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Sponsors
(Click the logos to visit the sponsors' websites) 
AMI Memorials - Canada's premier Aboriginal memorial company - was established in 2006 by Joseph Bear.  Joseph, a Cree Indian from the Ochapowace First Nation near Broadview, Saskatchewan, started AMI to meet the need he saw for a company that was exclusively dedicated to dignifying the lives and legacies of Aboriginal people. Every day he assists families in remembering loved ones and through this work he has developed a deep appreciation of cemeteries as very important places. AMI Memorials is an Aboriginal-owned and controlled firm. Through a unique partnership with Remco Memorials, AMI provides a full range of personalized memorial products and services to families who want to honour the life and memory of a loved one. 
Remco Memorials, a third generation family business with a more than 80 year history, has grown to national stature by following the belief of it's founder that every life is worthy of memorialization. Today, Remco is a leader in the changing world of memorialization. The company offers alternatives that range from the most traditional to the most unique ... and provides families with caring, professional support to help choose the best way to honour their loved ones. The organizers gratefully acknowledge the support of:
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