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Name Province Web address Short intro Servus Credit Union, Alberta's largest credit union, is a member-owned, community- Servus Credit Union AB https://www.servus.ca/life based financial institution with roots dating back to 1938. Connect First Credit Union Ltd AB https://www.connectfirstcu.com/ WE THINK BIG, ACT LOCAL, TAKE CHARGE, and MAKE BANKING EASY. As a member of Vision Credit Union, you are not only a member, you're an owner! Vision Credit Union Ltd. AB https://www.visioncu.ca/ Member-owners share in our profits annually and have a voice in our Credit Union. You are not only a member but an owner, participating in all the benefits of truly owning your financial institution. In 2019, our members shared in $2.8 million in profits. That’s Lakeland Credit Union AB https://www.lakelandcreditunion.com/Personal/ the Lakeland Credit Union difference! At 1st Choice Savings we are member-driven, not profit-driven. Rather than giving profits to select stockholders, we reinvest our income to expand the benefits for you, and pay 1st Choice Savings and Credit Union AB https://www.1stchoicesavings.ca/Personal/OnlineBanking/out annual dividends to our members. We offer competitive rates and tailor products for members and their businesses whenever possible. We have service standards to ensure each member receives preferred treatment and we make every effort to process loans quickly so members have a response when they need it. We understand the needs of rural Albertans and we have trained professionals who conduct on-site visits and will travel to a member's location Encompass Credit Union Ltd. AB https://www.encompasscu.ca/Personal/ when necessary. Rocky Credit Union serves the financial needs of people and businesses in the Rocky Mountain House Region. We are dedicated to providing great service and supporting our Rocky Credit Union Ltd. AB https://rockycreditunion.com/ communities. Bow Valley Credit Union is strongly rooted in the communities we serve. Our members are at the centre of everything we do, and our vision, purpose, and values reflect our Bow Valley Credit Union AB https://www.bowvalleycu.com/ commitment to our members and our communities. Vancity is a values-based financial co-operative serving the needs of its more than 543,000 member-owners and their communities in the Coast Salish and Vancity BC https://www.vancity.com/ Kwakwaka'wakw territories, Coast Capital Savings is Canada’s largest credit union by membership, with more than 550,000 members across British Columbia. We’ve delivered simple financial help to our Coast Capital Savings Federal Credit Union BC https://www.coastcapitalsavings.com/ members for over 75 years. Creating unrivaled banking experiences, Our vision is to simplify lives and help members First West Credit Union BC https://www.firstwestcu.ca/ and communities thrive. This is why we exist. It's the combination of our expert advisors, strong client relationships and sophisticated Financial Spa® branches that creates our BlueShore Financial experience and keeps our BlueShore Financial Credit Union BC https://www.blueshorefinancial.com/ clients coming back. Prospera Credit Union BC https://www.prospera.ca/ We’re a for-purpose credit union that’s guided by our values and owned by our members. Effective January 1, 2020, Westminster Savings and Prospera Credit Union officially Westminster Savings Credit Union BC https://www.wscu.com/Personal/ merged Coastal Community Credit Union BC https://www.cccu.ca/ Thinking and acting locally since 1946 Interior Savings Credit Union BC https://www.interiorsavings.com/ "about us" is actually about you G&F Financial Group BC https://www.gffg.com/ life beyond banking At Kootenay Savings, our goals are to be professional in all aspects of service delivery, and to be recognized by our members and the broader community as an organization that is values driven. We are committed to enhancing the value of membership through Kootenay Savings Credit Union BC https://www.kscu.com/Personal/ excellent product and service delivery. When you choose to become a member of Aldergrove Credit Union, you also choose to Aldergrove Credit Union BC https://aldergrovecu.ca/Personal/ make a positive impact on your community, to have a voice and to make a difference. SASCU is a forward looking, community hearted, financial organization driven to provide Salmon Arm Savings and Credit Union BC https://www.sascu.com/Personal/ world class products and services for all phases of your life. At Integris, we don’t just talk about being a co-operative: we act, participate and inspire, in hopes of helping others in their journey to becoming a better financial institution and a Integris Credit Union BC https://www.integriscu.ca/ better co-operative. Sunshine Coast Credit Union BC https://www.sunshineccu.com/ we are invested in you Northern Savings Credit Union BC https://www.northsave.com/Personal/ Neighbours helping neighbours to build sustainable communities. To provide the working community a fair opportunity at a better life, by empowering them Community Savings Credit Union BC https://www.comsavings.com/Personal/ with banking products and investments that are always in their best interest. To be the most successful Sikh Credit Union. To care about our community and contribute to Sikh education, culture and religion. To be an environmentally conscious Khalsa Credit Union BC https://khalsacreditunion.ca/ and committed organization that is responsive to member-owners. Sharons Credit Union BC http://sharons.ca/kor/ Website in Korean First Credit Union BC https://www.firstcu.ca/ To empower through knowledge. Our members have a say in the future of the credit union and have a share in its North Peace Savings and Credit Union BC https://www.npscu.ca/Personal/ earnings. Bulkley Valley Credit Union BC bvcu.com People helping people East Kootenay Community Credit Union BC https://www.ekccu.com/Personal/ Together through life. We are committed to going beyond what is usual or ordinary in our businesses and building a company with exceptional service and people resulting in an Extraordinary VantageOne Credit Union BC https://www.vantageone.net/ Experience for our members and clients. Williams Lake and District Credit Union BC https://www.wldcu.com/Personal/ Advancing co-operative values by putting people before profits. We offer a robust suite of products and services for personal, business, and agricultural members, ranging from day-to-day banking, to wealth management, and lending solutions Steinbach Credit Union Limited MB https://www.scu.mb.ca/ that meet their every need. Assiniboine Credit Union Limited MB https://www.assiniboine.mb.ca/ Money doing more. Integrity and honesty; Member Focused; Competitive; Community Involvement; Cambrian Credit Union MB https://cambrian.mb.ca/ Innovative Spirit. To be an innovative, financially sound credit union dedicated to high standards of Access Credit Union MB https://accesscu.ca/Personal/ member service and supportive of the communities we serve To be recognized as a leading credit union, where every member feels valued and Crosstown Civic Credit Union Limited MB https://www.crosstowncivic.mb.ca/ supported as they achieve their financial goals. Sunova Credit Union Limited MB https://www.sunovacu.ca/ where relationships matter most Caisse Financial Group MB http://www.caisse.biz/en/ Create value by exceeding our members’ expectations. Westoba Credit Union Ltd. MB https://westobacu.com/ Enriching lives and communities by helping financial dreams come true. We are a member owned community focused organization dedicated to providing Sunrise Credit Union Limited MB https://www.sunrisecu.mb.ca/Personal/ personalized competitive financial services to benefit our members and communities. At Fusion, we keep the success and wellness of our members and our communities in Fusion Credit Union Limited MB https://fusioncu.com/ the forefront of all our decisions, at all levels. Noventis Credit Union Limited MB https://noventis.ca/ Building strong community Entegra Credit Union Limited MB https://www.entegra.ca/ We belong together To foster meaningful relationships with our members and the communities we serve by Stride Credit Union MB https://www.stridecu.ca/ listening to their needs and supporting their goals Carpathia Credit Union MB https://www.carpathiacu.mb.ca/ unique values, true strength Helping people help themselves by offering quality financial services for the benefit of all Rosenort Credit Union Limited MB https://www.rcu.ca/site/ Members. Casera Credit Union MB https://www.caseracu.ca/Personal/ Simple and straightforward Through lasting relationships and competitive, value-added financial solutions, we help Niverville Credit Union MB https://www.nivervillecu.mb.ca/ our members realize their goals and dreams while enhancing the communities we serve. UNI firmly believes that true wealth lies within sharing (property, ideas, and spaces). It also believes that one's prosperity should contribute to the prosperity of all, and enrich UNI Financial Cooperation NB https://www.uni.ca/en/ the collective economic, social and environmental wealth. Bayview Credit Union Limited NB https://www.bayviewnb.com Where Financial Services and our communities work together for a sustainable future. 5East Coast Credit Union NS https://www.eastcoastcu.ca/Home/OnlineBanking/Where Unique Banking, Lifestyle, Community and Values Meet. Credit Union Atlantic NS https://www.cua.com/Home/ The better way to bank Newfoundland and Labrador Credit Union (NLCU) is a full-service financial institution and the largest credit union in our province. We offer chequing and savings accounts, loans, mortgages, credit cards, online banking, savings plans, retirement planning, and more. Members have access to their accounts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through online, Newfoundland and Labrador Credit Union Ltd NL https://www.nlcu.com/Home/ mobile, telephone, and ATM banking. At Meridian, we’re committed to providing Canadians with exceptional banking, features, services, security, and advice so they can get everything they want from their money, and their lives.
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