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Have a beer in the oldest bar in Manitoba, established in the 1880s in the area where the railroad was supposed to go. It is an authentic kind of place, rootsy, not fancy, no airs. Varied clientele. Friendly staff.
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Wow, Catfish Inn has made a real turnaround - I stopped in for lunch and had the best burger and fries that I've had in a good, long time. It's usually my tester dish to see how good a restaurant is, and they passed with flying colors! Got to meet Nick, the new manager who Just came from Rae & Jerries in Winnipeg , and it seems he's got the place running like a top. Great food, great atmosphere, and well, I loved it. ;)
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distinct tech inc near Arnes MB (3684 Result(s))
384 Eveline St, Selkirk, MB R1A 1N3
Cribbage, Drawing, Bridge, Fitness, Floor Curling, line dancing, Painting, Snooker/Pool, Square Dancing, Wood Carving, Scrabble, Wii
The Gordon Howard Centre is a membership based, multi-purpose centre which sets examples of healthy living styles for older adults. We provide recreational activities, learning opportunities and informational workshops. We promote leadership, volunteerism, community participation and personal growth. The Centre services the City of Selkirk, the RM of St. Andrews, and the RM of St. Clements. We are situated in Selkirk on the corner of Eveline Street and Manitoba Avenue on the shores of the Red River.
353 Main St, Selkirk, MB R1A 1T5
Eye Care Services, Pediatric Eye Exams in [tokens name='location'], Eye Exams, Advanced Technology in Eye Care, Vision Therapy, Myopia Control, Eye Condition Treatment, Eye Disease Management, Emergency Eye Care for Pink Eye, LASIK & Refractive Surgery Co-Management
300 Sophia St, Selkirk, MB R1A 2E2
Robert Smith School,
Supporting self advocates, families and caregiversCommunity Living Selkirk is a non-profit community based organization dedicated to the Full Inclusion of persons of all ages who live with an intellectual disability.We are a strong local organization working together with our National (CACL) and Provincial (CL-MB) Associations, partners, families, and government.We provide advocacy and services within our local community and the Interlake area. We are always looking for innovative ways to build and expand inclusive communities.Vision:Our Vision is a community that values diversity and where people with intellectual disabilities and their families have many options for living, learning, playing, working, and contributing to their communities.Mission:The Association is committed to assisting persons with Intellectual Disabilities live full productive lives in the community.10 Steps to Inclusive CommunitiesIn 2005, CACL (our National Association) adopted a 10-year Agenda for Change to work with Canadians, governments, the public and private sectors to make a difference in the lives of Canadians with intellectual disabilities