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Privacy PolicyWelcome to our website The IWA Forest Industry Pension Trust and Plan were established in 1973 by an agreement between the I.W.A. and forest industry employers. The Plan pays pension benefits to vested retired members of contributing companies based on number of years of service in our Plan. There are currently 400 companies participating and submitting contributions on behalf of approximately 15,000 members. The Plan is jointly funded by employers and members. The administration of the Plan is overseen by a Board of Trustees equally .What's New September 01, 2014The IWAForest Industry Pension Plan Annual Report 2013 is now available.
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Located in southern Ontario, Grey County is the fourth largest county in Ontario and holds on proudly to its heritage, breath taking beauty of its bountiful rivers and forests, wholesome environment and rural living. With over twenty two hundred farms in Grey County, agriculture is a way of life. In the whole of Ontario, Grey County is ranked amongst the top producers for hay, apples, sheep and lambs and cattle. After changes in government services to the local agricultural industry in the year 2000, the need for a support system for agricultural organizations and the farming community became apparent. With the aide of local agricultural organizations, individual farmers, and Grey County Council, Grey Ag Services, a 'grass-roots', 'farmer-driven' initiative, 'not-for–profit' organization was created to service and fulfill the needs of the local farm community.
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