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CPIA is a trade association dedicated to Promoting and Protecting the Plastics Brand. CPIA is the voice of the Canadian Plastics Industry. With over 3,198 companies employing 91,530 workers, Canada’s $26.3-billion plastics industry is a sophisticated, multi-faceted sector encompassing plastic products manufacturing, machinery, moulds, and resins. The CPIA is a dynamic, member-driven organization dedicated to the growth of plastics businesses and helping the industry reach its full potential. We are an advocacy association, and we speak with one powerful voice. For North American wide membership information, visit our web site www.plastics.ca or call 905.678.7748 Our three priorities are: Just the facts: CPIA prides itself on communicating the facts behind plastics’ manufacturing and use – from the material’s economical, social and environmental contributions to the size and strength of the Canadian manufacturing sector. Second lives: CPIA is committed to increasing the amount of plastic and the different types of plastic waste being diverted from landfill through the use of various waste management options, such as reuse, recycle and energy recovery. New opportunities: CPIA remains committed to building upon the industry’s long history of innovation and achievement by taking advantage of new opportunities and meeting industry challenges as they arise.

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The Canadian Poverty Institute is an inter-disciplinary institute housed within Ambrose University that seeks to heal poverty through teaching, research and public education. OUR VISION A compassionate and just society where the material, social and spiritual gifts and needs of all people are realized. OUR MISSION To contribute to the healing of poverty in Canada through teaching, research and public education that informs policy and enhances practice. The Canadian Poverty Institute provides opportunities for students, faculty, non-profit organizations, government, churches and the community to learn about and research poverty, and to discern and share solutions for the betterment of all Canadians. WHAT WE DO The Canadian Poverty Institute conducts research and teaching that informs public policy and promotes effective practices to prevent and eradicate poverty. Research: Faculty and students conduct independent and contracted research on the causes, impacts and solutions to poverty. Teaching: Students at Ambrose University have the opportunity to pursue concentrations in Poverty Studies as part of their academic curriculum. Public Education: Public learning events and activities increase our collective awareness and understanding of poverty in our communities. OUR PHILOSOPHY The Canadian Poverty Institute believes that poverty must be addressed through the restoration of trust relationships that build resilience by strengthening the bonds of community. It is in the resilience of community that the gifts of all people can be valued and brought into being. We believe that by actively seeking, nurturing and sharing the gifts people hold poverty in all its forms will be eradicated. The Canadian Poverty Institute is grounded in the Christian tradition of extending compassion while seeking justice and reconciliation for the marginalized and oppressed.

Established in 1999, the Canadian Private Copying Collective (CPCC) is an umbrella organization whose member collectives represent songwriters, recording artists, music publishers and record companies. The CPCC is the non-profit organization responsible for collecting and distributing private copying levies on behalf of its member collectives. What we do: • Collect the private copying levies • Enforce the private copying tariff • Distribute the private copying levies • Advocate on behalf of our members Établie en 1999, la Société canadienne de perception de la copie privée (SCPCP) est un organisme confédéral qui représente les auteurs-compositeurs, les artistes-interprètes, les éditeurs de musique et les maisons de disques. La SCPCP est l’organisme à but non lucratif responsable de la perception et de la distribution des redevances pour la copie privée au nom de ses sociétés membres. Ce que nous faisons : • Perception des redevances pour la copie privée • Application du tarif pour la copie privée • Distribution des redevances pour la copie privée • Défense des intérêts de nos membres

The Canadian Propane Association (CPA) is the national association for Canada’s propane industry, representing about 400 member companies in every region of the country. Our Vision Propane is a safe, innovative, and accessible energy choice critical to Canada’s low-carbon future. Our Mission As the trusted voice of the propane industry, we create the conditions for responsible market growth through advocacy, training, and emergency response.

The mission of the CPPC is to: - promote dialogue and networking; - facilitate information and knowledge exchange; - develop approaches to common issues; and - provide leadership for the resolution of shared challenges… …to the benefit of public procurement in Canada and the citizens it serves. La mission du CCMP est de : - promouvoir le dialogue et l’établissement de réseaux; - faciliter l’échange de renseignements et de connaissances; - apporter des réponses aux questions communes; et - assurer le leadership nécessaire pour relever les défis communs… …en étant au service des marchés publics du Canada et des citoyens que nous servons.

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Started in 2002 with a meager circulation of 3000 Black & White copies, after three months the publication grew to a metro size format with 6500 copies per day, and by December of the same year to 14,000 copies in two colours. Today, Punjabi Post Circulates 18,000 copies from Monday to Satruday and circulation for its weekend edition and continues to grow as public demand increases on weekends. Content: The content is the key for a Newspaper Success, reporting from three offices in India and a fully staffed operation at the Head Office in Brampton-Punjabi Post is one of the most reliable info bank for Punjabis In addition to its primary responsibility of reporting the facts/News, the newspaper regularly features sections on Entertainment, Religion, Children, Sciences, Sports, Fashion, Health and Special Issues. The content for Punjabi Post is pooled by senior correspondents, reporters and contributors from world over. The Newspaper brings the pure piece of unbiased information for every Punjabi-who want to remain connected with his/her roots.

The Canadian Rental Association - Alberta is a professional association representing equipment and event rental companies in the AB area. Our mission is to improve personal and business development in the rental industry, including promoting rentals as the first solution to a customer's needs. Our task force advocates for and continues to be the voice of rental stores throughout Alberta to ensure fair legislation and regulations. Please feel free to contact the local Alberta board for any questions or concerns: President - Warren Carriere QBI Equipment Management / Warren.Carriere@acrentals.ca / 403-462-4774 National Director - Dave Carkner Patcher Energy Management / cark@patcher.ca / 780-980-9185 Vice President/Treasurer - Richard Wharmby Expedition Rentals / richard@expeditionrentals.ca / 780-932-2746 2nd Vice President - Blake Menning All Choice Rentals / bmenning@allchoice.ca / 780-542-7377 Secretary - Scott Cyr Cooper Equipment Rentals / scyr@cooperequipment.ca / 403-852-8984 Director at Large - Justin Warton Cooper Equipment Rentals / jwharton@cooperequipment / 403-601-5909 Director at Large - Sheldon Fingler Infinite Event Services / info@infiniteeventservices.com / 780-975-6152 Associate Director - North - Justin Klassen Heater Sales & Service / justin@heatersales.ca / 403-358-1664 Associate Director - South - MJ Hutton Doosan Portable Power Canada / mj.hutton@doosan.com / 403-975-1708

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Canadian Scholars was founded in 1986 and is one of Canada's leading independent academic publishing companies. We remain one of a small number of firms publishing textbooks, scholarly works, and general interest. Women’s Press, Canada’s oldest English-language feminist publisher, was founded under collective ownership in 1972. It became an imprint of Canadian Scholars in 2000. Our academic publishing program creates books that make a genuine and lasting contribution to the evolution of a wide variety of disciplines. We seek to foreground the work of leading Canadian scholars as well as up-and-coming academics, always paying special attention to editorial detail and quality of presentation. We are committed to maintaining our reputation for excellence in scholarship, research, and education, and we are proud to be celebrating 30 years of publishing.

The Canadian School of Natural Nutrition (CSNN) has been Teaching the Medicine of the Future™ since 1994. As Canada’s largest, leading school of holistic nutrition- being the first to offer classroom format- CSNN is nationally recognized for its standards of excellence in regards to its curriculum, methods, instructors, and student results that raise the bar in the growing holistic nutrition industry. We offer convenient and flexible program options to suit our students’ lifestyles and geographical locations. Students may study at one of our multiple locations across Canada. Flexible learning formats include: Live Online (Zoom), In-Class, Hybrid, and Self-Study Online. As the recognized leader in Natural Nutrition, CSNN enlightens students with awareness of, and self-responsibility for, the Body-Mind-Spirit connection, in order for them to help themselves and guide others to achieve optimal health, wellbeing, happiness, and balance. We are committed to providing practical career tools, along with strong student support networks and services, to help students achieve a lasting career in holistic nutrition. We offer a comprehensive, science-based program in Natural Nutrition- consisting of 18 courses, practical hours, real-life case studies, and formal Board Exams- leading to professional designations and titles that are exclusive to our graduates. Our graduates have established successful private practices or have found career opportunities in a variety of sectors, including: Food Industry, Writing, Fitness/Training Centres, Teaching/ Education, Medical & Wellness Clinics, Health Food Stores, and Supplement Industry. To support the growth of our graduates and other health care practitioners, we offer Advanced Holistic Nutrition workshops and certificates that graduates can take for association upgrade hours. There are also various introductory workshops and certificates available, like our Holistic Culinary Certificate and Healthy Eating & Lifestyle Certificate.