Banks & ATMs in Winnipeg, MB
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1890 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, R3T 5L3
(204) 896-2510
Westoba is a full-service financial institution. It doesn't matter where you are in life - we can help. We offer a wide range of services and products to meet your individual and unique needs. Whether it is personal, commercial, non-profit, or investment and financial planning related - we've got you covered! 
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110-400 NORTH TOWN RD, Winnipeg, R3Y 0Y3
(204) 220-3703
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3647 PORTAGE AVE, Winnipeg, R3K 2G6
(204) 985-2555
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201 PORTAGE AVE, Winnipeg, R3B 3K6
(204) 985-2611
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1225 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, R3T 2A9
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6620 Roblin Blvd, Winnipeg, R3R 1X1
Bank, Financial services, Cash machine 
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1485 Portage Ave #100, Winnipeg, R3K 1V1
(204) 985-5510
You're richer than you think. Visit our convenient full-service Scotiabank today. Our tellers and financial professionals are on hand to help you with any of your financial needs every Monday through Saturday. 
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1485 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, R3G 0W4
Bank, Financial services, Cash machine 
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1484 Inkster Blvd, Winnipeg, R2X 2T8
At our Bitcoin ATM in Winnipeg you can buy Bitcoin and other popular cryptocurrency, such as Ethereum and Litecoin, with cash. With Canada's largest network of Bitcoin ATMs, Localcoin is a Toronto-based company whose mission is to provide a simple buying & selling experience of digital currency for customers while upholding privacy standards across North America. 
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171 Donald St, Winnipeg, R3C 1M4
(204) 954-9543
AcceleRate Financial is the new virtual division of Crosstown Civic Credit Union, a Manitoba based financial institution. Crosstown Civic Credit Union was established in July 2007 when two major Credit Unions in Winnipeg decided to merge, Crosstown Credit Union established in 1944 and Civic Credit Union established in 1943. Both of these organizations shared many positive qualities including above average efficiency and better rates and product pricing than generally available at other financial institutions. Crosstown Civic Credit Union is excited to welcome members from across Canada to AcceleRate Financial. 
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664 Sargent Avenue, DANIEL MCINTYRE, Winnipeg, R3E 0A6
(204) 774-2989
détaillants, Pawnbroker, specialty stores, Furniture Used, Shops, meubles, Broker 
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243 Portage Avenue, DOWNTOWN, Winnipeg, R3B 2A6
(204) 987-6000
Banques et Services Financiers, Currency Exchange, Finance, Finances et Légal, Currency exchange service, Insurance, Functions related to deposit banking, Depository Institutions, Banks, Banques, Real Estate 
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310 Leila Ave, JEFFERSON, Winnipeg, R2V 1L8
(204) 954-7450
NWCU started as a credit union that only offered savings accounts, now growing to a full service financial institution offering such services as loans, RRSP's, youth accounts, internet and telephone banking. In 2007, the credit union opened its second branch at 1068 Henderson Highway. This expansion not only increased our product and service offerings, but added an extra element of convenience for our members. History North Winnipeg Credit Union was formed in May 1943, being the second Ukrainian credit union in Winnipeg. The initiative for establishing it came from members of the North Winnipeg Cooperative. The credit union was to service the financial needs of this cooperative and, hence, derives its name from it. The financial statements dated December 31, 1943 showed total assets of $133.25 with a total membership of 15. In over 70 years we have matured into a credit union of over 3, 500 members and associates with total assets of over $90 million. History of our Logo Our logo combines symbols that represent the membership we serve. The central yellow motif is reminiscent of the open hands in the universal symbol for credit unions. It reminds us that we belong to the credit union movement of "people helping people". The outline of the upper blue motif is reminiscent of the trident ("tryzub"), the historical emblem of the Ukrainian nation. 
Customers praise the friendly and patient dentists, nice office, and convenient location at North Winnipeg Credit Union. Some mention the affordability of dental services, while others appreciate the understanding and care shown towards children. 
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950 Main Street, Winnipeg, R2W 3P4
(204) 989-7400
Carpathia Credit Union is owned by its members. And our members work and play right here in Manitoba. That’s why we offer the same commitment to our community that we offer to our members. Each year, Carpathia provides more than $60, 000 to community groups and events. We continue to offer sponsorships, programs, scholarships and donations to preserve, promote and enhance Ukrainian culture & heritage and to create a stronger sense of community in general here in Manitoba. Carpathia Credit Union - Celebrating 75 years of caring customer service and commitment to our community. Lost or Stolen ATM Card? If you misplace your Carpathia Credit Union ATM card - or suspect that your card has been stolen or the PIN data compromised - call our toll-free support line at 1-877-764-3693 immediately. You will not be held accountable for any changes incurred on your account after you've called our toll-free number to report your lost or stolen bank card. Chip Debit Cards Chip Debit Cards are now available at any of our four locations. Get yours today! 
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200 Main Street, DOWNTOWN, Winnipeg, R3C 2G1
(204) 958-8588
Assiniboine Credit Union's purpose as a socially responsible and profitable financial co-operative is to provide accessible financial services for the well being of its members, employees and community; offer fair and meaningful employment in a safe and respectful workplace; and build partnerships that foster self-reliant, sustainable communities.