181. The John Howard Society Of Manitoba, Inc. Nonprofit community justice organization that provides counselling, residential, employment and related services to adult and youth ex-offenders. http://www.johnhoward.mb.ca/

Who is John Howard? History - JHS of MB Goals Catalyst Newsletter ... Guest Book Recognizing a common goal to live in safe and peaceful communities, the John Howard Society of Manitoba, a non-profit, community justice organization, strives to achieve restorative justice by working with victims, offenders, and communities to resolve conflicts, repair harm and restore peaceful relations in society. 583 Ellice Ave. Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B-1Z7 Phone: Fax: office@johnhoward.mb.ca

182. Travel Manitoba Tourism information on manitoba, Canada. http://www.travelmanitoba.com

Travel Manitoba 7th Floor - 155 Carlton St, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3C 3H8 1-800-665-0040 Contact Us

183. Atkinson Implements Ford, Fordson, New Holland, and Versatile farm equipment dealer in Hartney, manitoba http://www.agdealer.com/atkinson

http://www.nhwestman.com Box 220 Hartney, Manitoba Canada Tel: (204) 858-2000 Fax: (204) 858-2140 Toll Free: 1 877 858-2525 Email this Dealer Most recent Ag Dealer ad September (MBE48) Search our 117 listings Type: Air Cart Air Drill Air Seeder Auger Bale Processor Bale Wrapper Combine Forage Harvester Forage Harvester-PT Grain Vac Harrow Harrow Packer Head/Ridgid Header Draper Header Hay Header Rigid Manure Spreader Mixer Mower Conditioner Round Baler Skid Steer Sprayer-PT Sprayer-SP Swather-PT Swather-SP Tractor Keyword: Let us find it Can't find it on our site? We may be able to find it for you. Brands we sell and service Farm King Ford Haybuster Honey Bee ... Rem Rowse Sakundiak Versatile Westfield Westward ... Woods Alo Loaders New Direction Equipment Spray Coupe Willmar Financing Available Page of next 10 Number Status City ... Model Options Picture Hartney Manitoba Used Air Cart Flexi-coil 1992, tow between, 6 run, loading auger never used for fertilizer $19,500 CAD

184. Manitoba Naturalists Society, Inc. Offers outdoor activities to foster an appreciation of the natural environment, encouraging ecological activism. Lists membership, events, programs, links and business contact. http://www.manitobanature.ca/

@import "styles/mns.css"; About MNS Donations Bulletin Coming Events ... The Birds of Manitoba 401-63 Albert Street, Winnipeg, MB R3B 1G4 Phone: (204) 943-9029 Email: mns1@mts.net since 2004/01/20 Join us! The Manitoba Naturalists Society is a not-for-profit volunteer association founded in 1920 for the popular and scientific study of nature. Today, we emphasize the study and enjoyment of nature, plus the protection of the natural environment. Our members share a passion for nature that allows us to make a significant commitment to education, awareness, preservation and the pure enjoyment of nature. Your MNS membership supports our Society with a wide variety of activities from research to the delivery of a vast diversity of indoor and outdoor initiatives that enhance the appreciation and betterment of our natural environment. If you cherish nature and like the idea of learning more about it, it's time to join the Manitoba Naturalists Society! More Friendly MNS office staff can assist you with memberships or information on meetings, committees, events and trips. Regular office hours are 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday to Friday Read the Bulletin for more information on MNS activities!

185. Manitoba Birding News Trip reports. http://www.web-nat.com/bic/manitoba.html

Manitoba Birding News We are grateful to everyone who has submitted reports and stories so far - please keep them coming! Thank you all! Larry de March from Winnipeg, Manitoba E-Mail address: ldemarch@escape.ca has started a list for reporting and keeping informed about Manitoba Birds Click to subscribe to Manitobabirds SOUTHWEST MANITOBA - AUGUST 29 TO SEPTEMBER 1, 2000 - Wed, 6 Sep 2000 Evan Thornton and I spent Monday, August 29 to Friday, September 1, 2000 birding the south-west corner of Manitoba. We stayed at the comfortable Adam Lake campground in Turtle Mountain Provincial Park and concentrated much of our birding effort on the Whitewater Lake area. The following is a brief report on our trip. WHITEWATER LAKE The lake itself held large numbers of waterfowl and shorebirds. There were approximately 1,500 shorebirds in total, with Semipalmated, Least, Baird's, Stilt, Greater Yellowlegs, Lesser Yellowlegs and dowitchers (the majority of which were Long-billed) predominating. Avocet, Willet, Black-bellied and Semipalmated Plover, Sanderling and Red-necked Phalarope were present in smaller numbers. On August 29 we saw 1 Hudsonian Godwit. On August 28 and 29 single Buff-breasted Sandpipers were on the mudflats within the impoundment. On September 1 a flock of 27 Buff-breasted Sandpiper, along with 2 American Golden Plover, was in the last cultivated field along 123W before the impoundment. A variety of herons and egrets were also present. On the morning of August 29 we arrived at the viewing mound at dawn and just at sunrise we counted a large number of Great Egret leaving the main impoundment and flying west. An initial flock of 19 birds was followed by a number of smaller groups for a conservative total of 36 Great Egret. Throughout our stay this species was always visible on the lake. We also saw 1 Cattle Egret (August 30 and 31 - associating with a herd of cows to the west of the final stretch of road to the viewing mound) and 4 White-faced Ibis (August 29). The area also had good numbers of American Bittern, Black-crowned Night Heron and Great Blue Heron. 300-400 Sandhill Cranes feed in the nearby fields and White Pelicans were always in view.

186. Manitoba Arts Council | Conseil Des Arts Du Manitoba Provides grants to aid arts organizations, scholarships or loans for study or research in the arts and awards to manitoba artists for artistic excellence. http://www.artscouncil.mb.ca/

187. Manitoba Nurses' Union Includes information on jobs, healthcare issues and upcoming events. http://www.nursesunion.mb.ca/

About Us Special Membership Offer for MNU Members Click here for details American Income Life Benefit Program for Members of Manitoba Nurses' Union Click here for AIL's website Are you studying to become a nurse or are you a retired nurse? Click here for information on how to become a member of MNU Why the Yellow Ribbon ... Links - General Links - Student Aid Collective Bargaining Cross Country Comparisons Political Action ... Member Discount Program 301-275 Broadway WINNIPEG, MB (204) 942-1320 - Phone (204) 942-0958 - FAX

188. The Manitoban Online Weekly student newspaper of the University of manitoba. http://www.umanitoba.ca/manitoban/

Volume 93 • Issue 6 The Official University of Manitoba Students' Newspaper Website September 23, 2005 Home About Us Advertise Contact Staff ... Volunteer The Manitoban UMInfo People UMGoogle Dancing the day away. PHOTO: DAVID LIPNOWSKI News Racist graffiti a harsh reminder Academic freedoms called into question Homecoming for the first issue of the Manitoban Reconciliation in the Middle East ... Sleep lab stays up late to solve shut-eye mysteries Editorials What it means to be a man Features Balancing bartending and school Talking with Chomsky Comment Bob Geldof and African poverty Bike lanes are green infrastructure The idiot’s guide to grocery shopping A year to remember? ... What is RSS?

189. Service Area 7 Official Service Area site, includes program information and contacts. http://members.shaw.ca/area_seven/

S ervice Area 7 Servicing the North West Area of Winnipeg Bordered By The Assiniboine and Red Rivers Menu Your Service Team Links and Scouting Resources Info Man. Council Web Site Scouts Canada Web site ... Photo Album New - SA7 Photo Album U pcoming Events MB Council Events MB Council Training SA7 Events Other Events Sept 22, 2005 New Leader Orientation Sept 22, 2005 Group Comm. Training – Selective Recruitment Oct 6, 2005 Beaver and Cub Programming Oct 13, 2005 Group Comm. Training – Selective Recruitment Oct 13, 2005 Oct 15, 2005 Basic Outdoor Skills – Mod B Oct. 20, 2005 SA7 Scouter’s Club – Location TBA – 7 pm Oct 22, 2005 Service Team Training Oct 29, 2005 Nov. 17, 2005 SA7 Scouter’s Club – Location TBA – 7 pm Nov 19, 2005 MB Council AGM – 10 AM - Location TBA Nov 23, 2005 Dec 8, 2005 Dec. 15, 2005 SA7 Scouter’s Club – Location TBA – 7 pm Jan. 19, 2006 SA7 Scouter’s Club – Location TBA – 7 pm Jan 21-22, 2006 Winter Camping (theory) Feb 4, 2006 Feb 11-12, 2006 Winter Camping (camp) Feb. 16, 2006 SA7 Scouter’s Club – Location TBA – 7 pm Feb 23, 2006

190. The Brandon Sun: Online Edition Western manitoba's only daily newspaper. http://www.brandonsun.com/

Friday, September 23rd 2005 Quick Navigation Classifieds Contact Us Fund Raising History Media Guide News - Local News - Provincial News - National News - World News - Lifestyles News - Entertainment Obituaries Opinion Press Pass RSS Feeds Site Map Sports Home local provincial national ... Site Map Some residents at the Beaubier and other core-area hotels — the Brandon Inn, the Crystal and the City Centre — have jobs, but roughly two dozen at any one time are social assistance recipients. Number of social assistance recipients living in hotels doubles His long white whiskers drooping from his face, “Uncle Jesse” raises his beer can to the strangers in the dark room. Illuminated by the glow of an old television but obscured by the clouds of marijuana smoke, the five men who regularly visit here, who range in age from their early 20s to their 50s, welcome the visitors briefly passing through. “Welcome to the zoo!” he calls out, straining to raise his voice above the constant chatter. Full Story Top Stories Goodale raises lumber dispute, oil projects with U.S. counterpart at G7 talks Manitoba Tory MLA John Loewen plans to run for federal Liberals NAFO ends meeting with agreement to reform troubled fishing organization Palestinians take control of border for first time following Israeli pullout ... Indian state lifts 2003 ban on book by exiled Bangladeshi writer Does the Downtown BIA produce value for businesses who pay the mandatory fees? Yes No Site Map Contact Us

191. University Of Manitoba - Student Advocacy Material to help understand what inappropriate collaboration is in order to inadvertently avoid committing this offence. http://www.umanitoba.ca/student/advocacy/inappropriate_collaborate.shtml

Final Grade Appeal Term Work Grade Appeal Cheating, Plagiarism ... Related Web Sites Inappropriate Collaboration Introduction Purpose of this information It is hoped that this information will: help you understand what inappropriate collaboration is so you can avoid committing this offence inadvertently; help , if you have been accused of inappropriate collaboration. It is the responsibility of the student to: know the rules; ignorance of the rules does not excuse inappropriate collaboration or any other form of cheating; ensure that your work is original and 100% a result of your effort and yours alone; understand what constitutes inappropriate collaboration. Always ask your professor if you are unsure; Never guess or assume. Always ask and be sure. What is collaboration? Collaboration can include, but is not limited to: jointly calculating homework problems; having another person help you rewrite a paper; sharing sources for a take-home exam;

192. Manitoba Historical Society Focuses on education, informationgathering, and preservation of historically significant items. http://www.mhs.mb.ca/

Upcoming events Local history ... Dinner Site updates Manitoba History June 2005 McWilliams ... book Did you know? MHS is the second-oldest historical society in Canada. Founded in June 1879 by an Act of the Manitoba Legislature, the Manitoba Historical Society (MHS) is the oldest organization in western Canada devoted to the promotion of public interest in, and preservation of, the region's historical resources. To learn more about the MHS and its activities, please select from the menus above. What is MHS? The MHS mandate is to: foster the preservation of property relevant to an appreciation of the history of Manitoba encourage research and publications relating to the history of Manitoba promote and encourage public interest in Manitoba and Canadian history assist in the formation and work of local historical societies in furthering the objectives of the Society throughout Manitoba In 1879, Winnipeg Alderman Alexander McArthur , an MHS founder, envisioned an organization devoted to the study, preservation and promotion of history and natural sciences of the province. It was to function as a library, museum, and archives. The wisdom and foresight of McArthur's vision was manifest, as the Manitoba Historical Society would later provide the foundations for the present Winnipeg Public Library , the Manitoba Museum , and the Provincial Archives of Manitoba . Today, the focus of the Society remains steadfast to the preservation, promotion, education, and celebration of the history and rich cultural heritage in our province.

193. Canadian Goose Hunting Fin Fur & Feather - Outfitters N. of Winnipeg, manitoba, Canada. http://www.ccco.net/fff/

GOOSE HUNTING Outfitters Central Manitoba, Canada AN INVITATION TO DISCRIMINATING WING SHOOTERS AND SPORTSMEN TO PARTICIPATE AND HUNT IN ONE OF CENTRAL CANADA'S GREATEST FLYWAYS General Information Located forty miles north of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, on the edge of Ducks Unlimited's "jewel of the north" Oak Hammock Marsh - playing host to some 1.4 million geese in the height of the season (approximately September 15 to October 20). Amenities include a fully modern lodge with full facilities, incredible meals and a great place to relax after an exciting day of hunting. We specialize in three day field hunts over magnum decoys in Canadian grain fields, full blinds and cover in a dry setting. This is a hands on operation that provides the very best in Canada Goose hunting. We provide all transportation, meals, guides, blinds, decoys, preparation and processing of birds for take home, and the land owner's permission to hunt. This is a great opportunity for a father/son hunt or business incentive for your staff, and offers a great place to share some camaraderie with your hunting buddies. We will provide you the opportunity to take a fair shot at the birds - but the shooting is up to you! We have worked with many hunting clubs and organizations throughout the U.S. and Canada, offering their members something different and unique. Easy flight connection to Winnipeg International Airport. The strength of the U.S. dollar in Canada makes the hunting further affordable.

194. Maple Leaf Victoria Inn Tournament Of Champions Information about the youth tournament held in manitoba in February, 2002. http://www.tournamentofchamps.com

2006 Dates and Information Dates and Information for the 2006 Victoria Inn / Maple Leaf Tournament of Champions Read More Exciting finish to week 2 of the T of C Atom / Pee Wee and Midget Female results Read More A man among boys Dale Hunt has every scout in Western Canada ringing his phone. Read More What do you think of the new NHL I love it No difference It is ok Site development by Sobkow Technologies

195. Manitoba Reading Association Provincial council of the International Reading Association with over 500 teachers, parents, students and others committed to the promotion of literacy and to the improvement of reading and writing instruction. Includes upcoming events and contact information. http://www.readingmanitoba.org/

"Preparing children for their literacy future is the most important work anyone can do." The Manitoba Reading Association is a provincial council of the International Reading Association. MRA includes over 500 teachers, parents, students and others committed to the promotion of literacy and to the improvement of reading and writing instruction throughout Manitoba. Provincial Coordinator: Carol Hryniuk-Adamov MRA Member Councils Brandon Reading Council Manitoba Council of Reading Clinicians MCRC Scholarship Guidelines MCRC Scholarship Application MCRC Information MCRC Bookmarks Promotion ... ARC 2004 - 2005 Reading Council of Greater Winnipeg Yearend Report Westman Reading Council What We Do Provide In-Service opportunities for educators, parents, students, etc. Network with other literacy organizations throughout the province. Evaluate current and future instructional practises in the areas of literacy Hold one position on the selection committee for the Lieutenant Governor's Medal for Literacy Support the International Reading Association (IRA) by publicizing its worldwide literacy activities and my promoting its extensive selection of publications and brochures.

196. Welcome To BETHEL CHAPEL'S Homepage Selkirk, manitoba. Weekly Bulletin, Youth Group. http://www.mts.net/~mdp123/Marcel/Bethel/

PASTOR: Andrew Porterfield ADDRESS:200 Main Street, Selkirk, Manitoba, R1A 1R6 PHONE:(204)482-5482 FAX:(204)482-9854 BULLETIN YOUTH GROUP Other links... PAOC HOME PAGE HISTORY OF THE PAOC If you have any questions please feel free to write me at... Pastor Andrew Porterfield

197. Parkland Industrial Hemp Growers Co-op Ltd. Their mission is to facilitate the growing and harvesting of Industrial Hemp in the Parkland Region of manitoba, Canada. Web site includes hemp background info, updates, FAQs, processing images, and the diagram Industrial Hemp The Model Crop. http://www.pihg.net/

Press Release Clean Technology Development Announced in Dauphin For Hemp Processing Parkland Bio Fibre Ltd. receives $3 Million Contribution from Sustainable Development Technology Canada Dauphin, MB July 5, 2005 The first hemp processing plant in Manitoba is one step closer to diversifying the rural and agricultural economy in the Parkland Region, following a funding announcement made in Dauphin today. A Canadian consortium led by Parkland Bio Fibre Ltd. will receive a contribution of $3 million, subject to final contract negotiations, from Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC). This funding complements significant efforts of the provincial and municipal governments in moving this project forward. The funding will be used to develop and demonstrate a process that will utilize raw industrial hemp fibre to produce insulation and other products while reducing agricultural waste streams. The process will utilize European technology, currently used in small-scale operations, that will be adapted and configured into a larger pilot processing facility in Dauphin. The main value-added product will be biofibre insulation, which can be used in place of “pink” fibre glass insulation in the construction industry. Other products produced initially will be non-woven matting for use in the horticulture industry, fibre for the paper recycling industry and short fibre that makes excellent horse and pet bedding.

198. British Commonwealth Air Training Plan: WWII CATP Air Museum A tribute to the men and women who were trained as part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan during World War II. Features virtual tour of exhibits, hours and admission rates. Located in Brandon, manitoba. http://www.airmuseum.ca

Welcome to the Web Home of Brandon, Manitoba, Canada Westman Air Show 2005 Photo Scrapbooks Intro Displays ... Take a Virtual Tour of Many of Our Artifacts On Display Over 200 Photos accompanied with Walking Tour Commentary Text ENTER CATP MUSEUM HERE The CATP Museum is a non-profit, charitable organization founded and operated by volunteers. The Museum is dedicated to the preservation of the history of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan and serves as a unique memorial to those airmen who trained and served, and especially those who died, while serving their country in the air war of 1939-1945. This is the only Museum in the world dedicated solely to this goal and we think it is fitting that it is located in Manitoba where so much of the training was carried out. At the time the Plan was signed in December 1939, Canada had only 4,000 people in the Royal Canadian Air Force but enrollment reached 250,000 by the end of 1943. Aircrew personnel from Australia, New Zealand, England and Canada were all trained under The Plan. Canada was chosen as the training country because of its preferable climate and the fact it was far from the dangers of enemy activity. The Plan was referred to by Winston Churchill as Canada’s greatest contribution to the allied victory and referred to by President Roosevelt as the “aerodrome of democracy.” General CATP Museum Information Our Mission: To commemorate the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan by telling its story, preserving its artifacts, and

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