Winnipeg Grain Exchange

The Winnipeg Grain Exchange (Known too as ICE Futures Canada) was established in 1887, and dissolved in 1986.It was also the predecessor of the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange.

List of presidents

The 1906 Grain Exchange Building, designed by Darling and Pearson

• 1887–1888, Daniel Hunter McMillan
• 1888–1889, Samuel Spink
• 1889–1890, Nicholas Bawlf
• 1890–1891, Frederick William Thompson
• 1891–1892, James Alexander Mitchell
• 1893–1893, Arthur Atkinson
• 1893–1894, Samuel Alexander McGaw
• 1894–1895, George Reading Crowe
• 1895–1896, Stephen Nairn
• 1896–1897, Nicholas Bawlf
• 1897–1898, Robert Muir
• 1898–1899, Joseph Harris
• 1899–1900, William Linton Parrish
• 1900–1901, William Martin
• 1901–1902, Charles Alexander Young
• 1902–1903, Frederick Phillipps
• 1903–1904, Alexander Ross Hargraft
• 1904–1905, John Love
• 1905–1906, Isaac Capel Tilt
• 1906–1907, William J. Bettingen
• 1907–1908, John Fleming
• 1908–1909, Hugh Northcote Baird
• 1909–1910, George Fisher
• 1910–1911, Archibald Dickson Chisholm
• 1911–1912, Donald Morrison
• 1912–1913, Andrew Kelly
• 1913–1914, Alvin K. Godfrey
• 1914–1915, Sidney Thomas Smith
• 1915–1916, William Edwin Milner
• 1916–1917, John C. Gage
• 1917–1918, William Richard Bawlf
• 1918–1919, Frederick J. Anderson
• 1919–1920, John Esterbrooke Botterell
• 1920–1921, Norman Lawrence Leach
• 1921–1922, C. H. Leaman
• 1922–1923, John Bremner Craig
• 1923–1924, James Armstrong Richardson
• 1924–1925, C. C. Fields
• 1925–1926, D. C. MacLachlan
• 1926–1927, A. Thomson
• 1927–1928, Elbert Walter Kneeland
• 1928–1929, James Alexander Crowe
• 1929–1930, William Arthur Murphy
• 1930–1931, A. P. White
• 1931–1932, C. E. Hayles
• 1932–1933, Sidney Thomas Smith
• 1933–1934, Henry Eugene Sellers
• 1934–1935, Roy W. Milner
• 1935–1936, Rupert Cambourne Reece
• 1936–1937, William Johnstone Dowler
• 1937–1938, H. Gauer
• 1938–1939, J. W. Horn
• 1939–1941, George S. Mathieson
• 1941–1942, S. A. Searle
• 1942–1943, K. A. Powell
• 1943–1944, A. Christie