West Coast Co-operative Credit Union born
On September 25th, 2005 history was made when the West Coast Co-operative Credit Union Ltd. was born. To date the WCCCU has four offices scattered on the west coast; the head office in Salisbury and three branch offices located in Colihaut, Coulibistrie and St. Joseph.
25 September 2005
Resolutrion Accepting Merger of Societies
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November 2004
Discussions about merger of Socities Commence
It was in 2003 that representatives from both societies had discussions relating to the merger. The birth of what would later be known as the West Coast Co-operative Credit Union Ltd. (WCCCU) came one step closer to reality; although the management committees began experiencing setbacks due to lack of interest among members. trophy 25 September 2005 Main Street. SalisburySubtitleTitle #2Item content. Click the edit button to change this text. trophy trophy 01 February 2015 New Office, CASubtitleTitle #3Item content. Click the edit button to change this text. trophy trophy 01 February 2015 New Office, CA
2003
Colihaut Co-operative Credit Union passes resolution to explore possiblilities of merger
The Salisbury Co-operative Credit Union Ltd. (SCCU) had been contemplating the idea of the merger but the Colihaut Co-operative Credit Union Ltd. (CCCU) seemed to have been more skeptical about venturing in that direction. The CCCU began harnessing the idea of the merger in May of 2001 when they passed a resolution at and Annual General Meeting (AGM) to look into the possibilities.