Labour Program of Waterlo Region

The 1596 Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada is a youth organization affiliated with the esteemed Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada, dedicated to fostering leadership and physical skills among its members. As part of the Canadian Cadet Organization, it operates under the guidance of the Army Cadet League of Canada in partnership with the Canadian Forces. This community-based program thrives on strong local support and involvement, making it one of the largest federally sponsored youth initiatives in Canada. The cadet program emphasizes personal development, teamwork, and community engagement, providing a valuable experience for young participants. Generated from the website

The Kinsmen Club of Kitchener-Waterloo has been dedicated to addressing the community's greatest needs for over 80 years through funding human service programs and capital projects. Their fundraising efforts, including the annual Kinsmen TV Auction, support various local causes such as KWHabilitation Services and Ray of Hope. In addition to their community initiatives, the Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs actively participate in fundraising for Cystic Fibrosis Canada, which is recognized as Kin Canada's Official National Service Project. The clubs encourage community involvement and invite individuals to join their efforts in making a positive impact. Generated from the website

The Brick and Allied Craft Union of Canada (BACU) is an independent Canadian construction union established in 1998 by tradespeople seeking autonomy within the international bricklayers' industry. BACU represents a variety of skilled tradespeople and is dedicated to shaping the future of the unionized construction sector in Canada. With a focus on building the future and restoring the past, BACU is committed to providing its members with the resources and support needed to address industry challenges head-on. Through training programs and partnerships with industry organizations, BACU is actively involved in advancing the skills and opportunities for its members across various regions in Canada. Generated from their website