June 30, 2026
We had our AGM last night and what a night it was! Thank you Pugwash for hosting and thank you to our members for sharing in this milestone with us as we celebrated our inaugural year! And to our Board of Directors, Management and Executive teams and of course our staff - 2025 was a HUGE year to say the least and your passion, dedication and endless hours of member support created the foundation of a credit union we're all so proud of.
June 18, 2026
Our team had a wonderful time this week chatting with the Nova Scotia Native Women's Association Entrepreneurship class about business financials, credit management and additional insights on personal financing and wellness. We're grateful to have met this inspiring group and look forward to continuing to build a partnership that supports their next steps!
April 1, 2026
Katie and Elaine had an inspiring morning at the Nova Scotia Engagement Days – Economic Prosperity Roundtable discussion hosted by the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus in Truro!
The discussions flowed through industries, challenges, opportunities, and stories of resilience.
As Mosaik, we were incredibly grateful to gather in a room of people challenging systems with a clear passion for supporting education and driving innovation for the betterment of our communities, businesses, and neighbours through cooperation and connection.
As Mosaik, we were incredibly grateful to gather in a room of people challenging systems with a clear passion for supporting education and driving innovation for the betterment of our communities, businesses, and neighbours through cooperation and connection.
We’re proud to be part of conversations that move our communities forward.
February 19, 2026
Mosaik Credit Union Launches ASAPP OXP®, Becoming First Credit Union to Integrate Mambu Core Banking with ASAPP OXP® Lending Origination
Some BIG first steps. Click HERE for all the details!
February 12, 2026
New CEO Appointed
Mosaik Credit Union is pleased to announce the appointment of Krystle Clyke as Chief Executive Officer, effective January 24, 2026.
Krystle steps into the role with a strong commitment to our members, staff, and communities, and a continued focus on building a vibrant future for Mosaik Credit Union.
To read the full announcement, please click the link below.
Official Announcement
February 12, 2026
Georg Oberprieler, CEO, retires.
After more than 40 years of dedicated service in the credit union system across Germany, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia, Georg Oberprieler, Chief Executive Officer of Mosaik Credit Union, has announced his retirement, effective January 23, 2026.
Georg’s decision comes earlier than anticipated following a recent diagnosis of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).
To read the full announcement, please click the link below.
Official Announcement
February 3, 2026
We’re incredibly excited for this program, what it stands for, how it will truly impact our communities, and of course proud that our Atlantic Credit Union system has once again unified to continue putting people first. Follow the link to learn more or reach out to us at any of our 9 branch locations and our team will be more than happy to answer your questions.
NS First Time Home-Buyers Program
January 20, 2026
At Mosaik, we are more than just a financial institution and as a credit union, how we do business is shaped entirely by the communities and the people we serve. 'The Groves' represents possibility, inclusion and a shared passion with all involved to see our neighbours thrive. We are so proud and grateful to be a part of this project.
Nova Scotia Government
People in Cumberland County will soon have more options for affordable housing, including a new path to affordable home ownership.
Nova Scotia Government
People in Cumberland County will soon have more options for affordable housing, including a new path to affordable home ownership.
The Groves at Hillsdale, a modular home community in Amherst, will have 47 homes when complete. Twenty-eight of them will be sold under a shared ownership model between the buyer and United Way Maritimes, while the other 19 will have affordable monthly rent.
All levels of government are supporting the project, which the United Way is leading. The Province of Nova Scotia is investing $4,045,815, the Government of Canada is contributing $2,350,000, and the Town of Amherst has provided $639,950 in infrastructure costs to the project. The River Philip Foundation has also provided about $1.7 million to help make The Groves at Hillsdale possible.
The home ownership model is a first for the province. Buyers will not require a down payment, and United Way Maritimes will retain about 30 per cent ownership of the homes. Buyers will enter an agreement with United Way that establishes resale conditions that will ensure these homes remain affordable. Home purchase costs will range from $127,000 for a one-bedroom home to $182,000 for two bedrooms. Monthly mortgage payments are expected to range from $740 to $1,100.
To be eligible to purchase a home in The Groves at Hillsdale, interested buyers must:
- have gross annual household income between $50,000 and $80,000
- stable income from employment, Employment Insurance or retirement funds
- be a resident of or work in Cumberland County
- be approved for a mortgage of between $127,000 and $187,500 (based on a 4.95 per cent interest rate) through the Mosaik Credit Union.
Qualified buyers will also require home insurance to be eligible for ownership of a unit.
Rental units at The Groves at Hillsdale are for people with household incomes between $25,800 and $45,000. Rent ranges from $550 to $708 per month for a one-bedroom and is $884 per month for a two-bedroom. Utilities are not included in the rent. The units are 37 square metres (395 square feet) to 55 square metres (592 square feet). Twelve units are complete and will be occupied by February 1.
The Province has also provided $402,500 in financing through the Community Housing Acquisition Program to the Cumberland County Transition House Association, known as Autumn House, to purchase a five-unit building and to maintain these affordable apartments in Amherst.
