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ReneeGChamplain Community Centre is pleased to welcome Ali Junghans as our New Program Coordinator.Ali is in her 4th year in the Faculty of Kinisiology and Recreation Management and Community Development at the University of Manitoba.Please forward your programming and event ideas and questions to Ali at programs@champlaincc.ca by ReneeGPlease come out and register for Baseketball, Indoor Soccer, Tai Chi, Zumb,a Yogalates and Floor Hockey. Playgroup registrations will be taken provided we have a convener to run this program.

NewsletterWelcome to Bord-Aire Community CentreBord-Aire Community Centre is a non-profit, volunteer-run, Winnipeg-owned community centre. It features two outdoor skating rinks, two soccer fields, and a hall that comfortably holds 200 people and a recreation room downstairs. Programs include hockey, baseball, soccer, youth drop-ins, movie nights, church groups and more.Bord-Aire is wheelchair accessible and available for rent any day of the week.

General Council of Winnipeg Community CentresRobert A. Steen Community Centre is proud to be part of the General Council of Winnipeg Community Centres. Visit GCWCC to learn more community centres in Winnipeg – from programming information, upcoming events, rental facilities and more.Community Centre Info980 Palmerston Ave Winnipeg, MB R3G 1J9p: 204.783.5616e: rasteengm@shaw.caVolunteers Required'We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give.' Winston ChurchillWhy Volunteer?Because one person can make a great difference...call the Centre for more information. Click on the Volunteer tab above to learn more.Community Businesses

To work with the City of Winnipeg to further the aims of our club, and with their help in guiding the people of the community in the appreciation and use of the Community Centre.To promote activities through which funds may be raised to use for the improvements and to finance activities at the Centre, which the City of Winnipeg in financially unable to do.

Spring hours of operationMonday to Sunday, 10:00AM - 9:00PMRiverview Community Centre is one of approximately 70 community centres in the City of Winnipeg. The other community centres with whom Riverview shares sports registrations and other activities are Lord Roberts, Crescentwood, Earl Grey and RiverOsborne.

Welcome to Deer Lodge Community Club!It's been 75 years since we opened our doors to the community. Generations have come to play, meet and celebrate to make DLCC the heart of St. James recreation and community!DLCC is located near the corner of Linwood Street and Bruce Avenue in St James. The Centre has hosted various sports teams over the years, including Hockey, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball and Softball. We have also offered, through co-operation with the different community groups, Brownies, Sparks, Rhythmic Gymnastics, Yog,a Aerobics and Karate.Groups within the community club include the Parent-Child Centred Coalition and the Seniors Group. They are always accepting new members. There's also a church that meets on Sundays and most weekends wedding socials are happening. It's a busy club.We have 2 outdoor rinks and, for those days when you want a great view of the ice, you can watch a hockey game from our mezzanine level.For more information the groups and activities.

HVCCHeritage Victoria Community CentreHeritage Victoria Community Centre has been a vital part of our community for more than 25 years at our present location. The goal of the centre and all those who volunteer so much of their time is to provide a safe and fun environment for all members of the community. We have various programs for all age groups from babies to seniors.One of our primary goals is to target at risk youth and to that end this past summer we offered a drop in centre for the very first time. As with anything new there were some growing pains but the program was well received by the community and many children attended.We are fortunate to have a wonderful core of volunteers at Heritage who take on the task of keeping the centre and our various programs operating. There can never be enough volunteers though and if anyone is interested in giving some time to a very worthy cause, the people of our community, you will be welcomed.Contact our friendly and accommodating staff by emailing us at hvcc@mymts.net or by phoning 204-837-9653 Monday to Friday (8:00am – 4:30pm) to sign up for programs and events, arrange a facility booking or learn more our volunteer opportunities.

It's wonderful to be back and to see so many familiar faces, as well as lots of new ones too! Just want to remind participants of a few things as we start the new (school) year, including an update on Alison's Magical Craft Cupboard, and our Halloween Family Night. But first, some friendly reminders about important stuff! (I really have tried to be concise! Grab a snack and read on...)

Mark down Saturday Sept. 6 on your calendar for Bourkevale's annual Hoedown and soccer windup.Jul 1, 2014Soccer winds up for the seasonBourkevale Bruins had a great season this year. They learned a lot about soccer and mostly, they had plenty of fun. Big thanks to the coaches!Bourkevale's mini soccer season wrapped up June 26 after another another fun and exciting year. Bourkevale hosted several teams in 2014 and there was plenty of activity on the club's well-groomed soccer fields weekday evenings. Our volunteer ground crew did an exceptional job again maintaining the fields, including grass cutting, weed control and line painting. Without them, and our volunteer coaches and soccer convenor, Bourkevale would not have a soccer program. So remember parents, without your participation, there is no soccer!

Click on titles for details (PDF format - if you experience difficulties viewing in your browser, right-click and select ''Save target as...'' or ''Save link as...'', depending on your browser).Registration - Fall sports and programsRegistration for Fall programs and sports will be in early September - dates to be announced.Report - Lord Roberts Priority Setting Workshop 2013A facilitated Public Workshop was hosted by Councillor Jenny Gerbasi, with assistance from the Board of Lord Roberts Community Centre, on November 20, 2013 at the Fort Rouge Leisure Centre. The purpose was to discuss how our community might use the $500,000 in funding being made available, over the next 5 years, by the developer of the Fort Rouge Yards, for recreation and infrastructure improvements.The next step is for Councillor Gerbasi to take the suggestions to City staff for some analysis of potential cost and feasibility. Ultimately, the public service will bring recommendations forward to City Council for approval.Here is the Facilitator's report from the Workshop.The event was positive and productive.

If you’re looking for a new fun and exciting physical activity to try, come to Heights Archery Range. Located in Winnipeg, we are Canada’s premiere hunting and archery proshop. We have all the tools and supplies you need to enjoy your archery experience, regardless of you skill level. Our staff of hunters has a combined 40 years of experience, and will take the time to answer all questions in a friendly and professional manner. On our archery range we provide training and lessons for all skill levels, and we even host birthday parties, all with our firm commitment to safety. Call today and stop by our location to have all your archery needs fulfilled.