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Canadian Coastal Services is Ontario's clear choice for on water Marine Salvage when traveling Lake St. Clair, The Detroit River and Lake Erie. We offer Salvage services such as un-grounding, vessel re-floating even sunken recoveries. Our fleet of Transport Canada compliant service vessels have been specifically designed for their operations and are permanently docked in various marinas around our service areas where they can be seen standing at the ready. Our services are available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week - for as many days as Mother Nature will allow.

There is simply no other numismatic dealer in Canada like Canadian Coin and Currency. Founded in 1987, we welcome you to our upscale Yonge Street gallery store where you can browse through thousands of rare coins and bank notes, or build a collection starting with items under $25. We offer Canada's largest inventory of numismatic collectibles, including items from Canada and around the world, ranging from modern Royal Canadian Mint products to coins from ancient Greece and Rome. Whether you are a new hobbyist or assembling a multi-million dollar investment collection, our professional numismatists and knowledgeable staff will help make building your collection easy and enjoyable at competitive prices. We welcome you to visit our store at 10355 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario.

There is simply no other numismatic dealer in Canada like Canadian Coin and Currency. Founded in 1987, we welcome you to our upscale Yonge Street gallery store where you can browse through thousands of rare coins and bank notes, or build a collection starting with items under $25. We offer Canada's largest inventory of numismatic collectibles, including items from Canada and around the world, ranging from modern Royal Canadian Mint products to coins from ancient Greece and Rome. Whether you are a new hobbyist or assembling a multi-million dollar investment collection, our professional numismatists and knowledgeable staff will help make building your collection easy and enjoyable at competitive prices. We welcome you to visit our store at 10355 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, Ontario.

The Canadian College (which is located in the heart of Vancouver) offers several internationaly recognized Certificates and Diplomas. We take great pride in the services we do and the talented people who work with us. We're always looking for highly skilled, driven people who value a collaborative, open environment and a flexible, professional culture.

Canadian College of Business, Science & Technology is an excellent private career college with state of the art facility to improve lives through sharing information and technology among students. Canadian College of Business, Science & Technology offers numerous career-focused diploma programs at 2 faculties that empower students to discover a richer, more rewarding future. With 3 convenient locations in Ontario, Canadian College of Business, Science & Technology was founded in 2005 by its founder who continue to provide direction by imparting career focused Vocational Programs. . Canadian College of Business, Science & Technology registered with the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities under the Private Career Colleges Act, providing courses in the field Information and Technology

The Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM) is Canada’s leading naturopathic medicine education provider. CCNM offers a four-year, full-time naturopathic medicine program at our Toronto and Metro Vancouver (Boucher) campuses. Our Values: The Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine is committed to reflect the following values in its deliberations and actions: - Integrity - Collaboration - Innovation and adaptability - Respect for equity, diversity, inclusion Our Vision: CCNM will make naturopathic medicine an integral part of health care through pre-eminent education, research and clinical services. Our Mission: The Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine will: -Demonstrate excellence in education to our students, supporting them throughout their careers; -Provide a working environment that allows our faculty and staff to excel; -Expand our knowledge of naturopathic medicine through high quality research; -Excel in delivering naturopathic medicine to our patients; -Forge a strong relationship between allopathic and naturopathic medicine with a focus on affordable, accessible and effective health care; ...and so make the practice of naturopathic medicine widely acknowledged as key to maintaining patient health.

The Canadian College of Technology and Business is an educational institution specializing in career development, certification and technical training in business and information systems. Upon completion of CCTB programs, students will have the opportunity to participate in a work experience component that will enable them to showcase their newly acquired skills. Located in downtown Vancouver, a diverse coastline city known for its stunning landscapes, the CCTB campus is only steps away from public transit, including the Waterfront SkyTrain Station, bus routes and the SeaBus terminal. The Canadian College of Technology and Business takes great pride in its instructors and operational teams, enabling students to smoothly transition into IT and business industries, and empowers them to become successful professionals.

The Canadian Communication Systems Alliance (CCSA) acts for Canada’s independent internet, television and telephone providers which serve hundreds of thousands of Canadians living in communities generally outside urban markets. Our members connect Canadians who otherwise might not have access to critical communications services. CCSA members include community cooperatives, family businesses, municipalities and companies owned by Indigenous Peoples. They work and invest in their communities and their relationship to their community isn’t just business – they live there. At CCSA, we work to ensure our members can compete effectively in today’s communications industry by helping them be efficient, informed, flexible and proactive. We do that by helping to control their video programming and other costs, keeping them informed of changes in the industry, and ensuring government and regulatory stakeholders receive the right messages about their businesses and their issues at the right time.

The Canadian Council for International Co-operation (CCIC) is Canadas independent national voice for international development. Together with 85 member organizations, CCIC seeks to end global poverty and promote social justice and human dignity for all. Le Conseil canadien pour la coopération internationale (CCCI) est la voix nationale indépendante du Canada pour le développement international. Avec ses 85 organisations membres, le CCCI cherche à mettre fin à la pauvreté dans le monde et à promouvoir la justice sociale et la dignité humaine pour tous.

A national organization that supports the blind and low vision community in Canada

Established in 1976, the CCMA is a membership-based, not-for-profit organization committed to the promotion and recognition of Canadian country music. Built upon the foundation to educate, elevate and celebrate Canadian talent, the CCMA progressively heralds the spirit, community and creativity that country music fosters through year-round initiatives, culminating every fall with Country Music Week and its CCMA Awards program (ccma.org).

The county was organized in 1890 and consists of 897 square miles (2018). It provides a growing and diversified mix of business and industry, including agribusiness, manufacturing, oil & gas and retail trade. Plus it offers the added benefit of close proximity to the growing Oklahoma City market. Canadian County offers extensive economic development opportunities, including top-ranked schools, a productive and competitive labor force, excellent business climate and the nation's top career-technology network, Canadian Valley. Cost of living is just 80% of the national average. Major cities include El Reno (County Seat), Mustang, and Yukon. Canadian County's history is reflective of the entire state. It has been home to various Indian Tribes, the cattle industry, frontier military experience, land runs and land lotteries, various ethnic settlements, right agriculture and oil & gas production. The county was once part of the Cheyenne and Arapaho reservation. It was opened by the Run of '89 and the Run of '92, and by lottery in 1901. The historic Chisholm Trail passes through the county on the North/South basis. The trail, stretching from Texas to Kansas City is famous for the 10 million cattle, 1 million horses and 35 thousand cowboys that passed through in the 1800's. The name Canadian county comes from early French explorers who named the county for the two rivers which pass through the area, the North Canadian and Canadian.