current in a fast past industry. Find out more by viewing our past, present and future sections below.HistoryTeledisc Systems started as a computer service bureau when the cost (and size) of a computer system was far to great for the average business. Gerry Glatz the consummate entrepreneur saw the growing need for businesses to automate repetitive tasks. By 'renting' time on one of Winnipeg's mainframe computers Teledisc Systems started creating computer programs that could produce monthly financial reports, statements, and invoices for business.TodayOur original logo (shown above left) used the pixilated symbol that has become synonymous with the digital era. We are launching our new company logos (Dataways, A&W) with a unified theme based around the symbol that provided our start and has evolved along with us.Teledisc Systems established itself through the mainframe, mini, and personal computer eras to emerge in today's networked 'one size does NOT fit all' environment.
Established in 1931, in the time of the Great Depression, a Minister of the United Church started a second-hand store from the remainders of a rummage sale. His goals were a) to offer employment to those who could not find employment due to the Great Depression and b) to offer Manitoban citizens, items which they needed at a low-price.
Since 1931, Canadian Goodwill has been incorporated and is now identified as a non-profit charitable organization.
The objectives of Canadian Goodwill are to provide vocational services, rehabilitation services, and employment for persons with physical, developmental, emotional or social disabilities, whose disability are obstacles to their employment in the open market.
By collecting, refurbishing and selling used articles, Canadian Goodwill help provide these Manitoban individuals with an income, independence and self esteem. Come see us today!