Associations near Hanover MB (753 Result(s))

In 1840, a charter was issued by Queen Victoria to create a Unit in Montreal however, it is believed that other Units may have existed well before that time; perhaps as early as the Conquest of New France in the 1700's. The Association derives its name from the remnants of British and French colonial regiments which were left in Canada when their regiments returned to Britain or France following their tours of overseas duty, protecting their respective colonies. These men gathered to exchange information on service benefits that might be available and to fraternize in a social environment. The Association was known as 'THE ARMY VETERANS IN CANADA'. Following the War of 1812, sailors from the British Navy who patrolled the Great Lakes and the eastern seaboard who remained in Canada joined the Army Veterans club and the Association's title then changed to 'THE ARMY AND NAVY VETERANS IN CANADA'

Children are our GiftsSagkeeng Child and Family Services is one of 10 agencies in the Southern First Nations Network of Care providing provincially mandated services. We believe that children are our gifts and as a community, it is our responsibility to guarantee their physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs. We provide a variety of services built on the principles of honesty, respect, kindness, trust, humility and courage. We welcome your comments anytime.

For over 25 years the Manitoba Association of Native Firefighters has been providing assistance to First Nation Communities throughout Manitoba. Training, Emergency Management, Workshops, Education are only the beginning of the services that we provide First Nations. For a Short Time when you purchase MANFF T-Shirts receive a $5.00 discount and a Kick Cancer pin! We have limited number of items on hand. Proceeds of the purchases go toward Cancer Care Manitoba or the Alzheimer's Society of Manitoba.