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The Manitoba Chamber of Commerce’s 2012 Manitoba Business Awards finalists have been announced:
Long-Term Business Achievement in Winnipeg -- Poulin’s Pest Control, StandardAero and Westeel.
Outstanding Small Business -- Brandon Wheat Kings, Half Pints Brewing Company and Hemp Oil Canada.
Long-Term Business Achievement in Rural Manitoba -- Elias Woodwork, Murray Automotive Group and Centre and Smooth Freight.
Outstanding Medium Business -- Epic Information Systems, Gislason Taragownik and Peters and Tribal Wi-Chi-Way-Win Capital Corporation.
Outstanding Large Businesses -- Bison Transport, Cargill Limited and Hylife Limited.
Lieutenant-Governor’s Awards for Outstanding Commitment to the Community, Individual -- Greg Hanson.
Lieutenant-Governor’s Awards for Outstanding Commitment to the Community, Business -- The Dufresne Group.
Winners will be announced at a gala dinner on Oct. 18.
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