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Previous NextWelcome to the website of the Yorkton Redemptorists!The Yorkton Redemptorists are an Eastern Church branch of the world wide Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer. We serve the Ukrainian Catholic Church in North America and are based in Saskatchewan and Manitob,a Canada. Our ministry includes a long history in parishes, preaching retreats and missions, youth and young adults and unique ministries like The Welcome Home and the Shrine to Blessed Martyr and Bishop Vasyl Velychkovsky. You are invited to get to know us by exploring the many features of our website.Blessings!

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Come savor a delightful meal at Angelo's Chip Shop. They are open nightly from Monday to Friday. You can get there not only by car but also by public transit.

Welcome to M and S Meat Market! A local hidden treasure, M and S Meat Market is a family owned and operated business located at 915 Main Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba. We have established a reputation for our large variety of specialty smoked sausage, including our famous Kielbasa and Garlic Sausage. Also among the favourites our signature head cheese, marinated pork chops and premade frozen hamburger patties! At M & S Meat Market we strive to make natural, healthy sausage and meats by using only the finest meat available on the market.

Kinew Housing was incorporated in Winnipeg in 1970 by a small group of people concerned about the availability of decent affordable housing available to Aboriginal people in the city. The first homes were purchased with private sources of funding by Kinew and were rented at cost, it was apparent very early that this would not be sustainable. Funding was eventually made available through housing programs from CMHC.