Central Okanagan Youth Soccer

Interior Forest Labor RLTNS is a Kelowna-based organization dedicated to supporting and connecting forest products companies in Western Canada. Through their members portal, they provide valuable resources such as contract guidelines, job evaluation tools, and best practice sharing. With a focus on industry links and apprenticeship testing, Interior Forest Labor RLTNS aims to facilitate collaboration and growth within the forestry sector. Their key documents and agreements serve as a valuable resource for member companies looking to enhance their operations and workforce development. Generated from the website

The Independent Lumber Manufacturers Association (ILMA), formerly known as the Interior Lumber Manufacturers Association, represents family-owned, community-based mills in British Columbia's Southern Interior. With over 60 years of experience, ILMA advocates for provincial policies that maximize both economic and ecological value by ensuring that the right log goes to the right mill. ILMA comprises 13 member mills and more than 70 associate members, contributing over $125 million in annual payroll and providing over 1,800 full-time jobs. The organization emphasizes sustainable forest management and value-added wood products, supporting rural economies and the livelihoods of generations of British Columbians. Generated from the website

The Central Okanagan Foundation, established to enhance the quality of life in the Central Okanagan region, focuses on connecting individuals with meaningful charitable causes. Through building endowments, awarding grants, and providing community leadership, the foundation aims to create long-term sustainable support for local charities. With a strong commitment to philanthropy, the foundation encourages contributions that not only address immediate community needs but also foster ongoing growth through endowment funds. In its nearly 50-year history, the foundation has granted $35 million to various charitable organizations while managing assets of $47 million. Generated from the website