Member Profiles

Worker Co-ops are actively involved in the economic and socio-economic fabric of their communities. This page gives a sampling of worker co-ops.

CharityVillage

CharityVillage CharityVillage is Canada’s site for the nonprofit sector. On a daily basis, there are more than 3,000 pages of news, jobs, resources, how-to articles, volunteer and event listings, educational oppurtunities, and much more.


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Centre for the Study of Co-ops

Centre for the Study of Co-ops Centre for the Study of Co-ops, at the University of Saskatchewan, is an interdisciplinary teaching and research institute dedicated to developing and offering university courses on co-op theory, principles, development, structures, and legislation; undertaking original research into co-ops; and maintaining a resource centre of co-op materials that supports the Centre for the Study of Co-ops


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Québec government’s Direction des coopératives

Québec government’s Direction des coopératives Québec government’s Direction des coopératives encourages the development and growth of co-ops through various programs and through the administration of the Québec Co-ops Act. The Direction manages the Cooperative de developpement regional (CDR) program through which new co-ops receive technical assistance at no charge, the RIC (Regime d’investissement cooperatif) tax credit Québec government’s Direction des coopératives


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Co-operatives and Mutuals Canada

Co-operatives and Mutuals Canada (CMC) allows our members to speak with a single voice. CMC is a national, bilingual association that represents more than 18 million co-operative members from 9,000 co-operatives. CMC activities are targeted at helping co-operatives form, develop and thrive. Through advocacy with the federal government, CMC provides a knowledgeable voice to encourage Co-operatives and Mutuals Canada


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Worker Co-op Ignite! Videos

Want to know more about Worker Co-operatives?   Some of our Worker Co-op members, CoopZone developer members and supporters presented at our November 2013 Conference.  These were captured on video and are available to be viewed. Click here to visit our YouTube page.


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