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December 2012 QNET Member Listing 2012 QNET Members—Thank you for your support! Addictions Foundation of Manitoba Federated Insurance Inc. Manitoba Pork Council Transcontinental LGM ‐ Coronet Apptius Computer Solutions Fillmore Riley LLP Manitoba Public Insurance University of Manitoba Argus Industries First Nations Family Justice Manitoba Teachers’ Society University of Manitoba ‐ Faculty of Asper School of Business Gemmell Training and Consulting Manitoba Tourism Education Council Engineering Assiniboine Credit Union GEO H. Young Co. Ltd. Masterkey Business Solutions University of Winnipeg ‐ Professional, Automated Design Systems Gerdau MRM Steel Inc. Melet Plastics Inc. Applied & Continuing Education Barry W. Colby and Associates Grace Hospital Meyers Norris Penny Valeant Pharmaceuticals Beacon Hill Lodge Granny's Poultry Co‐operative Misericordia Health Centre Ventura Group of Companies Bowles, Kingsley (Manitoba) Ltd. Mondetta Clothing Westeel Bristol Aerospace Limited Great West Life Assurance Co. Motor Coach Industries Western Canada Lottery Corporation Building Professionals Habitat for Humanity Mount Carmel Clinic Western Financial Group Insurance Business Development Bank of Health Science Centre MTS Allstream Inc. Solutions Canada Healthcare Employee’s Pension Plan Northern Regional Health Authority Western Glove Works Business Transformation and Herzing College Noventis Credit Union Winnipeg Airports Authority Technology HR Strategies Occupational Rehabilitation Group of Winnipeg Civic Employees Benefits Cadorath Plating I:Q;9000 Ltd. Canada Program Canada Mortgage & Housing Corp. IBEX Payroll Office of the Children’s Advocate Winnipeg Police Service Canada Revenue Agency Industrial Technology Centre Office of the Manitoba Fairness Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Canadian Canola Growers Association Industry Workforce Development, Commissioner Winpak Ltd. Canadian Foodgrains Bank Manitoba Entrepreneurship, Parker Hannifin Canada Women's Enterprise Centre of Canadian Mental Health Association‐ Training and Trade Peak of the Market Manitoba Manitoba Interlake ‐Eastern Regional Health People First HR Services Ltd. Workers Compensation Board Canadian Tool and Die Authority People, Process and Technology Inc. Cando Contracting Ltd. JG Strategic Navigation Perimeter Aviation LP Canexus Chemicals Canada LP JRS MFG. Ltd. Price Industries Ltd. Cangene Corporation Johnston Group Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Cec Hanec and Associates Inc. Kelbar Consulting and Development Process Management LLC Certified Technicians and Ken Holland Corp. Process to Excellence Ltd. Technologists Association of kisquared Protegra Inc. Manitoba Leahy & Associates Pulse Engineering Ltd. CG Power Systems Canada Inc. Legacy Bowes Group QSM Consulting Champ Industries MacMor Industries Ltd. RANA Respiratory Care Group Change Innovators Inc. MacSam International Ltd. RCAF, 17 Wing (T&R) Squadron Child Guidance Clinic Manitoba Aerospace Human Red River College City of Winnipeg ‐ Assessment and Resources Council Red River College ‐ School of Taxation Department Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Continuing & Distance Education City of Winnipeg ‐ Human Resources Initiatives Richlu Manufacturing Planning & Services Division Manitoba Arts Council Rick Wiens Enterprises CNIB Manitoba Blue Cross Rock Lake Health District Companies Office, Province of Manitoba Chambers of Commerce RockTenn Container Canada LP Manitoba Manitoba Conservation, Pollution Rogers Leadership Consulting Concordia Hospital Prevention Branch Rogers Communications Consultation Deroche Consulting Inc. Manitoba Entrepreneurship, Training Salem Home Inc. CRA Winnipeg Taxation Centre and Trade Selkirk Mental Health Centre Credit Union Central of Manitoba Manitoba Family Services & Housing Society for Manitobans with Crown Corporations Council Manitoba Food Processors Disabilities Diagnostic Services of Manitoba Association Southeast Child and Family Services Dixon Group Canada Ltd. Manitoba Health and Healthy Living Southern Regional Health Authority Dranjer Corporation Manitoba Home Builders’ Association Spadrole Eclectic Communications Manitoba Housing Authority StrategyMakers Consulting Inc. Erhard Associates Manitoba Hydro Sunrise School Division Facilitating Excellence Manitoba Liquor Control Commission Sunwest Consultants Limited Family Visions Inc. Manitoba Lotteries Corporation The Pythian Group www.qnet.ca December 2012 .
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