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Whether it be a discussion piece or a useful item for your home such as a coat rack, key hanger or trim for a mirror. We also make candle holders to order. he possibilities are endless. Choose from our existing patterns or design your own. Come visit, and we will make sotnething beautifuffor your home, yard, or business. Check out our extensive text and graphics selection in our Show Room and Gift Gallery.

Paddock's main office is located in Brandon Manitoba with a corporate total of six offices spanning three provinces and operational capability throughout Canada.Established in 1982 as a Water Well Drilling Contractor serving agricultural southwestern Manitoba, we have grown to become one of Canada's Premier Geotechnical and Environmental Drilling Service companies. With our strong background in groundwater investigation and development; we transfer our vast knowledge and experience into providing superior Geotechnical and Environmental Investigations. Through this, we have established an outstanding record of fulfilling project requirements on time and on budget. Many of these projects have been undertaken under difficult geological and climatic conditions validating that we understand the environments, sensitivities and regulations needed to execute projects in remote locations, while minimizing environmental impacts.

KBM Resources Group (formerly KBM Forestry Consultants, Inc.) was founded in 1974 to provide a variety of forestry services to government and industry in Northwestern Ontario. The initial focus of the company was on the supply of mechanical site preparation and tree planting services, principally for the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR).

Little Red River Cree Nation joined Treaty No. 8 July 11, 1899 at Little Red River (Post), AB. The first Treaty Annuity payments were distributed to members of L.R.R.C.N by the Treaty Commission and civil servants of the North West Mounted Police on July 11, 1899; also at Little Red River (Post), AB. As our unwritten history extends beyond centuries and is traditionally passed down generation to generation through collective storytelling; it is the intent of the Nation to collect, archive, and present all historical documents and artifacts belonging to the Nation to our membership.