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Branch Holiday Closure Notice

Tuesday, Dec 24: All branches will be open until 3:00pm. Our Member Contact Centre will be open until 4:00pm. 
Wednesday, Dec 25, & Thursday, Dec 26: All locations and our Member Contact Centre will be closed. 
Tuesday, Dec 31: All branches will be open until 3:00pm. Our Member Contact Centre will be open until 4:00pm. 
Wednesday, January 1: All locations and our Member Contact Centre will be closed.

Canada Post Service Disruptions

Canada Post service disruptions may delay the delivery of member statements, notices, and other communications. To avoid interruptions, please contact our Member Contact Centre by phone at 1-877-787-0361 to discuss alternative solutions, such as enrolling in eStatements or online banking.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

North Peace Savings and Credit Union branches will be closed September 30th to honour National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

In June, the federal government passed a new legislation making September 30th a federal statutory holiday to recognize and commemorate the legacy of the residential schools. 

The designation of this day is in response to one of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action and is meant to honour residential school survivors, their families, and communities. It also ensures the ongoing commemoration of the history and legacy of residential schools which remains a vital part of the reconciliation process.

The North Peace Savings team is on a collective learning journey to deepen our understanding of truth and reconciliation and we are honoured to respect this significant day.

Educational Links

Schedule for Truth and Reconciliation Week  For the week starting September 30, there a number of free, online educational events for the public.

Truth and Reconciliation 94 Calls To Action  short version of the 94 calls to action. Pay special attention to TRC#92 for Business And Reconciliation

National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation for online access to the full Truth & Reconciliation Commission’s reports