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It took less than 48 hours. By 8 a.m. Wednesday morning, the transformation was well under way and Wetaskiwin Co-op welcomed customers into its new food store.

A familiar face will soon be welcoming you in eight communities across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. 

Co-op has two private-label products nominated for an award recognizing new product development and innovation in Canada.

Shoppers wanting to know where their food comes from and how it’s produced have inspired Raised at Home, a three-part web series released today by Co-op and Canada Beef.

The Co-operative Retailing System, comprised of local co-ops across Western Canada and Federated Co-operatives Limited, is providing $1.5 million over three years to fund leading-edge breast cancer research across all four western Canadian provinces.

FCL on behalf of the Co-operative Retailing System, has agreed to purchase 14 food stores, including four co-located gas bars, from Sobeys Inc.

FCL and its retail members have a long history of designing and operating facilities in a responsible and sustainable manner.

From youth leadership camps and university campuses to provincial co-operative associations and third-world countries, we are promoting the sustainability and success of the co-operative model.

Co-ops not only help you produce your crops, they can help students grow a career through the Excellence in Ag Program.