The Summerland & District Credit Unions’ Board of Directors Call for Nominations are now closed.

We are pleased to announce that the following incumbent directors were elected by acclamation, each to a three-year term:  Connie Denesiuk, Dan Dinsmore and Terri Eriksen.  CONGRATULATIONS!

The Board is made up of people who have been elected from our membership, and who share an interest in setting policies that guide the direction of the Credit Union.  The Board represents the real owners of the Credit Union – the members – and is charged with the responsibility of overseeing the Credit Union’s affairs so that its financial position is maintained and protected. 

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Every year, thousands of Canadians fall victim to fraud. Most people don’t think it could happen to them, but fraudsters are using increasingly sophisticated methods to target people of all ages and from all walks of life. More and more of these schemes are being attributed to organized crime. The impact on individuals, families and businesses is devastating – retirement savings, homes, businesses and in some cases, lives have all been lost.

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