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June 25, 2009 – CUMIS celebrates Canada Day with en masse singing of national anthem
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March 25, 2009 – CUMIS 'VOTES EARTH'
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February 26, 2009 – CUMIS Insurance Life Events Planner now includes TFSA calculator
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December 16, 2008 – CUMIS donates a million Aeroplan points and $13,000 to help alleviate hunger
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November 18, 2008 – CUMIS raises more than $111,000 for the United Way, Surpasses Goal
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November 10, 2008 – CUMIS named one of Hamilton-Niagara's Top Employers for 2009
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October 7, 2008 – CUMIS donates more than 450 boxes of apples to 25 local charities
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CUMIS employees and local dignitaries gather for the singing of 'O Canada' at the CUMIS head office in Burlington.

CUMIS Life Insurance Company President and COO pictured with Canada Day event guests. From left to right are: Burlington MP Mike Wallace, Burlington Mayor Cam Jackson, Burlington MPP Joyce Savoline, CUMIS Life Insurance Company President and COO Gabe Kalmar and Burlington Ward 1 Councillor Rick Craven.

CUMIS presents the donation cheque to the United Way of Burlington and Greater Hamilton. Pictured from left to right are: Renee Simpson, Executive Assistant; Lisa McCann, Corporate Communications Specialist; Carol Jardine, Senior Vice President, Property & Casualty and Executive Campaign Chair; Susan Elliott, Associate Campaign Director; Shawn MacDonald, Loaned Associate.

Kenn Lalonde, President & CEO, The CUMIS Group Limited (centre) gathered apples in the CUMIS orchard with (left to right) Steve Dimen, Director of Corporate Development, The Ippolito Group; Mike Wallace, Burlington MP; Joyce Savoline, Burlington MPP; Darryl Skidmore, CEO, The United Way of Burlington & Greater Hamilton; Burlington Mayor Cam Jackson; and, Kelly McGiffin, CEO, FirstOntario Credit Union.

Burlington MPP Joyce Savoline joined local non-profit organization Halton Food For Thought to collect 31 boxes of apples in the CUMIS orchard, which will feed 3, 560 students in 11 schools across the region.