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Manitoba’s Big Moves in Arts, Housing, and Health | Winnipeg News

Manitoba’s Big Moves in Arts, Housing, and Health | Winnipeg News

Published 1 week, 5 days ago
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Selkirk’s Garry Theatre welcomes new executive director Julia Brown, set to reopen in late September, while Manitoba launches its first supervised consumption site—a bittersweet but vital step in tackling addiction. Meanwhile, CUPE Manitoba is urging swift passage of Bill 13 to strengthen tenant rights and combat housing insecurity. And in Winnipeg, the Retired Women Teachers’ Association celebrates 75 years of community service, friendship, and advocacy for educators—and local shelters.

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