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The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) reported this past September that too many Canadians are relying upon rising housing prices to fund their retirement, reports the Huffington Post. The OSC carried out a survey that found that 3...
This past July, a massive data breach was discovered by Equifax credit bureau in one of its web applications that is used by customers to log issues with their credit reports. The breach, which occurred from May through July, gave hackers ...
Seven credit unions from British Columbia’s Kootenay, Boundary and Columbia Valley regions have launched a formal business case study to merge. The news was announced this past September following one year of discussions, the East Kooten...
Credit unions and affiliated organizations in the United States were roiled by a series of hurricanes that swept the Caribbean, Texas, Florida, other areas of the mainland and Puerto Rico this past summer. After gathering strength an...
Change is the constant we can count on. Just like the credit union system, Enterprise continues to evolve. In the past three years alone, we’ve moved online – including an archive of our 76-year history of the publication – and be...
Williams Lake & District Credit Union (14,000 members and $250 million in assets) was forced to close its 100 Mile House and Williams Lake branches this past July due to wildfires in British Columbia’s Cariboo-Chilcotin Region. ...
The Bank of Canada raised its key interest rate to 0.75 percent, up one-quarter of a percentage point from 0.50 percent — the first increase in seven years — initially affecting variable-rate mortgages and lines of credit. In re...
In northern Ghana in West Africa, farmers are highly vulnerable to the vagaries of climate, such as drought and flooding. Such extreme events create hunger gaps — periods when families, especially children and women, go without. [caption id="at...
Citing environmental concerns, Desjardins Group (seven million members, $258 billion in assets) temporarily suspended lending for energy pipeline projects this past July and will announce in September whether to make the decision permanent,...
Don Wright is British Columbia’s new deputy minister of executive council, cabinet secretary, and head of the public service under a New Democratic Party minority government, after stepping down from Central 1 Credit Union as its CEO and president....
A new, all-party caucus has been formed in Ottawa that will improve communications between parliamentarians and the Canadian credit unions that provide financial services in their riding, reports the Canadian Credit Union Association (CCUA...