Notice of Special Meeting for Members on April 30, 2026

The NLCU Board of Directors is calling a Special Meeting for members.

The purpose of this meeting is to announce the results of the vote on the proposed merger. If the membership votes in favour of the merger, the board will also call for a special resolution to approve the Amalgamation Agreement. To review the Amalgamation Agreement, please visit the merger information website, comingtogether4u.com.

The Special Meeting will take place online via Zoom on Thursday, April 30, 2026, commencing at 6:30 p.m. NDT. To participate, members are to pre-register by clicking here. All members are welcome and encouraged to attend.  

Members to Vote on Proposed Merger between April 20-27, 2026

From April 20-27, 2026, eligible NLCU members will be asked to vote to approve the merger with Reddy Kilowatt Credit Union. Voting will be conducted electronically. Information on how to cast your vote will be provided once voting opens on April 20.

Members who are entitled to vote are those who are in good standing, have reached the age of majority, and have the required equity shares with your credit union. All eligible members are encouraged to exercise your right to vote.

About the Proposed Merger

The boards of directors of NLCU and Reddy Kilowatt Credit Union have unanimously recommended a merger to build on the collective strengths of both credit unions for long-term sustainability and growth. For more information on the proposed merger, please visit comingtogether4u.com.

Fraud Alert: Impersonation Scam

Members should be aware of a new fraud scam taking place whereby you may receive a telephone call from someone claiming to be a representative of NLCU.

In these calls, the scammer may claim there is an issue with transactions, suspicious activity, or a problem that requires immediate action. They may ask for personal information such as account numbers, online banking credentials, multi-factor verification codes, or other sensitive details.

NLCU will never ask for your online banking login credentials or multi-factor authentication codes. If you receive a call from someone claiming to be from NLCU and you are unsure of their identity, please hang up and call 1 (800) 563-3300.

As a reminder, you should always verify through official NLCU channels any unexpected or suspicious contact claiming to originate from your credit union.

Protect Your Personal Information

Telephone calls from scammers pretending to be from reputable companies to trick you into revealing personal information are a form of impersonation scamming. Here are a few important tips to remember to protect against these scams:

• Be suspicious of unsolicited phone calls
• Never assume that phone numbers appearing on your call display are accurate
• Hang up and make the outgoing call when someone claims to be contacting you from your credit union, service provider, law enforcement or government agency
• Verify information through official channels
• Be cautious about providing personal information

Learn more about safeguarding your accounts online by visiting Get Cyber Safe and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.

Announcing the Recipients of the 2025 NLCU Scholarship Program

NLCU is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2025 NLCU Scholarship Program. The program offers three scholarships - two for eligible NLCU members/children of members, and one for eligible children of NLCU board members and employees. Each scholarship is valued at $3,000.

The scholarship recipients for 2025 are:

• Spencer King, graduate of Laval High School, recipient of the Michael W. Boland Outstanding School and Community Involvement Scholarship
• Benjamin Blake, graduate of Exploits Valley High School, recipient of the Owen Grimes Memorial Scholarship
• Claire Goodyear, graduate of Gonzaga High School, recipient of the Brian F. McDonald Scholarship

First established in 1994, the NLCU Scholarship Program recognizes the contributions of Newfoundland and Labrador’s community builders of tomorrow, celebrating those who embody the qualities of good citizenship and co-operation. Since the program's inception, a total of 82 scholarships have been awarded to graduating high school students in Newfoundland and Labrador.