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Our people have come home... Ka Ni Kanichihk (pronounced Ga Ni Ganichick) means 'those who lead' in the Ininew (Cree). Led by visionary community leaders and Elders who understood the significance of culturally-based and Aboriginal-led services and leadership to social transformation, both on an individual and collective basis and who courageously and tenaciously set about the tasks of bringing their vision to action. Ka Ni Kanichihk provides a culturally safe environment where the greatness and gifts of all peoples are honoured and where our cultural practices and values are practiced and Aboriginal people can 'just be who we naturally are.' Please take your time browsing our site to view the programs and resources.

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Annual Report 2013 Last year was an historic and significant anniversary for the Immigrant Centre, 65 years of delivering quality, innovative Immigration and Settlement Services to allow immigrants to connect, integrate, and fully participate in Canadian Society. Last year we helped almost 17,000 clients seeking immigration and settlement assistance. At our front reception we are averaging an amazing 4000 calls a month – that's a call every 2 minutes!Along with a staff of 35, who between them speak over 20 languages and have a combined 200 years of experience working at Immigrant Centre, our organization could not offer the services it does, without the expertise and commitment of our BOARD OF DIRECTORS .What did immigration look like look 66 yeas ago? In 1946 a total of 71,719 immigrants came to Canad,a of which 4,615 came to Manitoba. A higher percentage than in the next few decades as many were looking for farm land Of these newcomers arriving in Canada.

ContactAt our core: Who we are and what we doWe are a small team of technology professionals, delivering complex custom business solutions to a diverse customer base. We pride ourselves in being lean, efficient and competitive. Our client base has an amazing range, from startups to large enterprises, in many sectors of industry across North Americ,a and we are passionate providing our services to every level of business we work with. Since 2002, we have been working with our customers to develop business tools that are completely unique and customized to their business needs, delivering quality software with proven results.We develop custom software â€' but custom software development isnâ€TMt just cranking out thousands of lines of code - it is much more than that. We believe that successful solutions require connecting with our customers, helping them find the right solutions and technology, and making it easy for them to move forward with tools to reach a higher level of performance, efficiency and impact.Core ServicesThe total package - from design to delivery of your own custom software solutionConsultingProviding consulting for all areas of software development and design.

Luther Village is owned by the Manitoba Northwestern Ontairo Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church In Canada.Our ten cabins, lodge and chalet, range from rustic log to newer luxury, can house families, individuals or groups from as few as one or two up to 20 (total beds – 96). The log dining hall seats up to 90 people comfortably. Our large chapel and Wolf's Ridge - multipurpose youth games room - are available for a variety of uses and set ups. There are two campgrounds with hook-ups for water, electricity and sewer in the main campground sites.Fellowship and community are two common words adults and youth alike believe of Luther Village. Our summer programs available for families, adults and youth campers encourage individuals in their lives while playing at the waterfront, hiking, fire building, learning new skills in the archery range, singing at campfires, joining with others at our nightly campfires and worshiping together under the majestic pines.

The Manitoba Home Care Program, established in September 1974, is the oldest, most comprehensive, province-wide, universal home care program in Canada. Home Care is provided to Manitobans of all ages based on assessed need and taking into account other resources available to the individual including families, community resources and other programs.The Home Care program was established to help people live at home, remaining independent for as long as possible, thereby avoiding or delaying the need for individuals to go into long term care facilities.