In December 1913, Sifton moved Stewart from Municipal Affairs into the Public Works portfolio; in this capacity, Stewart played a major role in the incorporation of the Alberta Farmers' Co-operative Elevator Company, which was a farmer-run co-operative with a charter to own and operate grain elevators.
There are 671 housing co-operatives, with 63,000 members.
Another option is loosening restrictions on so-called producer organisations – large-scale farmers' co-operatives with thousands of members who could then negotiate with Britain's food processing companies and supermarkets, increasing the price when they leave the farm gate.
There is talk of forming co-operatives with the bottlers for some products, with Coke assuming more of their risk.None of this would be possible without the backing of Mr Daft, who is determined to make Coke a more intuitive, touchy-feely kind of organisation than it was under the numbers-driven Mr Ivester.
The government plans to decide on Fannie's and Freddie's futures by February, but the agencies are likely to survive under state control or as co-operatives with state guarantees.This extraordinary resilience reflects the widespread political lust in America for subsidising housing.
But he is less co-operative with official GONGOs.
We can assure you that we will be fully co-operative with all investigations.
Of all the story's protagonists, he was arguably the least co-operative with the filmmakers.
The county now boasts a residents-led energy co-operative with a variety of successful solar schemes under its belt.
He added that the Amtrak train's engineer, Brandon Bostian, had been "fully co-operative" with the investigation.
What is worse, they compounded this by failing to be open and co-operative with us as their regulator".
