Service-Tutorial-Lab near East St. Paul MB (715 Result(s))

HARD-WORKING, CREATIVE MARKETING SOLUTIONS- THAT'S WHAT REIMER COMMUNICATIONS IS ALL . WHETHER YOU NEED AN AD OR An annual report, WEBSITE OR brochure, TRADE SHOW EXHIBIT OR LOGO, WE'LL DELIVER THE DESIGN EXCELLENCE AND CLIENT SERVICE YOU DESERVE. CONTACT US TODAY. WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOUR BUSINESS SUCCEED.

In an era when the restructuring of capitalism seems to be threatening to erase many of the gains that have been made by the oppressed in society, we think that our books have a part to play in bucking the trend. - Errol Sharpe, Fernwood Publishing

Made In Canada|Product Excellence|Creative & Innovative|Competitive Pricing|Cover All Species|100% Canadian Owned|Contributes to the Agricultural IndustrySuperior customer service, competitive pricing and a history for inventing horse health & livestock supplies make Dominion Veterinary Laboratories a winnerIn 1950 a chemist by the name Hy Earn made a major contribution to the agricultural industry by inventing an ointment that prevented cannibalistic tendencies among chickens suffering from a protein deficiency. Earn's discovery was so successful that it led to the creation of the family owned and operated Dominion Veterinary Laboratories Ltd.Today, as a direct result of Hy Earn's achievements, family, and work ethics, Winnipeg-based Dominion Veterinary Laboratories Ltd. has a wide spectrum of products for the livestock industry. More than 100 drug formulas continually contribute to the high standards of both Canadian and international agricultural industries.In an industry dominated by global giants, Dominion Veterinary Laboratories knows you don't have to be big to be a winner.

Silver Recovery , Chemical Disposal, Sharps & Medical Waste in CanadaThe Beginning - 1969In the early years, Ralph McDonell, founder of Environmental Control Systems started a small silver recovery business back in the 1960's with an average silver price of $1.69/t.oz. After designing and building an electrolytic silver recovery market place and ventured out on his own in 1969.Ralph started the business by picking up different photo chemicals from printers and photo labs in his Mustang convertible and desilvering these solutions on-site at his warehouse. Over the next 10 years, Ralph continued to expand the business by recycling and processing expired x-ray film and litho film. He also established a complete custom line of silver recovery equipment.Continued Growth - 1995In the mid 90's, ECS continued its upward growth. Now with more employees, our own manufacturing facility for silver recovery and related equipment and in-house silver refinery, Ralph's customer base began to expand across Canada.