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Bert Scharfstein acquired Canadian Footwear Ltd. in 1932. The Winnipeg-based company has since gone through many changes - as a wholesaler from the 30s through the 50s, as a footwear discounter from the late 50s, and competing with the big box retailers through the 70s until the late 80s when Bert and his wife died nine days apart.That was when the most dramatic changes began. Bert's son Brian and his partner Pam Cipryk bought the business from the estate, but they faced a big challenge. Buying the company was the easy part. Finding the right direction for future success was more daunting.After months of analyzing Canadian Footwear, Brian experienced minor health problems. He saw a specialist who put arch supports - orthotics - in his shoes to ease some pain in his knees. That was when the light bulb went off in his head - offer additional services to better fill customers' needs.

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eorge Ingram, P. Eng. is the president of Ingram Consulting Ltd. George has over 24 years experience managing large capital projects, both in the public and private sectors. George has over 14 years experience providing project management services for capital projects in First Nations communities. George began working exclusively on First Nations projects as a co founder of a First Nation Project Management firm. With George's involvement in the firm evolved into a successful First Nation owned project Management Company.

EUTC is a Winnipeg-based service organization in operation since 2005. We are mandated by the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs to serve as a social service organization addressing transitional issues of First Nation citizens. Centrally located in Winnipeg's downtown, the EUTC assists more that 1700 individuals and families in the areas of housing, addictions, referrals, counseling, advocacy and other enhanced services. The influx of clients and the broad array of transitional issues indicate the growing demand and need for culturally relevant services by and for First Nation citizens.The EUTC serves as a hub of information and central location for clients seeking transitional support while living in and/or relocating to Winnipeg. The EUTC maintains an up-to-date inventory of resources, programs and services available to assist First Nation clients with day-to-day issues including housing, social assistance, addictions, resources for youth and services/programs in the areas of training/employment and education.

In the hearing business, we get a lot of questions. Hearing loss can be a difficult subject, but we encourage you to give us a call if you have any questions that you can't seem to find the answers to. We're here to help! Do people seem to mumble or speak in a softer voice than they used to? Do you feel tired or irritable after a long conversation? Do you sometimes miss key words in a sentence, or frequently ask people to repeat themselves? When you are in a group, or crowded situation, do you have difficulty following the conversation? When you are having a conversation does background noise bother you? Do you often need to turn up the volume on your radio or TV? Do you have difficulty hearing the telephone or doorbell ring? Has someone close to you mentioned that you might have a problem with your hearing? If you have answered YES to any of these, then it may be time to finally have your hearing evaluated.