Canadian credit unions continue to strengthen financially in 2011. At third quarter 2011, strong gains were reported in the three main financial categories, assets, savings/deposits and loans, continuing the upward trend in growth recorded during the last few quarters.

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The Credit Union / Caisse Populaire Information Survey is conducted on a quarterly basis.  The survey contains consolidated credit union balance sheet and income statement data by province. 

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Credit unions across Canada are celebrating and highlighting the more than $37.5 million they contributed to community efforts last year.

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As of second quarter 2011, the 434 credit unions and caisses populaires outside of Quebec reported combined assets of $145 billion, a six-month increase of 5.2 per cent over fourth quarter of 2010.

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Canadian credit unions continue to strengthen financially, making great strides in terms of balance sheet growth by the end of the first six months of 2011. Significant annual gains over second quarter 2010 were reported in assets, loans and savings/deposits.

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The Canadian credit union system made great strides in terms of balance sheet growth during the first three months of 2011. Significant annual gains over first quarter 2010 were reported in assets, loans and savings/deposits. In fact, growth rates recorded in both system assets and loans represented the highest annualized gains achieved since 2008.

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As of fourth quarter 2010, the 447 credit unions and caisses populaires outside of Quebec reported combined assets of $138 billion, a six-month increase of 2.2 per cent over second quarter of 2010.

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Canadian credit unions ended 2010 with solid growth and a strong balance sheet. System assets, savings/deposits and loans all recorded increased growth, but remain at a slower pace than growth achieved during the last few years.

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Credit unions across Canada are celebrating and highlighting the more than $37.5 million they contributed to community efforts last year.

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Solid financial results were reported by the Canadian credit union system at the end of the third quarter 2010. System assets, savings/deposits and loans all recorded increased growth, but remain at a slower pace than growth achieved during the last few years.

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The Canadian credit union system’s balance sheet remains stable heading into the second half of 2010. System assets, savings/deposits and loans all recorded gains consistent with the previous quarter, but remain at a slower pace than growth achieved during the last few years.

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As of second quarter 2010, the 470 credit unions and caisses populaires outside of Quebec reported combined assets of close to $135 billion, a six-month increase of 1.9 per cent over fourth quarter of 2009.

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The Canadian credit union system started 2010 on solid financial ground. System assets, savings/deposits and loans all recorded gains, however, to some extent at a slower pace than recent past. Read the full report here

As of fourth quarter 2009, the 485 credit unions and caisses populaires outside of Quebec reported combined assets of close to $133 billion, a six-month increase of 3.8 per cent over second quarter of 2009. Read the full report here.

The Canadian credit union system finished the year on solid financial ground. Despite economic challenges, particularly in the first half of 2009, national system results were favourable. Read the full report HERE.

The Canadian credit union system remains in a financial healthy position heading into the last stretch of 2009 as the system recorded solid gains in third quarter. Read the full report HERE.

As of second quarter 2009, the 497 credit unions and caisses populaires outside of Quebec reported combined assets of close to $127.7 billion, a six-month increase of 2.9 per cent over fourth quarter of 2008. For the full report click HERE.

The Canadian credit union system's balance sheet remains strong heading into the second half of 2009. System assets, savings/deposits and loans all recorded solid gains in the first six months of this year. Read the full report here.

The Canadian credit union system's balance sheet remained strong at the end of the first three months of 2009, despite the economic downturn. System assets, savings/deposits and loans all recorded solid gains.  The full report is available here.

At the end of 2008, the 516 credit unions and caisses populaires outside of Quebec reported combined assets of over $124.1 billion, a six-month increase of 4.1 per cent over second quarter of 2008. The full report is available here.

System assets, savings/deposits and loans all recorded solid gains in the fourth quarter of 2008. The full report is available here.  

The Canadian credit union system experienced balanced growth at the end of the third quarter of 2008. Full report here.

The largest 100 credit unions grew rapidly during the first six months of 2008, a new Canadian Central survey shows. Get the full report here.

The credit union system continued its strong growth in assets, loans and deposits during the second quarter of 2008. Get the full report here.

The credit union system continued its strong growth in assets, loans and deposits during the first quarter of 2008. Get the full report here.

The latest report from Canadian Central shows the largest credit unions experienced the most growth last year. The full report on the largest 100 credit unions is available here.

Canadian credit unions ended 2007 with solid growth and a strong balance sheet, the latest report shows. The system had assets of almost $104.7 billion, representing an increase of $9.61 billion or 10.1 per cent during the year. Read the full report here.

Strong growth continues and the Canadian credit union system now has more than five million members and assets of more than $100 billion. Read more here.

A different kind of financial institution, making a difference! Canadian credit unions are
unique in the ways that they conduct business and serve their members.

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Canadian credit unions continue to strengthen financially, posting another quarter of solid balance sheet growth.  Growth in each of the main financial categories – assets, savings/deposits and loans – has been consistently strong over the last few years.  In addition to these solid financial gains, the system has surpassed the 5 million mark in membership this quarter.

The affiliated Canadian credit union /caisse populaire system is in arms reach of the $100 billion milestone in assets.   The system ended the first half of 2007 with just under $99.5 billion in assets, representing a gain of 9.6 per cent over second quarter 2006.  This is a 44 per cent increase or $30 billion gain over the last five years. For the full report, click here.

For the Largest 100 Credit Unions at the end of June, 2007, click here. 

The Canadian credit union system enjoyed another healthy quarter in terms of financial growth during the first three months of 2007.  In addition to solid gains in assets, deposits and loans, record earnings continued to be reported by the system.

Combined assets for the affiliated Canadian credit union /caisse populaire system rose by 9.9 per cent to over $96.6 billion for the period ending first quarter 2007.  This is a 43 per cent increase or $29 billion gain over the last five years. For complete results, click here.

Canadian credit unions enjoyed another year of strong financial growth in 2006, showing healthy balance sheet gains.

Combined credit union system assets rose to more than $95 billion at the end of 2006, up $8 billion, or 9.2 per cent, from a year earlier.  For complete system results, click here.

Canadian credit unions demonstrated solid financial performance for the third quarter 2006.
The affiliated credit union system continued to strengthen financially, posting another quarter of solid balance sheet growth. Double-digit annualized growth was maintained in two of the three main financial categories for the fifth straight quarter. For detals, click here.