41. Friends Of The West End McQuade Manitoba Arts Council Manitoba Blue Cross Manitoba Community Places Programmanitoba culture, Heritage and Tourism, Arts Branch Manitoba Education http://www.wecc.ca/site/friends_list.html

Thanks to our Friends! Many thanks to the organizations and individuals who have donated to The West End Cultural Centre in 2003 Organizations Assiniboine Credit Union Canada Council for the Arts Canadian Heritage, Arts Presentation Program Canadian Heritage, Cultural Spaces Program Jewish Foundation of Manitoba Klinic Community Health Centre Manitoba Arts Council Manitoba Blue Cross Manitoba Community Places Program Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Tourism, Arts Branch F.K. Morrow Foundation Neighbourhoods Alive! Spence Neighbourhood Association The Thomas Sill Foundation Winnipeg Arts Council The City of Winnipeg - Councillor Harvey Smith The Winnipeg Foundation Individual Friends of the West End Cultural Centre Michael Aldcroft Sandy Altner Margaret Bellhouse Diana Borys Barb Brown Shirley Canty Jennifer Cobb Chris Couture Brian Dondo Tim Dumore Bob Dunkeld Arlene Forsyth Kimberley Hansen Jan Hawkins Jennifer Howard

42. CARTA Archives - 2001: Fw: GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES OF MANITOBA HISTO The Geographical Names of Manitoba was produced with support from partners, sponsors and volunteers including manitoba culture, Heritage and Tourism and http://library.usask.ca/lists/carta/2001/0043.html

Fw: GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES OF MANITOBA HISTORICAL REFERENCE BOOK RELEASED (News Release: Manitoba Conservation) From: Andrew Hubbertz ( Andrew.Hubbertz@usask.ca Date: Mon Jun 11, 2001 11:59:31 AM CST Next message: James Boxall: "New web site for GeoConnections in Canada and policy study" Previous message: Alberta Auringer Wood: "Conference Report" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... [ attachment ] Other mail archives: NONE Of possible interest to CARTA subscribers. Andrew Hubbertz - Original Message - From: "Paul Nielson" < p.nielson@home.com GOVINFO@sask.usask.ca > Cc: "Norquay, Brenda" < BNorquay@city.winnipeg.mb.ca ngodava@cc.UManitoba.CA iservice@leg.gov.mb.ca Next message: James Boxall: "New web site for GeoConnections in Canada and policy study" Previous message: Alberta Auringer Wood: "Conference Report" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... [ attachment ] Other mail archives: NONE This archive was generated by hypermail 2.1.0 Thu Jan 3, 2002 12:37:50 AM CST

43. GOVINFO Archives - 2001: LEGISLATION PROPOSED TO PROVIDE MODERN LEGISLATION PROPOSED TO PROVIDE MODERN FRAMEWORK FOR ARCHIVES, RECORDKEEPING(News Release manitoba culture, Heritage and Tourism). http://library.usask.ca/lists/govinfo/2001/0241.html

LEGISLATION PROPOSED TO PROVIDE MODERN FRAMEWORK FOR ARCHIVES, RECORD-KEEPING (News Release: Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Tourism) From: Paul Nielson ( p.nielson@home.com Date: Wed May 30, 2001 07:11:07 PM CST Next message: Paul Nielson: "Comparative government 101: CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATS PUSH FOR RURAL BROADBAND ROLLOUT" Previous message: Paul Nielson: "CORNER BROOK scientist and opposition leader endorses 1996 water report (cabinet document)" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... [ attachment ] Other mail archives: NONE Bill 39 THE ARCHIVES AND RECORDKEEPING ACT http://www.gov.mb.ca/leg-asmb/bills/37-sess2/b039e.html **************************************************************************** MANITOBA GOVERNMENT NEWS RELEASE Information Services, Rm 29, Legislative Bldg. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3C 0V8 Ph: (204) 945-3746 Fax: (204) 945-3988 E-MAIL iservice@leg.gov.mb.ca Next message: Paul Nielson: "Comparative government 101: CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATS PUSH FOR RURAL BROADBAND ROLLOUT" Previous message: Paul Nielson: "CORNER BROOK scientist and opposition leader endorses 1996 water report (cabinet document)" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... [ attachment ] Other mail archives: NONE This archive was generated by hypermail 2.1.0

44. MAPLIN: Manitoba Public Library Information Network MAPLIN Manitoba Public Library Information Network. by Will Enns, Head, TechnicalServices, Public Library Services, manitoba culture, Heritage and Citizenship. http://collection.nlc-bnc.ca/100/202/301/nlnews/nlnews-h/1995/11/2711e-03.htm

Contents Previous article National Library News November 1995, vol. 27, no. 11 MAPLIN: Manitoba Public Library Information Network by Will Enns, Head, Technical Services, Public Library Services, Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Citizenship MAPLIN is a union catalogue of resources held at rural and northern Manitoba public libraries. Initiated by the Public Library Services Branch of the provincial government department, Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Citizenship, MAPLIN is intended to overcome the challenges of providing equitable library service and resource sharing. Since the province's population is centred in Winnipeg, outlying rural and northern libraries have offered services in relative isolation from each other. MAPLIN allows libraries around the province to communicate, exchange information and share resources. This online union catalogue was begun in 1987 as catalogue records were added through the Public Library Service's Centralized Cataloguing Program. Catalogue records are also added to the union catalogue through periodic updates on diskette from many of the province's 84 rural and northern public libraries. The catalogue is housed on a UNIX server accommodating multiple dial-up, running GEAC ADVANCE library software. Libraries dial into MAPLIN via Manitoba DATAPAC at an economical, uniform rate across the province. When they dial into MAPLIN, libraries can enhance their local reference services through various types of searches on specific titles and subject areas. Libraries can also place direct holds on items located within the Public Library Services collection. Items held by other rural public libraries can be requested through ENVOY or traditional routes such as mail and telephone.

45. Heritage Directory Province/State Manitoba Mailing Country Canada Postal Code R3C 0V8 Telephone(204) 9453729 Fax (204) 945-5223 Mandate manitoba culture, Heritage and http://daryl.chin.gc.ca:8000/BASIS/cher/user/www/DDW?W=SUBJECT INC 'ABILITIES'&

46. MANITOBA INDIAN CULTURAL EDUCATION CENTRE A provincial, notfor-profit charitable educational entity for promoting awareness and understanding of First Nations culture within manitoba. http://www.schoolnet.ca/aboriginal/micec/index-e.html

PROVIDING 21 YEARS OF ABORIGINAL CULTURAL SERVICES and PROGRAMS The Centre opened its doors on June 5, 1975 and has since established itself as a permanent fixture within the First Nations community in Winnipeg. The Manitoba Indian Cultural Education Centre is a provincial, not-for-profit charitable educational entity which has as its goal the promoting of awareness and understanding of First Nations culture to individuals and groups within Manitoba. The Centre's main obligation is to provide services to the First Nation population, but understands that non-Aboriginal members of society also have to learn about the First Nation culture before First Nations culture can be fully appreciated. The Centre offers the following programs: All content © 1998 The Manitoba Indian Cultural Education Centre Design/Layout © 1998 First Nations Confederacy of Cultural Education Centres FIRST PEOPLES MENU

47. 2002 North American Indigenous Games - Official Site Contains news items, a description of aboriginal culture, links, venues, and sports coverage. Located in Winnipeg, manitoba, Canada. http://www.2002naig.com/

48. University Of Manitoba Centre For Ukrainian Canadian Studies (CUCS) The role Lysenko played in the development of Ukrainian culture. http://www.umanitoba.ca/centres/ukrainian_canadian/newsletter/abstract_filenko.h

49. Language Detector Cours de langue fran§ais. Information sur cet organisme, la culture, les ressources, un test en ligne et des liens. http://www.afwpg.ca/

Bienvenue sur le site de l'Alliance Française du Manitoba! cliquez-ici ] pour entrer... Welcome to the Alliance Française du Manitoba website! click here ] to enter...

50. Destination Manitoba | Culture And History leading galleries, it collects and exhibits works of art by manitoba, Canadian,and for carving come from ancient campsites of the Thule culture (10001600 AD http://winnipegfreepress2.com/specialsections/destinationmb/culture/

NORTH EAST INTERLAKE WINNIPEG ... PARKLAND NORTH Lynn Lake is known as the "town that moved", thanks to the tremendous task of moving buildings from the mine site at Sherridan before the new town was ready in 1953. Today you can visit Lynn Lake's quaint mining museum. There's lots to see and do when you have 18 hours of daylight to play in during the summer months in the north. www.cancom.net/~lliap/lynnlake The town of Leaf Rapids was carved out of the wilderness between 1971 and 1974 to serve employees of the newly opened Ruttan Mine, owned by Sherritt Gordon Mines Limited. In 1987 Sherritt Gordon sold the Ruttan Mine to Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co., Limited. Located 25 km. east of Leaf Rapids, the copper and zinc mine is one of the largest and most modern in Canada. Visitors may tour it during the summer months. Leaf Rapids is laid out in a semi-circle of residential bays surrounding the unique town centre complex. www.cancom.net/~leaftown NORTH EAST INTERLAKE ... back to top EAST The Costume Museum of Canada in Dugald is home to a collection of 35,000 artifacts spanning 400 years. The collection represents the identity of everyday Canadians, urban and rural, public and private, through the garments that they made, purchased and wore. From July to September, travel with the museum to the City of Dreams - Winnipeg 1900 to 1914. Step off the train into the bustling heart of the prairies, the Chicago of the North, the Gateway to the West. It is a city energized with optimism and great expectations. As the population booms, the city prospers, becoming the financial and manufacturing centre for the West.

51. MAC - Manitoba Association Of Friendship Centres Website: News Promoting a wider understanding of the culture and heritage of peoples of Native ancestry among all people. http://www.mac.mb.ca/

Username: Password: Remember me Home About Us Centres Programs ... Links Date / Time Counter Today: 7 (unique:2) Ever: 30544 (unique:27106) Record: 1093 (unique:868) Welcome Username: Password: Remember me Signup Forgot password? Friendship Centres in Manitoba: Online Guests: 1 Members: On this page: 1 Members: 41, newest: News Headlines Canada Border Services Agency interest rates for the third calendar quarter THE DAILY Last updated: 10 Jun : 02:28 Details News The Manitoba Association of Friendship Centres would like to extend congratulations to our new President Aldin Foy , of Brandon Friendship Centre. Also, congratulations go out to our new 1st and 2nd Vice Presidents Susie Secord (Dauphin FC)  and Joan Church (Swan River FC) and our Secretary Treasurer, Shelly Bulycz (The Pas FC) MAC would like to thank the past President and Executive Committee for all their dedication, contributions, and hard work for the Friendship Centre movement. Thank you all. MAC Meetings in 2004/2005 MAC meetings for the upcoming year are as follows: September 11-12 , 2004 in Selkirk, MB December 4-5

52. Destination Manitoba | Culture And History Events June 15, 16, The Winnipeg Beach Art and culture Cooperative presents its firstself June 22, manitoba Highland Dancer s Association Mid Canada Championship. http://winnipegfreepress2.com/specialsections/destinationmb/culture/events.html

May June July August ... February MAY May 11 Opening Day, Fort La Reine Museum. Portage la Prairie, 857-3259. May 11 Prairie Pioneer Seeding. Portage La Prairie. 857-3259, http://www.rm.portage-la-prairie.ca/museum.htm May 11 Vitriwka Dance Club Concert. Ethelbert, 742-3720. May 11 to 26 Funny Girl by Winnipeg Jewish Theatre. Winnipeg, 477-7478, http://www.wjt.ca. May 12 Mother's Day Open House, International Peace Garden, 534-2510, http://www.peacegarden.com. May 12 Manitoba Day Celebrations. Costume Museum of Canada, Dugald, 853-2166. May 12 to Sept. 2 This Other Eden: Canadian Folk Art Outdoors. Museum of Man and Nature, Winnipeg, 956-2830, http://www.manitobamuseum.mb.ca. May 14 to July 6 Shakespeare in the Ruins presents Hamlet. St. Norbert Arts Centre. Winnipeg, 957-1753, http://www.shakespeareintheruins.com. May 16 Groundswell presents From the Horse's Mouth, concerts for speaking musicians and horse routines. Copall Equestrian Centre, Winnipeg, 943-5770. May 16 Rita MacNeil Concert. Recreation Centre, Morden, 822-5630, http://www.mordenmb.com. May 16 Horticultural Tea and Plant Sale. Deloraine, 747-2655.

53. Manitoba People, History, Traditions Through The Eyes Of An Immigrant And Long-t Articles on manitoba's people, culture, traditions, scenes, and current events. http://www.geocities.com/sunnymanitoba/

This site is still under construction. In the meantime, please visit my Natural Health site at Suite101.com where other Manitoba articles have been published. The site is searchable, so you can easily find any one of my hundreds of articles there. You may also visit my Healing Hug site where I am publishing articles of healing for a hurting world. Sunny Manitoba Roadmap Last Update 01/13/2004 Sunny Manitoba Articles arranged in numeric order Sunny Manitoba Articles arranged by topics Healing Hug Stories of Healing Natural Health Environmental Gardening in harmony with nature still under construction Allergy Lifeline natural help from personal experience still under construction Heritage German beyond political borders still under construction Herbalism Links Arranged in categories Talk to me, God My personal spiritual journey Watercolor Hints Here's how I do it. Webmaster's Bio Meet Traute Klein, AKA biogardener. Sunny Manitoba Guestbook Please Sign or Read Entries Subscription To receive the occasional newsletter about this site, click on the email graphic and send me a note. Sunny Manitoba Articles A Hug for Alzheimer's The hug which chased away the clouds of confusion.

54. Listings Manitoba: Canada : Manitoba : Culture Canada manitoba Society culture ethnic associations. , Search,Search_whole_world, Complete Directory, http://listingsca.com/Manitoba/Society/Culture/

USA United Kingdom Listings Canada Maps ... Weather 47 visitors currently online Find more results: Major Areas Brandon (1) Winnipeg (4) ... Society : Culture - ethnic associations Search Search whole world Complete Directory Canada Wide Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland NW Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario PE Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon All Categories In Culture Only Animals/Pets Arts/Crafts Auto Guide Business Community Services Computers Education Employment Entertainment Events/Festivals Government Media Miscellaneous Professional Resource Industries Science/Humanities Shopping Society Sports/Recreation Travel General Asian Blacks French Western ... Winnipeg Page 1 of 1 View with No Descriptions Preferences @View the complete list in Manitoba Province Wide Canadian Slovenian Cultrual Society http://www.canadianslovenian.mb.ca/ (Added Apr 12, 2002 - Hits: 40) Western Icelanders in Manitoba This digital collection was produced in association with The New Iceland Heritage Museum under contract to the SchoolNet Digital Collections program, Industry Canada. http://collections.ic.gc.ca/iceland/ (Added Jun 16, 2002 - Hits: 29)

55. Manitoba Academy Chinese Studies Choir A nonprofit organization founded in 1974. Promotes Chinese culture, language, singing and dancing. Includes events, schedule and contact information. http://www.freewebs.com/macsc/

MACSC Home About Us Members Info Events ... Guestbook May 2003 MACS or the Manitoba Academy of Chinese Studies is a federally registered charitable organization founded in Winnipeg in 1974 by a group of ethnic Chinese immigrant professionals mainly from the academic and medical fields. Its primary mission is the promotion of Chinese culture and the teaching of the Chinese language amongst Manitobans. Its main activity is a Chinese school that has some 180 students attending Mandarin classes every Saturday morning at Grant Park High School in Winnipeg. In addition to these classes that are from kindergarten to grade 10, MACS provides adult classes in beginner and intermediate conversational Mandarin. Other areas of instruction include Calligraphy, Chinese History and Literature, Chinese Yo-Yo and Chinese Folk Dance. Beginning in 2001, students passing the final exam of Senior I Class graduate from MACS with a certificate that is recognized as a credit equivalent to Introductory Mandarin Language from the Asian Studies Center of the University of Manitoba. In the Cultural arena, MACS has over 40 adults taking Tai-Ji classes. It also has over 40 choir members (

56. Turtle Mountain Metis Days An annual event celebrating M©tis culture and heritage, sponsered by the Turtle Mountain Local of the manitoba Metis Federation. http://www.boissevain.ca/events/metisdays/

@import "/common/styles/fancy.css"; You are here: Home Visitor's Guide Metis Days Turtle Mountain Metis Days at the Conservation Area, Lake Metigoshe Schedule and Details for the 10th Annual (2003) Metis Days Experience the Metis Tradition Metis Days is a celebration of Metis culture and heritage held each July in the Turtle Mountain Conservation District park at Lake Metigoshe. The Turtle Mountain Metis cordially invite everyone to join them for a weekend of demonstrations - hunting, trapping, fishing, etc. - competitions, music and dancing. Everyone is encouraged to participate in the events, which include: slingshot arm wrestling children's barrel racing children's egg throwing bingo Admission is FREE Arts and crafts tables welcome Food and drink available on site 90 campsites and 2 restaurants nearby NO ALCOHOL permitted on site Sponsored by the Turtle Mountain Local of the Manitoba Metis Federation More Information Please contact the Turtle Mountain Metis Days organizers for answers to any questions: Steve Racine Phone: 1-204-534-6610 Ken LeForte Phone: 1-204-658-3417 Lorne Conway Phone: 1-204-747-2271 See Also 9th Annual Metis Days Manitoba Metis Federation Deloraine, Manitoba

57. Paleo-Indian Traditions culture and tools of the Clovis, Folsom, and Plano cultures of prehistoric North America. http://www.umanitoba.ca/anthropology/Manitoba/paleo.html

Paleo-Indian Traditions The Paleo-Indian period was the earliest firmly established era of human activity in the New World (10,000 - 8,000 B.C) and involved the spread of similar technologies and subsistence patterns in many parts of the continent. As elsewhere, it is represented in Manitoba by Clovis, Folsom, and Plano traditions and was dependent upon hunting of large game animals, originally extinct Pleistocene mammalian fauna and, later, the giant long-horned bison. This emphasis earned the first North Americans the title of "Big Game Hunters". Because much of Manitoba was covered by glacial ice and the meltwater which formed Lake Agassiz , Paleo-Indian sites are not abundant in the province. Points during the Clovis time, 10,000 - 9,000 B.C., are found in isolated occurrences west of the Manitoba Escarpment. During the Folsom phase (9,000 - 8,000 B.C.) Lake Agassiz dropped in elevation possibly allowing peoples to move into the Red River Plain. It rose again by 8,000 B.C. and began its final retreat approximately 700 years later. The end of this era is associated with the extinction of many big game species as the last Pleistocene ice age gave way to the modern climates of the Holocene.

58. Manitoba - Canadian Culture And Canadian History Information On This Province manitoba Canadian culture and Canadian history information on this Province.Click here for more information from the Government of Canada. http://canadainternational.gc.ca/Manitoba_History-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Home Quick Links Downloadable forms Government Contacts Embassies and Consulates Frequently Asked Questions ... Currency Converter Search Languages Services for... Newcomers to Canada Canadians Living Abroad Feedback Site Map ... Manitoba Manitoba Bordered by Ontario, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, Hudson Bay and the United States, Manitoba is located in the centre of Canada. It is one of the three Prairie provinces and has an area of 647,797 square kilometres. Known as the land of 100,000 lakes, its capital city is Winnipeg. The Assiniboine Indians were the first inhabitants of Manitoba. Europeans reached Manitoba through Hudson Bay in the early seventeenth century during their search for the Northwest Passage to the Orient. While early European interest was centered on the fur trade, by 1812 the first agricultural settlement was established. Manitoba did not become a province of the Dominion of Canada until 1870. Agriculture is the backbone of rural Manitoba and supports thousands of jobs in towns and cities. Wheat is the most important crop, but the province is also the leading Canadian producer of flaxseed, sunflower seeds, buckwheat and field peas. Although originally based on agriculture, Manitoba's economy has become very diversified, with the services sector dominating. The central location of the province makes Manitoba an attractive base for a wide variety of services, notably in transportation and wholesale distribution. Other important industries include manufacturing, mining, textiles as well as printing and publishing.

59. Alliance Française Du Manitoba - Culture http://www.afwpg.ca/fr/culture/fr_culture.htm

Culture L'Alliance Française fait la promotion des arts et des cultures francophones à Winnipeg : expositions, conférences, littérature, théâtre, cinéma... et aussi un centre de ressources George Sand Mark Kosatsky : peinture Activités antérieures ... ...accueil

60. CBC Manitoba culture Shock takes you inside the music venues, theatres, opera houses, film sets,art galleries, book stores and cinemas to meet manitoba s finest artists http://winnipeg.cbc.ca/radio1/cshock/

document.write(""); document.write(""); Search our site: Host: Claudia Garcia de la Huerta Culture Shock Saturday 5:00 - 6:00 pm Join Culture Shock's Claudia Garcia de la Huerta every Saturday as we showcase the rich cultural life of the province. Our mission is to discover and expose the best music on offer on the block be it rock or jazz, classical or latin, folk or hip-hop. Culture Shock takes you inside the music venues, theatres, opera houses, film sets, art galleries, book stores and cinemas to meet Manitoba's finest artists and to share their successes Contacts email: cultureshock@winnipeg.cbc.ca telephone listener line: fax: mail: Box 160, Winnipeg. R3C 2H1 Jobs Contact Us Help Terms of Use ... Other Policies

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