Associations near Interlake Region MB (853 Result(s))

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.

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ContactContact Headingley Phoenix Recreation AssociationPlease feel free to contact the Phoenix Recreation Association through any of the email addresses listed on the Board.To contact the board via Canada Post, please use the following address: ***NOTE*** For Hall Bookings please contact Bonnie Leullier at (204) 889-3132.Contacts

Seven Oaks Teachers' Association 375 Jefferson Avenue Winnipeg, MB R2V 0N3 204.985.6120 Welcome!The Seven Oaks Teachers' Association represents the almost 900 teachers and administrators in the Seven Oaks School Division in Winnipeg, Manitoba.On this site, you will find links to our Collective Agreement, to PD Information, to Insurance forms, as well as to Workplace Safety & Health information, links to our Publications, to our Council and to your elected Executive. Enjoy!

Our forests are a fragile resource. They are a valuable asset to our economy and a vital part of our environment, critical to wildlife, soil stability, water resources and life itself.Interested in learning more? You've come to the right place.As Manitoba's oldest conservation education organization, the Manitoba Forestry Association (MFA) is a leader in the field of forest education. Our mission is to inform and educate all Manitobans about wise management of trees and forests, to ensure they will remain healthy and productive not only for today, but for future generations.As you explore our website, consider how forests play a part in your life. Then let us show you how your support and participation can help to sustain and nurture this precious resource.Whether you are a teacher or a student, a land or business owner, a current MFA member or simply an interested individual, the MFA has a program that will help you to understand, appreciate, and protect this integral part of the global ecosystem - our forests