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Nurturing the spirit for over 128 years!Crescent Fort Rouge United Church, serving Winnipeg since 1883, is a traditional yet innovative place to worship. The pipe organ, baby grand piano and choir set a musical high standard with a wide repertoire. Prayers and sermons speak to today's struggles and celebrations. Our membership is diverse in age and experience - and it's a big sanctuary: there's always room for more! Come and try church again for the first time.Vision statement'Crescent Fort Rouge United Church looks at the future through Christ's eyes. Jesus offers us many lessons and paths by which to demonstrate our faith. The story of Jesus appearing to the disciples after the resurrection (in John 21:1-17) provides us with an image that seems apt to the future vision of CFRUC...' (read more)StaffOur staff does more than just prepare for Sunday worship services. Behind the scenes, they work to help our congregation and the community. They are here for you, and are easy to talk to.

The Fred Douglas Society is a leader in seniors housing, programs and services.Fred Douglas Society consists of:Fred Douglas Lodge – Personal Care HomeFred Douglas Apartments – Independent LivingFred Douglas Courts – Independent LivingFred Douglas Heritage House – Supportive HousingFred Douglas Place – Life Lease ApartmentsHistory The Atrium at Fred Douglas Heritage House.In 1952, Dr. Fred Douglas started his mission to provide individuals with the best quality of life possible. Ten years later it became the Fred Douglas Lodge Personal Care Home and Seniors Apartments. The personal care home on Burrows was first opened in 1972 and expanded in 1990 to meet growing demand.During the 1980s, Fred Douglas Society and Manitoba Housing partnered to create Fred Douglas Place, a life lease building on Vaughan Street. It opened in 1988.The redevelopment of four floors above the Vaughan Street YM-YWCA was completed in 1999. Fred Douglas Heritage House is a supportive housing complex for seniors.

Submitted by changemakers on Tue, 09/03/2013 - 11:30According to a Recent Survey, The Majority of Fishers AgreeBetween May 24 and June 7, 2013 active commercial fishers in Manitoba were randomly selected to take part in a phone survey.Over the past two years or so there have been many claims that the majority of commercial fishers were unhappy with Freshwater Fish as the only purchaser of their catch. Our communications company set out to test the accuracy of this claim.In-line Processing Cuts Down on Steps - From Lake to PlateSubmitted by changemakers on Tue, 07/02/2013 - 15:19Before Freshwater installed the new tunnel freezer and frozen grading line, there were multiple starts and stops along the way as fish moved through the plant on processing lines designed and installed as long as 40+ years ago.First, fish to be sold as frozen fillets would move from the filleting and trimming lines to be once-frozen and stored for grading at a later date.When scheduled for grading, the totes would be brought out and fed into the grader by a forklift operator