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POSSIBLE MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMS - We Suggest That You Confirm with Your HR Or CSR Team! POSSIBLE MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMS - We suggest that you confirm with your HR or CSR team! 3M Canada Inc. Apple Canada Black & Decker Canada Inc. A Arrow Electronics Canada Blake, Cassels & Graydon Abbott Laboratories Canada Ltd. Asea Brown Boveri Inc. BM Canada Ltd. Abitibi-Consolidated Inc. Aspect BMO Financial Group (Bank of Montreal) Accenture Assurant BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc. Addison-Wesley Publishers Ltd. Astral Communications Inc. BMW Canada Inc. Adobe Systems Canada AstraZeneca Canada BNY Mellon ADP Canada AT&T Canada Inc. BOC Group AECON Group Inc. Aurion Capital Management Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd. Aetna Life Insurance Company of Canada Aviva Canada Boeing Canada Affinity Credit Union B Boise Cascade Canada Ltd. AGF Management Ball Packaging Products Canada, Inc. Bonar Inc. Agrium Inc. Bank of America Merrill Lynch Canada Borden Ladner Gervais LLP AIG Insurance Company of Canada Bank of Montreal Boreal Insurance Inc. AIM Trimark Investments Bank of Nova Scotia Boston Consulting Group (The) Aimia Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Ltd. Bowater Canada Inc. Air Liquide Canada Barclays Capital Canada Inc. BP Canada Air Products Canada Barclays Global Investors Canada Limited British Columbia Buildings Corp. Albany International Corp. Barrick Gold Corporation Brokerlink Alberta Energy Company Ltd. BASF Canada Inc. Brookfield Properties Alberta Natural Gas Company Ltd. Baxter Canada Budd Canada Inc. Alberta Power Ltd. Bayer Canada Burgundy Asset Management Ltd. Alcan Aluminum Limited BC Telecom Inc. C Alcatel Canada Inc. BCE Inc. CA Technologies Alliance Data Beamscope Canada Inc. Cabot Corporation Alliance Energy Beaver Lumber Company Limited Cadbury Beverages Canada Inc. Alliance Forest Products Inc. Bechtel Canada Campbell Company of Canada Allied Domecq Spirits & Wine Becton Dickinson and Company Canada Bread Company Allstate Insurance Company of Canada Bell Canada Canada Steamship Lines Allstream Benjamin Moore & Co Ltd. Canadian Accident Group Ltd. American Express Canada Inc. Bentall Kennedy Canadian Gypsum Company American International Group (AIG) Best Buy Canada Canadian Marconi Company American Standard Canada BF Goodrich Canada Inc. Canadian National Railways (CN) Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Ltd. BFC Construction Corporation Canadian Occidental Petroleum Ltd. Anderson Exploration Ltd. BHP Billiton Canadian Tire Corporation Limited Aon Hewitt Biogen Inc. Canadian Ultramar Ltd. POSSIBLE MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMS - We suggest that you confirm with your HR or CSR team! Canadian Western Natural Gas Company Limited Credit Union Central of Ontario Equitable Life Insurance Company of Canada CanUtilities Holdings Ltd. Crestbrook Forest Industries Ltd. Ernst & Young Capital Group Crown Life Insurance Company ESRI Canada Cargill Canada Cytec Canada Inc. Ethyl Canada Inc. Carrier Enterprise D Extendicare Inc. CCL Industries Inc. D. E. Shaw & Company Exxonmobil Canada Ltd. Celanese Canada Inc. DaimlerChrysler Canada Inc. F Celestica Deloitte Factory Mutual Insurance Company Cenovus Energy Inc. Delta Hotels Ltd. Falconbridge Limited CGC Inc. Deluxe Corporation Farm Credit Canada CGI Desjardins Financial Security Fasken Martineau Champion International Corporation Deutsche Bank AG Fednav Ltd. Champion Road Machinery Limited Deutsche Bank of Canada Fidelity Investments Charles River Laboratories Diageo Finning Ltd. Chevron Canada Diamond Schmitt Architects Fisher Scientific Ltd. Chrysler Canada Digital Equipment of Canada Ltd. Fishery Products International Ltd. Chubb Insurance Company of Canada Dole Foods Of Canada Fluor Daniel Canada Inc. Ciena Canada Domtar Inc. Ford Electronics Manufacturing Corp CISCO Systems Dow Chemical Canada Ford Motor Company of Canada Citibank Dow Corning Canada Four Seasons Hotels Inc. Clarica Life Insurance Co. Dow Jones & Company Inc. Franklin Templeton Investments Clorox Company of Canada (The) Dresser-Rand Canada Fulcrum Technologies Inc. CNA Canada Duke Energy Future Shop Ltd. Coca-Cola Company Dun and Bradstreet Canada G Colgate-Palmolive Canada Dundee BanCorp. Inc. Gaz Metropolitain and Company, Limited Partnership Comcheq Services Ltd. DuPont Canada Inc. General Electric Canada Comerica, Inc. E General Mills Canada Compaq Canada Inc. Eaton Corporation General Re Corporation Computer Associates Canada Co Ecodyne Limited General Reinsurance Corporation ConocoPhillips Canada Economical Mutual Insurance Company Gentra Inc. Co-op Atlantic Marketing Communications Eli Lilly Canada Gilbey Canada Inc. Corby Distilleries Ltd. Emera Gildan Activewear Corporate Foods Limited Enbridge Gillette Canada Cosmair Canada Inc. Encana Corporation GlaxoSmithKline Costco Canada Enerflex Systems Ltd. Glentel Inc. Credit Suisse First Boston Equifax Canada Inc. Goldman Sachs POSSIBLE MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMS - We suggest that you confirm with your HR or CSR team! Grant Thornton International Financial Data Services Mark’s Work Wearhouse Ltd. Great-West Life Intuit Marsh and McLennan GreatWest Life Assurance Company Invesco Canada McDonald's Restaurants of Canada Limited Green Shield Canada Investors Group McDonnell Douglas Canada Ltd. Guarantee Company of North America Ipsen Canada McGraw-Hill Education Canada Guardian Insurance Company of Canada Ivanhoe Cambridge McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd. Gulf Canada Resources Limited Ivest Corporation McKesson Canada H J McKinsey & Company H. & R. Block, Inc. Janssen-Ortho Inc. Medtronic Inc. HarperCollins Canada John Deere Medtronic of Canada Ltd. Heinz Company of Canada Ltd. Johnson & Johnson Canada Mellon Bank Corporation (Inc.ludes CIBC Mellon) Henkel Loctite Corporation Johnson Controls Mercer Canada Hershey Canada Inc. Johnson Controls Ltd. Mercer Management Consulting Hewitt Associates of Canada JP Morgan Bank of Canada Meridian Credit Union Hewlett Packard (Canada) Ltd. K MetLife HJ Heinz Company of Canada Ltd. Kellogg Canada Inc. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of Canada Home Depot Canada KimberlyClark Canada Inc. Microsoft Canada Honda Canada Kodak Canada Inc. Millipore Corporation Honeywell Canada. KPMG Mitel Corporation HSBC Canada Kraft Canada Inc. Mitsui & Co. Husky Energy Kronos Molson Inc. Husky Oil Ltd. L Mondelez International Hyal Pharmaceutical Corp Labatt Breweries of Canada Monsanto Canada Inc. Hydro One Lafarge Canada Inc. Morgan Stanley Hyundai Auto Canada Inc. Leo Burnett Company Inc. Motorola Canada Ltd. I Lexmark Canada Inc. MRM Steel Ltd. IBM Canada Limited Lombard Canada Ltd. Murphy Oil Co Ltd. IGM Financial London Life Insurance Company N Imax Corporation M Nabisco Brands Ltd. Imperial Metals Corp M Canada Inc. Nacan Products Limited Imperial Oil Limited Mackenzie Financial Corporation National Bank of Canada Inc.o Limited Mackenzie Investments NCR Canada Ltd. Ingersoll-Rand Canada Inc. MacMillan Bloedel Limited Nestle Canada Instinet Magellan Aerospace Corporation Maritime Newcourt Credit Group Inc. Insurance Bureau of Canada Magna International Inc. Nexen Intact Financial Manulife Nissan Canada POSSIBLE MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMS - We suggest that you confirm with your HR or CSR team! Noranda Inc. Q Shell Canada Ltd. Norbord Inc. Quaker Chemical Corporation SmithKline Beecham Consumer Healthcare Norcen Energy Resources Ltd. R Smucker Foods of Canada Nortel Ralston Purina Canada Inc. Sony of Canada Ltd. Northbridge Financial Ranger Oil Ltd. Southland Canada Inc. Northern Telecom Limited Raymond James Spar Aerospace Limited Northwestern Utilities Ltd. Raytheon Canada Limited Spectra Energy Nova Chemicals RBC Financial (Royal Bank of Canada) Standard Financial NOVA Corporation Reckitt & Colman Canada Inc. Stanley Black & Decker Novartis Canada Reckitt Benckiser Canada State Farm Group Numac Energy Inc. Redpath Industries Limited State Street Trust Company Canada O Renaissance Energy Ltd. Stelco Inc. Ontario Power Generation Repsol Canada Stikeman Elliott LLP Oracle Corporation Resolute Forest Products Storagetek Canada Inc. Otis Canada Inc. Reynolds Aluminum Company of Canada Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Owens Corning Canada Inc. Rigel Energy Corporation Sun Life Financial P Rio Algom Limited Sun Microsystems of Canada Inc. Paul Revere Life Insurance Company Rio Tinto Alcan Suncor Energy Inc. PCL Construction Group Inc. Robin Hood Multifoods, Inc. Suncor Inc. Penn West Petroleum Ltd. Rogers Surrey Metro Savings Credit Union PepsiCo Rohm & Haas Canada, Inc. Sysco Corporation Pfizer Canada Rolls-Royce Canada Ltd. T Pharmacia and Upjohn Canada Rothmans Inc. Talisman Energy Inc. Pillsbury Canada Ltd. Royal and Sun Alliance TD Bank Group Pitney Bowes Canada Royal Insurance Company of Canada TE Connectivity Polaroid Corporation Rubbermaid Canada Inc. Teck Corporation Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. Russell Investments Telegraph and Telephone Company Ltd. PPG Canada Inc. Ryder Systems, Inc. TELUS Corporation Pratt & Whitney Canada S Tembec Inc. Praxair Canada Sanofi Canada The BOC Group Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers Saskatchewan Wheat Pool The Body Shop Primex Forest Products Ltd. SaskTel The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company Procter & Gamble Canada Schering Canada Inc. The Empire Life Insurance Company Prudential Insurance Company of America Scotiabank (Bank of Nova Scotia) The Enerplus Group Prudential Steel Ltd. Scott Paper Limited The Globe and Mail Shaklee Canada Inc. The Goldfarb Corp POSSIBLE MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMS - We suggest that you confirm with your HR or CSR team! The Great-West Life Assurance Company Warner-Lambert Canada Inc. The Jean Coutu Group Inc. Wascana Energy Inc. The Lubrizol Corporation Weldwood of Canada Ltd.
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