44 rural community organizations receive grants totalling more than $250,000 to support capital projects across Alberta
Jane and Paul, animal lovers and business owners, are building a welcoming pet supply shop in Falher that offers quality products, grooming services and local honey.
This International Women’s Day, meet Ariel Haubrich – a Wainwright leader, business owner and Vision Credit Union board member dedicated to building community.
Meet Luisa, Senior Member Services Representative at Vision's Camrose West End branch. Learn about her journey to financial services and how she's built a 14-year career on trust and familiar faces in Camrose.
For many Alberta hunters, hunting is about tradition, pride, and the connection between land and table. That’s what Bear Butchering, a family-owned butcher shop near Pincher Creek, believes in, too.
October marks Cyber Security Awareness Month, a time to reflect on the importance of protecting our personal and financial information in today’s fast-paced digital world. To kick off this important month, we sat down with Darin Winder, Senior IT Manager who has over 30 years of experience “keeping the lights on” behind the scenes at Vision and what it means to keep members safe from cyber threats.
A mix of fun and purpose has defined the Kinette Club of Stettler for more than 70 years. Chartered in 1950, the club began as the sister organization to the Stettler Kinsmen Club and has since grown into a dynamic organization committed to service, leadership and fellowship in the community.
You can’t miss this blue vehicle driving down the street — the bold lettering, the unmistakable message and the simple truth that it’s here to help save lives. It’s called The MAN VAN®, a fully mobile men’s health clinic with a mission that’s changing the way Albertan men access care.
Since 2013, the Central Alberta Rescue Diving Society (CARDS), also known as the Underwater Search Team, has been committed to bringing peace to grieving families, a mission that extends across 663,000 square kilometres of Alberta’s lakes and rivers.
This International Women’s Day, meet Ariel Haubrich – a Wainwright leader, business owner and Vision Credit Union board member dedicated to building community.
Meet Luisa, Senior Member Services Representative at Vision's Camrose West End branch. Learn about her journey to financial services and how she's built a 14-year career on trust and familiar faces in Camrose.
Meet Austyn, branch manager of Vision’s Viking branch. He grew up farming alongside his dad and brother on the land that’s been in his family since 1927. Learn about Austyn’s journey from full-time farming to financial services at Vision, where he’s found not just a career, but a community in Viking.
Jane and Paul, animal lovers and business owners, are building a welcoming pet supply shop in Falher that offers quality products, grooming services and local honey.
For many Alberta hunters, hunting is about tradition, pride, and the connection between land and table. That’s what Bear Butchering, a family-owned butcher shop near Pincher Creek, believes in, too.
Marty Yurchak, owner of 1908 Barbecue in Wainwright, knows exactly how to bottle the feeling of backyard barbecue with spice blends that bring a whole meal together.
Rising up in the middle of Main Street, the Wainwright Memorial Clock Tower has been standing tall for 100 years, watching over the town and the heart of the community.
Nestled among the historic brick storefronts and bustling local businesses on Camrose’s main street stands a theatre unlike any other. With its iconic Art Deco façade and intimate charm, The Bailey Theatre has been part of the Camrose story since 1911 and is the oldest theatre in western Canada today.
October marks Cyber Security Awareness Month, a time to reflect on the importance of protecting our personal and financial information in today’s fast-paced digital world. To kick off this important month, we sat down with Darin Winder, Senior IT Manager who has over 30 years of experience “keeping the lights on” behind the scenes at Vision and what it means to keep members safe from cyber threats.
More than 1.2 million Canadians are renewing their mortgages in 2025 — and if you're one of them, you're not alone in feeling a little uncertain. But here's the thing: a little knowledge (and the right lender) can go a long way in easing the stress.
44 rural community organizations receive grants totalling more than $250,000 to support capital projects across Alberta
Vision Credit Union Ltd. is now part of the Credit Union Dealer Finance Program, managed by CU Dealer Finance Corporation (CUDF).
Vision Credit Union is proud to announce that 40 organizations across our rural Alberta branch network have received a record combined total of $250,000 through our 2024/25 Helping Hand Grant program.
Vision Credit Union Ltd. is now part of the Credit Union Dealer Finance Program, managed by CU Dealer Finance Corporation (CUDF).
More than 1.2 million Canadians are renewing their mortgages in 2025 — and if you're one of them, you're not alone in feeling a little uncertain. But here's the thing: a little knowledge (and the right lender) can go a long way in easing the stress.
Alberta Culture Days is all about celebrating what makes our province shine – arts, heritage, diversity and community spirit. Here's a look at what's happening in Vision's communities in September.
