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Do you belong to a credit union? Why not?

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Plaque in downtown Hamilton commemorating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the credit union movement in Canada Credit: Doreen Nicoll I've seen my brothers working, Throughout this mighty land, l prayed we'd get together, And together make a stand. Then we'd own those banks of marble, With a guard at every door, And we would share those vaults of silver, That we have sweated for! The Banks are Made of Marble — music and lyrics by Les Rice (1948). Listen to Pete Seeger’s version. Erin Flanagan, PhD student in the Graduate Program in Health Policy and Equity at York University in Toronto. Erin’s research interests include the social determinants of health and more specifically, the intersection of health and the environment. Credit: Erin Flanagan Dennis Raphael, professor of Health Policy and Management at York University should be a familiar voice to listeners. Dennis’ research focuses on the political economy of health inequalities. Credit: Dennis Raphael Erin Flanagan and Dennis

Plaque in downtown Hamilton commemorating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the credit union movement in Canada Credit: Doreen Nicoll I've seen my brothers working, Throughout this mighty land, l prayed we'd get together, And together make a stand. Then we'd own those banks of marble, With a guard at every door, And we would share those vaults of silver, That we have sweated for! The Banks are Made of Marble — music and lyrics by Les Rice (1948). Listen to Pete Seeger’s version. Erin Flanagan, PhD student in the Graduate Program in Health Policy and Equity at York University…

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