Cultural Centre and Meridian Credit Union announce gallery partnership

February 26, 2014 · 0 Comments

When banks and financial institutions see red, it is very rarely a good thing – particularly for the client. But, when Aurora’s Meridian Credit Union saw red when they walked into the Aurora Cultural Centre, they saw an opportunity.

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