Southpoint Sun - October 20, 2021

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TIESSEN FOUNDATION DONATES $80,000

LEAMINGTON — Four area charitable organizations benefited greatly from the annual HL Tiessen Foundation Golf Tournament that was held Thursday, August 5. Representatives were on hand at Tiessen Financial on Monday, October 18 to receive their share of the proceeds. Donations of $20,000 each went to Erie Shores Health Foundation, The Bridge Youth Resource Centre, Southwestern Ontario Gleaners and UMEI Christian High School. From left are Anne Dirksen-Cairoli, Glenn Sellick, Christine Colautti (ESHF), Krista Rempel (The Bridge), Greg Tiessen, Joel Epp (Gleaners), Hugo Tiessen, Sonya Bedal (UMEI), Linda Tiessen and Liz Campbell. SUN photo

WFCU named to 2021 list of best workplaces Windsor, ON – WFCU Credit Union is excited to announce that they have been named to the 2021 list of Best Workplaces in Financial Services and Insurance. Great Place to Work® announced in April 2021, that WFCU Credit Union had been certified as a Great Place to Work and named 37th on this year’s Best Workplaces in Canada list for businesses with 100-999 employees. This most recent designation comes as an extension to this achievement. “Being acknowledged as a leader within our industry is recognition that we take great pride in receiving,” explains Eddie Francis, President and CEO, WFCU Credit Union. “This designation is a result of feedback from our staff, which speaks volumes of each and every employee who plays a role in making our corporate culture one of the best in our sector. Being a great place to work provides an environment for staff to excel and to provide exemplary service for our members and our communities; this is an extremely important part of our differentia-

tion. It is something that myself, the executive and management teams, and the Board of Directors value deeply. This designation is a celebration of our hard-working employees.” WFCU Credit Union received this recent honour after a thorough and independent analysis conducted by Great Place to Work. The 2021 list is based on direct feedback from employees of the hundreds of organizations that were surveyed by Great Place to Work through their Trust Index Survey.

The data has a 90% confidence and a plus or minus 5% margin of error. Organizations must be Great Place to Work Certified™ in the past year and work primarily in the Financial Services and Insurance sector. “Part of our mission statement speaks to our commitment to make our community the best place to live and work. It’s apparent to see that these are not just words but a true philosophy that is carried out each day. This designation is not only a success for our organization, but also for our com-

munity,” said Marty Gillis, Chair, WFCU Credit Union. Through WFCU Credit Union’s leading compensation and benefits package, extensive training and development opportunities, and top-rated wellness program they continue to put their staff at the forefront of their business model; understanding that the company’s success is a direct representation of their employees’ personal growth, accomplishments and satisfaction.

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Nature Fresh Farms creates new branding

LEAMINGTON – Nature Fresh Farms, one of the largest independent greenhouse produce growers in North America, is sharing its new brand identity that embraces the recent growth and innovation of the company. The Leamington-based operation specializing in peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes, and soon to be strawberries, is launching its new look and feel by way of introducing retailers to the depth of greenhouse-grown produce and the benefits of supplying customers with quality, great tasting produce all year round. The newly branded campaign symbolizes a new era for the company that is exciting retailers with its premier produce that is planted, grown and harvested with sustainability in mind. “We are constantly striving for perfection when it comes to not only the produce that that we grow, but for the process that it takes to get to the finished product,” says John Ketler, Vice President of Nature Fresh Farms. “This new look and feel encompasses the innovation and growth across every aspect of our farming operation to give customers a look at how far we’ve come and the steps it takes to provide such a premium product.” Nature Fresh Farms’ new branding comes in the wake of a variety of changes that have expanded the company’s presence throughout North America. Increased distribution, the physical development of expanded facilities in Ohio, Mexico and Texas, retail partner growth, sustainability efforts and new product innovation all play a role in the success of Nature Fresh Farms as it is today. “The rapid growth of Nature Fresh Farms over the past few years has helped us identify the need for a change that would reflect all of the best elements of our company. Our purpose, culture, people, products, innovation and of course, our story are what set us apart,” says Matt Quiring, director of sales for Nature Fresh Farms. “We now have a refreshed look and message that brings consistency, boldness and a memorable experience for all of our partners and consumers. This is a really exciting time as Nature Fresh Farms positions ourselves for our next phase of growth!” Growing for a Kinder Future is the mantra of Nature Fresh Farms and sustainability is the backbone of the company’s efforts around providing quality and flavorful produce year-round while producing a minimal carbon footprint. Look for the new branding starting in October. For more information on Nature Fresh Farms, visit https://www.naturefresh.ca/

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Our Home to Yours

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Sharks feed on the opposition with three big victories

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U12 Ravens win tournament

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U10 Capitals off to great start

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Flyers hand Vipers first defeat; beat Lincs on road

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Ontario's top female drivers put on a show in Leamington

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Nature Fresh Farms creates new branding

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WFCU named to 2021 list of best workplaces

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Tiessen Foundation donates $80,000

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OPP execute drug warrant, five arrested in Leamington

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Investigation and work continue in Wheatley

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Town officially opens pickleball and bocce courts

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52nd Kingsville Migration Festival

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OPP deal with graffiti on bench at MCB school

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Local girl makes thoughtful donation to ESHC

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My Friend Irma live on stage this weekend

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Leamington Arts Pass now available

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Kingsville Military Museum holds grand reopening

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SECC launches Coats for Kids

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Honouring his late wife with large donation

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Erie Shores terminates 8

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Kingsville Council requests review of E.L.K Energy

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