COMMUNITY YWCA Canadian Trademark Information

On Friday, April 10, 1987, a canadian trademark registration was filed for COMMUNITY YWCA by YWCA Canada *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 581917. The current status of this trademark filing is Registration published. The COMMUNITY YWCA trademark is filed in the description of Provision of consultation, co-ordination and support to member associations of the Young Women's Christian Association of Canada in the areas of association management, organization development, program development, co-operation for development, financial development, communications and information and the facilitation and provision of social services in association with member associations of the Young Women's Christian Association of Canada in the areas of housing, adult education and recreation, children and youth education and recreation, parent and pre-school education, camping, day care, fitness, aquatics, employment training, women's support groups and the elimination of social injustice in Canada and internationally through meetings, workshops and seminars, communication with municipal, provincial and federal levels of government and other persons and participation in international exchange and other programs. , Provision of consultation, co-ordination and support to member associations of the Young Women's Christian Association of Canada in the areas of association management, organization development, program development, co-operation for development, financial development, communications and information and the facilitation and provision of social services in association with member associations of the Young Women's Christian Association of Canada in the areas of housing, adult education and recreation, children and youth education and recreation, parent and pre-school education, camping, day care, fitness, aquatics, employment training, women's support groups and the elimination of social injustice in Canada and internationally through meetings, workshops and seminars, communication with municipal, provincial and federal levels of government and other persons and participation in international exchange and other programs. .