Our Stories
February 1, 2017
Everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity and participate fully in our communities. That includes the 200,000 Manitobans with disabilities. We hope to see you at Saturday’s Walk for Human Rights at The Forks.
Mayor Brian Bowman and The City of Winnipeg are inviting everyone to meet at the Plaza, by the Johnson Terminal/canopy area at noon. From there everyone will walk around the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and finish back at The Forks.
April 4, 2024
St. Vital Centre is buzzing with excitement as it proudly unveils its latest addition – brand new public washrooms nestled between Union Insurance and Sushi Gozen. The doors are now open, welcoming all visitors to experience the enhanced amenities firsthand. The new facilities boast everything one could expect from modern washrooms, including a family washroom […]
April 2, 2024
Meet Debbie Scora: A Q&A with a Dedicated Professional SF: Okay Debbie, let’s start with your name, title and how long you’ve been at St.Amant. DS: My name is Debbie Scora and I am the Manager of Case Management Services. I’ve been here for 21 years: since 2002. SF: Wow, that’s a long time. Awesome! […]
