Engraving Services à St. James, Winnipeg, MB
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1843 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, R3J 0G7
(204) 837-9066
At Stewart Trophies & Engraving, we have been creating the finest customized trophies and other mementos since 1966. Based in Winnipeg, we create customized awards, trophies, plaques, glassware and more. We also perform engraving and sublimation. We know the importance of forming personal relationships and giving each client the one-on-one service that they deserve. Contact us today to speak to our experienced craftsmen. 
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135 Midland Street, ST. JAMES INDUSTRIAL, Winnipeg, R3E 3M9
(204) 775-8953
We aren't old, were experienced CanMark Industries Ltd. based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, was founded in 1911 as The Canadian Stamp Company under the entrepreneurship of an Icelander, Mr. O. Bjerring and a Scotsman, Mr. Gillon. Having learned their trade by working for the Manitoba Stamp & Stencil Co., they manufactured solid quality products which caused business to flourish. It wasn’t until the late 1950's that the name of the company was changed to the familiar "Canadian Rubber Stamp Co.", owned and operated at that time by Ted Clay, Art Hardman and Albert Clay. A major fire in 1965 resulted in a total loss of assets and destruction of the building at 324 Smith Street. After the fire, Albert Clay retired with Wilf Bromilow coming in as an equal partner. The company was relocated at 370 Notre Dame Avenue in Winnipeg. In 1974, Art Hardman decided it was time to retire. In 1975, another move took place to the 1422 Notre Dame location. Shortly thereafter, Wilf passed away and ownership was shared between Ted Clay and Mastermark Systems Inc. In 1988, Ted Clay also retired. A new building was purchased at the present location of 135 Midland Street (off Notre Dame Ave) and the company name was changed to Canadian Marking Systems to reflect the diversity of products available. Ted’s son-in-law, Terry Bias, became the general manager and held this position until April 2002, when he purchased the company. As its president, Terry is committed to carrying on the company’s tradition of quality and fast, courteous service. The company is now operating as a division of CanMark Industries Ltd. CanMark, in one form or another, now celebrates 100 years of service in Winnipeg. For a centenarian, we're pretty sharp.