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You are here > Our Vision'On behalf of Council, we continue to rely on your expertise as we address issues affecting our community and our citizens. We have always been able to rely on the integrity and honesty on your perspective from a legal point of view.''Chief Michael Constant Opaskwayak Cree NationOur VisionFIRST NATIONS AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLES LAWWe pride ourselves in being a firm with 4 Indigenous lawyers. We exclusively serve First Nations and Indigenous Peoples – some call this 'Aboriginal law'. What we do well is considering and advising our clients in navigating and devising strategies to deal with Euro-Canadian laws, when and how to take other governments to Court, when and how to focus on revitalizing and protecting Treaties and Indigenous laws, the laws of the Anishnaabe and Ininewak and others, and how to move forward with Indigenous institutions and First Nations projects.The firm was founded in 2004 by P. Michael Jerch with the support and inspiration of former Grand Chief Sydney Garrioch (Pimicikamak Cree) and the late Chief Francis Flett (Opaskwayak Cree)

St. Vital MuseumWelcome to the St. Vital MuseumThe former St. Vital police station, located within the fire station at 600 St. Mary's Road, is now the current home of the St. Vital Museum. It is a two-storey brick structure with stone facing on the main level. Erected in 1914, the station housed both the St. Vital Police and Fire Departments, the latter of which first began operating with three horse-drawn carriages and six firemen. At the rear were stables for horses which drew the wagons and sleighs up until the 1930's at which point pumper trucks were used. The first fire truck appeared in 1923 with the purchase of an REO Speedwagon. The second floor of the building also originally provided living quarters for the firemen.

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FortWhyte AliveMissionFortWhyte Alive is dedicated to providing programming, natural settings and facilities for environmental education, outdoor recreation and social enterprise. In so doing, FortWhyte promotes awareness and understanding of the natural world and actions leading to sustainable living.MandateOffer, as a primary focus, relevant programming that focuses on the dynamic interactions and interdependency between humans and natural systemsOffer outdoor recreational experiences that encourage individuals to enjoy, understand and sustain the natural worldOffer enhanced program opportunities for disadvantaged youth and families to participate in environmental education, outdoor recreation, and entrepreneurial programsOffer exhibits that interpret Manitoba's cultural and natural history and address critical environmental issuesOffer outreach programs that build and nurture sustainable communities We are open for all seasons!Seasonal Hours of Operation:Monday to Thursday: 9 am - 8 pmFriday, Saturday, Sunday & Holidays: 9 am - 5 pmPlease note that the north trail gate (off Sterling Lyon) and south trail gate (off McGillivary Blvd) are locked at 4:30pm every day.Click here for Buffalo Stone Café hours.Admissio

Come home to history! Dalnavert, a beautifully restored, late Victorian residence, is the former home of Sir Hugh John Macdonald, a premier of Manitoba and the son of John A. Macdonald, Canada's first prime minister. Named after the family's ancestral home in Scotland, Dalnavert is one of Western Canada's finest examples of Queen Anne Revival Architecture and has been designated a National and Provincial Historic Site. Designed to embody Victorian values, Dalnavert also incorporated the cutting-edge technology of 1895, including central heat, indoor plumbing, a telephone and electric lights. Continuing that theme, the new 5,000 square foot Visitors' Centre is a "green building" utilizing features such as geothermal heat, recycled/reclaimed materials and straw board construction.

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What's in a name?Independence; Merriam-Webster defines this in part as follows:Not dependent: as 1) : not requiring or relying on something else : not contingent (2) : not requiring or relying on others (as for care or livelihood)Incorporate is defined by Merriam-Webster in part as follows:To unite or work into something already existent so as to form an indistinguishable whole: to blend or combine thoroughly: to give material form; to embody.In the work that we do, we often end up combining (incorporating) appropriate programs and services that facilitate the independence of the clients we serve. Thus the name, Independence Incorporated.Who We Are?Independence Incorporated is a vocational rehabilitation company committed to providing client focused services to enhance their overall independence both at home and in the workplace. We provide a wide range of services in the area of disability management and vocational rehabilitation.We are committed to demonstrate the ongoing cost benefit of our involvement in the work that we do.