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Lisa J. Stiver
with TDS Law is the only Manitoba lawyer to be listed on the "Lawyers to Watch" list in the June 2012 edition of LEXPERT's Guide to the Leading US/Canada Cross-border Corporate Lawyers in Canada.
The University of Winnipeg
is pleased to announce the appointment of Sherman Kreiner as vice-president, student life. Since its inception in 2005, Kreiner has served as managing director of the University of Winnipeg Community Renewal Corporation, the University's development arm. He will retain this portfolio in addition to his responsibilities as vice-president.
COMPANIES
Osborne Accounting Group LLP
have announced the creation of the new accounting firm at 738 Osborne St. Osborne Accounting Group LLP is the result of a merger of three established accounting practices. Eva Gaudette, CGA, Michelle Coyle, FCGA, and Ryan Rawluk, CGA combine over 30 years of public-practice experience dealing with individual income tax, owner-managed small business and non-for-profit audits.
Fillmore Riley LLP
is proud to announce the following lawyers were recognized in The Best Lawyers in Canada 2013 publication. Fifteen lawyers were recently selected by their peers for inclusion in the publication and have been recognized in their respective practice areas: Banking and Finance, Timothy S. Dewart; Bet-the-Company Litigation, D. Wayne Leslie; Corporate and Commercial Litigation, D. Wayne Leslie; Corporate Law, Timothy S. Dewart, Glen R. Peters; Energy Regulatory Law, R.F. (Bob) Peters; Immigration Law, Sofia Mirza; Information Technology Law, Derek Cumming; Insolvency and Financial Restructuring, David J. Kroft, D. Wayne Leslie; Insurance Law, Stuart J. Blake, Bernice R. Bowley, Robert D. McDonald, Charles A. Sherbo; Labour and Employment Law, Robert A. Simpson; Real Estate Law, Timothy S. Dewart, Jody S. Langhan, Glen R. Peters, M. L. (Mickey) Rosenberg; Tax Law, Cy M. Fien; Trusts and Estates, Cy M. Fien. In addition, two lawyers have been named Best Lawyers' 2013 Lawyers of the Year for the Winnipeg marketplace. Cy M. Fien has been named the Best Lawyers' 2013 Winnipeg Tax Law "Lawyer of the Year." D. Wayne Leslie has been named the Best Lawyers' 2013 Winnipeg Corporate and Commercial Litigation "Lawyer of the Year."
AWARDS
Encore Business Solutions
has been named to the annual Top 100 Value Added Resellers list by Accounting Today. The prestigious list ranks the top VARs nationwide by revenue, with consideration given this year to those who have achieved success by expanding their ERP product line of offerings. As one of just three Canadian Microsoft Dynamics Resellers on the list, Encore is notably the only Dynamics AX Reseller in Canada recognized.
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Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition August 27, 2012 B7
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