Alpine Credits Secures HRD Canada Three-Peat with 2026 Best Place to Work Win


SURREY, British Columbia, June 16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Alpine Credits, a pioneer in Canadian home equity financing, alongside its parent organization, Amur Financial Group, has earned a spot on the prestigious Canada’s Best Place to Work list for the third year running. The annual rankings are compiled by the Human Resources Director Canada (HRD), the nation’s premier authority on workplace culture and employer excellence.



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