International Women's Day 2023

Happy International Women’s Day 2023!

Happy International Women’s Day 2023!

Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that’s diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge women’s equality.

Collectively we can all #EmbraceEquity

#IWD2023

FAIM 3.2 Award

FAIM 3.2 Award

Tippet-Richardson is thrilled to have been awarded the FAIM 3.2 Award, as complying with the requirements of the FIDI-FAIM Quality Standard for international moving. We are therefore recognized as an Affiliate of FIDI Global Alliance.

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Tippet-Richardson’s 95th Anniversary

Tippet-Richardson is celebrating its 95th anniversary this year! Join us on a trip down memory lane and learn about the history of T-R against a backdrop of Canadian milestones.
Jeff Brennan, GM at T-R Ottawa

Jeff Brennan, General Manager at T-R Ottawa

Whilst T-R is celebrating its 95th anniversary, it’s quite fitting that we’re doing our staff focus on Jeff Brennan, as he’s also celebrating an anniversary: 30 years with the T-R brand!

Jeff has worked for T-R Westcan Inc. for 7 years, holding the position of GM at our Vancouver branch. However, he hails from Ontario and it is where he got his start working for Tippet-Richardson Limited and where he’s been doing the brand proud, most recently as the GM of our Ottawa branch.

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Tippet-Richardson turns 95!

Tippet-Richardson turns 95!

We’re celebrating Tippet-Richardson’s 95th anniversary this year!  T-R began life from humble beginnings in 1927 (the year of Canada’s Diamond Anniversary), when Basil Tippet and C.A. Richardson rented a warehouse and a moving van, to start their operation in Toronto.  This was way back before there was even a highway into Western Canada.

Now we’ve been around for almost a century and we’ve certainly seen a few things.  T-R has survived: the stock market crash of ’29 and the Great Depression that followed in the “dirty thirties”; the global devastation of World War 2; not to mention the COVID pandemic.  We were even here when the maple leaf was raised for the very first time on the Canadian flag we know today.

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