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Garbonzo's U of W AnX - our mission is to serve the best Pizza, Pasta & Pints in Winnipeg, with fast, friendly service and a smile.With a casual pub-style atmosphere, delicious Italian fare, great beverage specials, and all of your favourite sports on our many big screen TVs, you and your friends, family, club or sports team will find the fun and good times you're looking for at Garbonzo's.

Nurturing the spirit for over 128 years!Crescent Fort Rouge United Church, serving Winnipeg since 1883, is a traditional yet innovative place to worship. The pipe organ, baby grand piano and choir set a musical high standard with a wide repertoire. Prayers and sermons speak to today's struggles and celebrations. Our membership is diverse in age and experience - and it's a big sanctuary: there's always room for more! Come and try church again for the first time.Vision statement'Crescent Fort Rouge United Church looks at the future through Christ's eyes. Jesus offers us many lessons and paths by which to demonstrate our faith. The story of Jesus appearing to the disciples after the resurrection (in John 21:1-17) provides us with an image that seems apt to the future vision of CFRUC...' (read more)StaffOur staff does more than just prepare for Sunday worship services. Behind the scenes, they work to help our congregation and the community. They are here for you, and are easy to talk to.

Valour Community Centre is planning on holding a 'Little Bit Of Everything' Sale – a combination community garagesale and craft/bake sale!Where: Valour Community Centre – Isaac Brock Site – 715 Telfer St. N. – In the GymnasiumWhen: Saturday, October 4, 2014, 10 am to 3 pmClean out all of that clutter you've been meaning to get rid of, skip the hassle of organizing a yard sale at yourplace, and sell it here! If you bake or make crafts, you are welcome to sell your wares at this event, too!We have 22 8-foot tables available, and 14 6-foot tables available for rent!There are electrical outlets available for 14 of the tables

Toad ScheduleThe Toad in the Hole Pub has been a staple in Winnipeg?s Osborne Village since the doors opened in 1990. Proprietor Michael Monk took over in 2004, and has continued the tradition of great pub grub with a wide selection of premium domestic and import beer. The Toad has grown over the years and in that time, has established a reputation as a ?go to? spot in the music scene. The Cavern Club downstairs offers local, national and international artists the opportunity to showcase their music to appreciative audiences throughout the week. Hats off to brother Kev Monk for bringing his vision to the new expansion unveiled in June of 2012. ?The Whiskey Bar?, exclusive to a 25yrs plus crowd, offers newbies and connoisseurs alike the opportunity to relax in a warn and comfortable environment with a choice of over 160 Whiskies from Ireland, Canad,a America and Scotland. With three great concepts under one roof, there is a little something for everyone. Come check out the new tables and chairs in the games room

Wonder Cafe United Church of Canada Fair Trade ManitobaWelcome to St. Mary's Road United Church! We are a community dedicated to uplifting and meaningful worship, and a community that believes our faith calls us to real action in our lives, in the community and in the world.At St. Mary's Road, we experience worship through three unique worship Paths. The Tree of Life honours the richness of our heritage, The Journey explores faith though the culture and media of today,and Rainbow a service designed specifically for children.We believe that exciting and new things are happening here and we are very energized by new directions the spirit is taking us.If you are looking for a church home or are just looking for a place to feel the spirit for today, we invite you to spend some time with us.Vacation Bible SchoolClick the photo to enlarge the poster.Meals MinistryWe provide support to individuals and families going through a tough or busy times. Click the photo for more info.PodcastsPodcasts are now available of the sermons from some of the services

Come enjoy an appetizing creation at The Nook Diner. They are open at night from Tuesday to Saturday and are reachable by public transit. The neighboring location is notable for its merchants. Payments by American Express, MasterCard and Visa are recognized.

READ MORE >>Massage Therapy College of ManitobaThank you for considering the profession of massage therapy and, specifically, The Massage Therapy College of Manitoba. By visiting this website you have taken the first step towards a life altering career choice, one that I have found both personally fascinating and professionally fulfilling for over 20 years. There are other choices in the city, Wellington Massage College and now Robertson College now offers a massage program as well. There are numerous choices so look around the site and then call us at 204-772-8999 for a tour and give us the opportunity to show you how we can best prepare you for your exciting career in massage therapy.In 1986, I was living in New York City and pursuing a career in dance and theatre when I suffered a severe back injury; until then I had never experienced the benefits of massage therapy nor had I considered it more than a relaxing luxury. That was before I went for my first treatment. Not only did therapeutic massage help me fully recover, but it opened my eyes to the power of touch and the importance of balance, both mentally and physically, in one's life

In the mid/late sixties a number of new Irish immigrants arrived in Winnipeg. They came from Dublin and pretty well every county of Ireland. While settling into their new lives in Canada they still felt a need to get together and celebrate their heritage and some of the social interconnection that they had with family and friends back home. Thus the Irish Association of Manitoba was formed in 1972. The founding president was Aiden O'Brien. Since then the Association has become a centre for not only those who started it but immigrants from Ireland. The founders also wanted an outlet so that they could pass their culture along to the following generations. The founding members were all committed to a place for all Irish to meet and socialise. They founded the club on the basis of non-political, non-sectarian and not-for-profit. There was a strong desire to avoid importing troubles and disharmony being experienced in Ireland at that time. The club then initiated a number of groups and activities.