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Resource Materials Pertaining to Indian and Eskimo Cultures by Province of Manitoba, 1970-01-01 Wild ricing in Manitoba The Arctic small tool tradition in Manitoba A Study of the Church Buildings in Manitoba of the Congregational, Methodist, Presbyterian and United Churches of Canada by Neil Bingham, 1987 Papers in Manitoba History Report Number 1:Grand Rapids, Manitoba by Martha McCarthy, 1988 Identifying architectural styles in Manitoba (How-to series) One Child, Two Cultures : A Manual for Facilitating the Integration of Newcomer Children in Educational Settings by Anonymous, 1987-01-01 Introducing Manitoba Prehistory by BUCHNER (A. P. ) et al, 1983-01-01 Manitoba Ministers: Minister of Government Services, Minister of Culture, Heritage, Tourism and Sport, Minister of Finance Hill of the Buffalo Chase: 1982 excavations at the Stott Site, D1Ma-1 (Papers in Manitoba archaeology) by Patricia M Badertscher, 1987 Discovering the past: An introduction to the archaeology and culture history of the Neepawa and Area Planning District (Papers in Manitoba archaeology) by David K Riddle, 1983 The Light Within: Manitoba Women in Art: Selections from the Government of Manitoba Art Collection The Beginning of the Jewish community in Manitoba Railway stations of Manitoba by Patricia Trainor, 1984

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41. Seniors Resource Network
    The Historic Resources Branch of manitoba culture, Heritage and Tourism supportscommunities and individuals in their efforts to identify,  
    http://seniors.cimnet.ca/cim/19C44_50T3124.dhtm

42. 3rd-Level Page
    manitoba culture, Heritage and Tourism. Carson s interests and talents in managementdrew him to public service very early in his working life.  
    http://www.brandonu.ca/Organizations/CHI/si2001_keynotespeakers.html
    
    Extractions: Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Tourism Carson's interests and talents in management drew him to public service very early in his working life. After graduating with an Arts Degree from the University of Manitoba in 1971 he began a long and distinguished career with the Manitoba Government. His first years were spent in the departments of Executive Council (Management Committee of Cabinet), Northern Affairs (Canada/Manitoba Northlands Agreement) and Cultural Affairs and Historical Resources discovering the intricacies of managing people and business within the structure of a large bureaucracy. He developed a management style of encouraging and empowering people to live up to their potential, which he believes is the most effective way to work successfully in any institution. By 1983 Carson was promoted to Assistant Deputy Minister of Culture, Heritage and Recreation and 5 years later he was named Deputy Minister of Culture, Heritage and Citizenship. The position enhanced Carson's strong commitment to his home province and the potential of its multicultural heritage. His interest in the positive benefits of recreation brought him to gather research demonstrating the connection between well-being and population health.

43. BU News - Brandon University And Community Partners Receive $1 Million Research
    the Manitoba First Nation Education Resource Centre; the Art Gallery ofSouthwestern Manitoba; the Brandon School Division; manitoba culture,  
    http://www.brandonu.ca/news/article.asp?A_ID=749

44. Ombudsman Manitoba: News Release: Manitoba Natural Resources Follows Ombudsman's
    The Annual Report 19971998 for manitoba culture, Heritage and Citizenshipelaborates on the purposes and values of sound recordkeeping practices  
    http://www.ombudsman.mb.ca/news/jul16-99.htm
    
    Extractions: Winnipeg - The Manitoba Ombudsman's Office has completed an investigation into the destruction of audio tape recordings of presentations made during public meetings held by the 1997 Manitoba Water Commission, a commission of Manitoba Natural Resources. Barry Tuckett, the Manitoba Ombudsman, found that this was an unauthorized destruction of records that contravened The Legislative Library Act . This Act sets out a procedure for authorizing the retention and destruction of records of government departments and agencies. The investigation was launched on the Ombudsman's own initiative after an applicant under The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy was informed that there were no transcripts and that the tapes had been destroyed. The investigation confirmed that the tapes had been destroyed.

45. Ombudsman Manitoba: Access And Privacy Division
    prepared by Civil Legal Services of Manitoba Justice, and the GovernmentRecords Office, Provincial Archives, manitoba culture, Heritage and Tourism.  
    http://www.ombudsman.mb.ca/access.htm
    
    Extractions: Thank you for visiting the Access and Privacy Division pages of the Manitoba Ombudsman's Office web site. We are responsible for investigating complaints and reviewing compliance with access to information and protection of privacy rights under The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) and The Personal Health Information Act (PHIA). These statutes were proclaimed in May 1998 and December 1997 respectively. FIPPA replaced The Freedom of Information Act that had been in force since September 1988. PHIA is pioneering legislation in Canada dealing with access to and the protection of personal health information. If you are unfamiliar with access and privacy legislation in general, a good place to start on this web site is with the Principles of Access and Privacy Legislation underlying both FIPPA and PHIA. Our pages include information specific to either FIPPA or PHIA such as summaries of parts of the Acts, news releases and various other documents in the

46. Director, Public Library Services
    Manitoba Library Jobs. Director, Public Library Services manitoba culture, Heritageand Tourism Located in Brandon, Manitoba Advertisement No. 13865  
    http://www.mla.mb.ca/jobs/dplsposition.html
    
    Extractions: Advertisement No. 13865 SALARY RANGE: $63,907 to $79,038 per annum. CLOSING DATE: July 9, 2004 QUALIFICATIONS: The successful candidate will possess a Masters degree in Library Science with several years of progressively responsible library management experience, or an equivalent combination of advanced education and related experience. Experience managing staff and consulting with community-based library boards would be preferred. Strong communication, leadership and negotiation skills are required to facilitate work with staff, boards, trustees and committees. Candidates will be expected to demonstrate strong organizational and policy development skills in an environment which combines traditional and new technological library methods. DUTIES: The Director is responsible for the establishment and development of library services under the The Public Libraries Act, the formulation of provincial policy in respect to public libraries, the administration of provincial grants to public library boards and related agencies, and the management of provincially funded public library services. The Director manages six work units with 20 full time employees delivering support to Manitoba's 110 regional and municipal public library outlets through grant administration; consultation; educational programs; collection support; interlibrary loan; reference; cataloguing support and management of a central collection of 180,000 volumes. Staff also provide a book mail-out program for Manitobans without local library service and consultation to the general public on library issues. The Director represents Manitoba on provincial, national and intergovernmental committees, and provides leadership to implement policy and technological advances for libraries throughout the Province. The Director is responsible for incorporating emerging professional trends into policy development and practices in the provision of library services.

47. Bilingual Library Technician
    Manitoba Library Jobs. Bilingual Library Technician LYI manitoba culture,Heritage and Tourism Public Library Services Brandon, Manitoba  
    http://www.mla.mb.ca/jobs/mbgovblt.html
    
    Extractions: Brandon, Manitoba ADVERTISEMENT NUMBER: SALARY RANGE: $32,247 to $36,975 per year CLOSING DATE: November 12, 2004 QUALIFICATIONS: A Library Technician Certificate/Diploma from a recognized program with related experience, or an equivalent combination of post-secondary education and experience, is required. A sound knowledge of both official languages is essential. Ability to demonstrate attention to detail and to work independently is essential. Flexibility, good organizational and communication skills are required. Library experience using or managing reference and interlibrary loan is preferred. Experience working with francophone clients would be an asset as would experience working with library software using MARC format. Familiarity with computer software, GEAC, Microsoft Word and experience using Répertoire de vedettes-matière de l’Université Laval would be an asset. DUTIES: This position, under the direction of the Head of Circulation, is responsible for the maintenance, development and cataloguing of the French and multilingual collection and services. Other duties include locating and circulating materials and providing library collection support for rural and northern Manitoba public libraries.

48. Manitoba Culture, Heritage And Tourism
    Manitoba on a map of North America, Waterfall. Manitoba on a map of North America Grant Programs Home Page. manitoba culture, Heritage and Tourism  
    http://db.cht.gov.mb.ca/GrantsDir.nsf/TableContents?OpenPage

49. Manitoba Travel Tourism Vacations
    manitoba culture, Heritage and Tourism You will find a good general overviewof Manitoba attractions and tourism information along with links to  
    http://www.archaeolink.com/manitoba_travel_tourism_vacation.htm
    
    Extractions: Manitoba Tourism Home Province by Province Tourism Alberta Tourism British Columbia Tourism Manitoba Tourism New Brunswick Tourism ... Yukon Tourism Due to the nature of the topic and the wide range of information available, in order to cover only a tiny bit of it properly, some of the websites included here may have a commercial element in addition to the excellent information they provide. Such inclusion does not constitute an endorsement of product or service by archaeolink.com. Sites are included for information value only. The number of sites available online for this topic is enormous. This site can not and does not index all travel resources for a province. These "tourism" pages are basically designed as a supplement to the Province by Province Social Studies pages. For those of you for whom this "supplementary" material is not enough, the following does provide some idea of what is available online and will hopefully be a good starting point for a more serious search. Back to Manitoba Social Studies IgoUgo: Manitoba Tourism, Things To Do In Manitoba

50. Manitoba Arts Council - Arts Link
    manitoba culture, Heritage and Tourism The Winnipeg Arts Council The WinnipegFoundation. back to top. Associations/Foundations/Federations/Resources  
    http://www.artscouncil.mb.ca/english/artslink_reslink.html
    
    Extractions: Home Contact Webmaster Site Map ... Galleries Canadian Arts Councils Canada Council for the Arts The Alberta Foundation for the Arts (AFA) The British Columbia Arts Council The Government of the Northwest Territories, Education, Culture and Employment ... back to top Funding Bodies in Manitoba Canadian Heritage Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Tourism The Winnipeg Arts Council The Winnipeg Foundation ... back to top Associations/Foundations/Federations/Resources Visual Arts Akimbo Canadian Artists' Representation/le Front des Artistes Canadiens (CARFAC) Canadian Museums Association Inuit Art Foundation ... back to top Film / Video Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Arts (ACTRA)

51. Manitoba Arts Council - Information For First-time Applicants
    as an arm slength agency of the Province, through manitoba culture, The Manitoba Arts Council is given an annual allocation by the Province,  
    http://www.artscouncil.mb.ca/english/apply_first.html
    
    Extractions: Applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents living in Manitoba for at least one year immediately prior to applying. Some programs require that arts organizations be operating in Manitoba for a longer period. Applicants must be recognized by their peers as professionals in an artistic discipline. This means they are beyond the level of basic training and have had some work published, produced, or shown in a professionally recognized venue. Specific programs have other eligibility criteria that must be met by applicants. There are restrictions about the number of times applicants may receive a grant within a certain time period, and the number of programs to which applicants may apply. The program descriptions will provide initial information regarding eligibility and guidelines. Even if applicants have met all the criteria to apply for a program, they are not automatically entitled to a grant. Grants are allocated on the basis of artistic merit, Council priorities and available budget. Where Does the Money for Grants Come From?

52. Boissevain - Historical Resources > First Explorers
    Minister on manitoba culture, Heritage and Citizenship. MANITOBA HERITAGE COUNCIL1993. Note This information is displayed on a commemorative plaque  
    http://www.boissevain.ca/heritage/explorers.shtml
    
    Extractions: @import url("/common/styles/display.css"); You are here: Home Historical Resources First Explorers Manitoba's first explorers were Aboriginal people who entered the region from the south over 11,000 years ago. At that time only a small portion of the province was accessible, as most of it was covered by an ice sheet or glacial lakes. These first people hunted now extinct species of Ice Age animals and manufactured a distinctive style of stone spear point. The scarcity of such artifacts indicates that the earliest explorers were members of a small, highly mobile population whose territory included present-day southern Manitoba and Saskatchewan. As time went on, the ice sheet gradually melted and the glacial lakes slowly drained away. The central and northern regions of Manitoba soon supported a variety of plant and animal resources that drew the attention of indigenous hunters and gatherers. By 7,000 years ago, most of the province had been explored and subsequently occupied by successive generations of Manitoba's first people. THE HONOURABLE GARY FILMON

53. The Manitoba Aboriginal Music Hall Of Fame
    Minister of manitoba culture, Heritage and Tourism. For the initial launch ofthe Manitoba Aboriginal Music Hall of Fame, a volunteer committee selected  
    http://www.ncifm.com/aboriginal-music-hall-of-fame/middle2.html
    
    Extractions: The Manitoba Aboriginal Music Hall of Fame Hall of Fame Display Cases at NCI-FM Will exist for the purpose of raising the profile of accomplished Aboriginal musicians and chronicle their careers for all future generations and to recognize Manitobans that have made an outstanding contribution to the music created within the Aboriginal Community. The Manitoba Aboriginal Music Hall of Fame was created as a joint initiative between Native Communications Incorporated (NCI-FM) and the generous support of the Province of Manitoba. The Hall of Fame also recognizes the support of the Honourable Eric Robinson, Minister of Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Tourism.

54. Manitoba Camping Association: Specializing In Organized Childrens & Family Camps
    The Manitoba Camping Assocation has moved. Our new address is as follows.701A Westminster Avenue manitoba culture Heritage and Tourism  
    http://www.mbcamping.ca/
    
    Extractions: Laurie Wagner Please mail any inquiries for the board to the Executive Director. For information regarding other provincial camping associations please click here. As an association of organized childrens and family camps, we value: High standards of safety and quality for childrens experience at camp Promotion of active healthy growth The diversity of children in our community (interests, abilities, etc), and therefore the need to offer a diverse range of camping opportunities.

55. The Pinawa Heritage Sundial - Interpretive Display
    Through funding assistance from manitoba culture, Heritage and Tourism as well Local Government District of Pinawa, manitoba culture, Heritage Tourism  
    http://www.mts.net/~sabanski/sundial/phs_interpretive display.htm
    
    Extractions: Interpretive Display The sundial has many images with great significance to our community. In order for visitors to better appreciate the sundial, interpretive signage was required. Through funding assistance from Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Tourism as well as assistance from the LGD of Pinawa, AECL Underground Research Laboratory (URL), AECL Whiteshell Laboratories and numerous volunteers, an impressive interpretive display was constructed in 2003. The interpretive display consists of seven polished granite tablets, each one 2 feet wide and 3 feet tall. The tablets are mounted on a concrete display located at the north end of the sundial. The tablets give a general description of the sundial, how to use the sundial and short descriptions of the icons. In addition, with funding assistance from Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Tourism, a quantity of interpretive guides were printed and are available at the entrance to the sundial. This guide is available on this site and can be downloaded. Look for the link below.

56. Civilization.ca - Presenza: A New Look At Italian-Canadian Heritage - Bibliograp
    Winnipeg manitoba culture, Heritage and Citizenship, Multiculturalism Les avantages du Manitoba, sa culture et ses habitants un portrait de la  
    http://www.civilization.ca/cultur/presenza/pszablioe.html
    
    Extractions: BOOKS AND ARTICLES Abucar, Mohamed Hagi. Italians . Tantallon, N.S.: Four East Publications, 1991. 56 p. Anctil, Pierre. Antonelli, Claudio. Fedeli all'Istria, Fiume, Dalmazia: noi, profughi-emigrati Antonelli, Claudio et al. . Montreal: Basilio Giordana, 1998. 394 p. Sradicamento, appartenenza, identita: Pisino, Napoli, Montreal e altrove Ariemma, Virginia Williams. The Story of Villa Charities: A Quarter Century of Community Development by Italian Canadians in Greater Metropolitan Toronto, 1971-1996 . Toronto: Villa Charities, 1997. 244 p.

57. The Acquisition Of Canadian Permanent Residence Under The Manitoba Provincial No
    the Immigration Promotion and Recruitment Branch Citizenship and MulticulturalismDivision of the manitoba culture, Heritage and Citizenship Ministry.  
    http://www.immigration.ca/permres-manitoba-acquisition.asp
    
    Extractions: The following has been prepared by Colin R. Singer, Attorney At Law, for the intended reference by interested individuals and is not intended to create an attorney-client communication. This writing may be reproduced for the personal non commercial use of interested individuals on the express or implied condition that the contents herein are neither edited, modified nor altered in whole or in part, directly or indirectly without the express written consent of the author herein. (Canadian Immigration and Employment Law) FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS The Manitoba Government is currently one of three provincial governments to have concluded an agreement with the Government of Canada (Canada-Manitoba Agreement, 1996) providing for a framework for federal and provincial cooperation in the field of immigration. The Provincial Nominee Agreement, 1998, provides Manitoba with shared authority to identify and nominate prospective individuals destined to that Province. The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program outlines current guidelines for the promotion, recruitment and nomination of skilled individuals who can provide significant industrial and economic benefits to the province of Manitoba.

58. Manitoba Community Action Board- Canadian Environment Week 2005
    options and the commuter challenge Jaymi Derrett (manitoba culture, Heritage Tourism) talking about physical activity and walking programs.  
    http://www.ec.gc.ca/e-week/manitoba_e.htm
    
    Extractions: June 5 - 11, 2005 Taking Action for our Environment Date: Location: Citizenship Court, Lobby of Union Station, 123 Main St., Winnipeg Background: Contact: Lily Adviento (204) 984-1761 What's New About Us Topics Publications ... Canada Site The Green Lane TM , Environment Canada's World Wide Web site Important Notices

59. Canadian Provinces And Territories
    manitoba culture History http//www.manitobamuseum.mb.ca/ssp.htm Classes forelementary students at the Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature  
    http://histpres.mtsu.edu/then/Abystate/page56.html

60. Canada-Manitoba Infrastructure Program
    of Manitoba is contributing an additional $35000 through manitoba culture, This includes transportation, cultural and recreational projects,  
    http://www.infrastructure.mb.ca/archive/e/news030311c.html
    
    Extractions: The Canada-Manitoba Infrastructure Program is contributing $300,000 for the expansion of the Minnedosa Regional Library, which serves residents in the Town of Minnedosa, and the Rural Municipalities of Odanah and Minto. MINNEDOSA, Manitoba - The Canada-Manitoba Infrastructure Program is investing in literacy, local history, the environment and youth programming with a $300,000 contribution for the expansion of the Minnedosa Regional Library. The project will double the size of the existing library for the benefit of residents in the Town of Minnedosa and the Rural Municipalities of Odanah and Minto. "The Minnedosa library expansion will be well used by the community based on the library's past experience of exceeding the provincial average in circulation per capita and its central location," said Doer. "The province is pleased to join the partners in this project as we work cooperatively toward building the new library." "Libraries and the many resources they offer are an integral part of our society and contribute greatly to the cultural, social and economic success of a community," said Owen. "I would like to offer my congratulations to the communities of Minnedosa, Odanah and Minto for their successful partnership in this initiative. The Government of Canada is proud to support this important project."

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