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For over 40 years, Burton Lysecki Books has been supplying quality used books to booklovers in Winnipeg and all over the world. Our business is home to more than 100,000 titles in such diverse categories as Manitoba history, Western Canada, Canadian military, general military, First Nations history and culture, philosophy, religion, art, art instruction, photography, entertainment, general history, travel, arcane, alternative medicine, fiction, science fiction and fantasy, languages, and science. We have the classics in every subject, and our stock is carefully selected and well organized. If we have it, we’ll find it for you. We are always buying books. Stop by our shop on Osborne Street and you’ll find plenty of new arrivals daily.

It is the mission of the Block Parent Program to provide a network of police-screened, easily recognizable, safe places for the members of the community, primarily children and...... to support community education and awareness about the Program and safety both on the streets and at home.Councillor Jenny Gerbasi helps at the Block Parent DisplaySite Menu

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Augustine United Church was founded in 1887 and moved into its present building in 1903. It was once a large, active Presbyterian congregation of mainly middle- and upper-income families living south of the Assiniboine River. In its heyday, the sanctuary, including the balcony, was filled several times on Sunday for multiple worship services. In 1925, many Presbyterian churches, including Augustine, joined with Methodist, Congregationalist and Union Churches to form The United Church of Canada.