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Show filtersJudge quashes attempt to halt sale of Mountain Equipment Co-op
The Canadian retailer had been struggling financially and announced its sale to a US private investment…
Co-op News: informing and educating about co-operation
'The frequency, design and layout of the News may have changed over the years, but the…
Can co-ops calm the social media storm?
Amid concern over fake news and polarised debate can co-op ways of working lead to a…
New US co-op development strategy to be discussed at Impact Conference
Coop Impact – organised by sector body NCBA Clusa – runs from 5-9 October
World Cooperative Congress to take place in Seoul in December 2021
The event had been scheduled by the International Cooperative Alliance for November 2020 but was postponed…
Interview: John Holdsclaw of the US National Cooperative Bank
We catch up ahead of his speech at the UKSCS conference about CDFIs, co-op development and…
Sale of leading Canadian co-op MEC prompts campaign to save it
Nearly 70,000 people have signed a petition to scrap a deal selling Mountain Equipment Co-op to…
US energy co-op plans small-scale nuclear reactors
The Utah-based energy supplier wants to build 12 small-scale reactors developed by Oregon's NuScale Power, as…
Co-ops and adversity: Examples from Australia
Melina Morrison of apex body BCCM looks to examples in Canada and from Australia's past to…
US co-ops respond as Hurricane Laura hits coast
Electric co-ops in Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas are scrambling to restore power to members
Credit unions present their priorities to US presidential candidates
The sector outlined its concerns and expectations from the two candidates