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Activities and Issues

Activities and Issues

Check out the projects and activities underway at the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg.
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What We Don't Change, We Choose

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Executive Policy Committee Appearance – Poverty Reduction Strategy

Executive Policy Committee Appearance - Poverty Reduction Strategy

Guiding Framework

Guiding Framework

Our guiding framework guides our work and define our place in the community.
Annual Reports

Annual Reports

Find out more about the work we have done, our partners and the coalitions that we have been involved in.
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Probe Research: Manitobans' Views on Solutions to Poverty

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Voting Guide and Information Sheets

Please check out our easy to read inner-city voting guides and Issue Information Sheets

Federal Election- September 20, 2021

  • Winnipeg Centre voting guide 2021 Federal

Federal Election – October 21, 2019

  • Winnipeg whole voting guide 2019 Federal
  • Winnipeg Centre voting guide 2019 Federal
  • Winnipeg North voting guide 2019 Federal
  • Winnipeg South – V – voting guide 2019 Federal
  • Charleswood-St. James-Assiniboia-Headingley voting guide 2019 Federal
  • St Boniface – St Vital voting guide 2019 Federal
  • Elmwood – Transcona voting guide 2019 Federal
  • Winnipeg South Centre voting guide 2019 Federal
  • Kildonan – St Paul voting guide 2019 Federal

Provincial Election – September 10, 2019

  • Winnipeg whole voting guide Province 2019
  • Burrows provincial voting guide
  • Elmwood provincial voting guide
  • Notre Dame provincial voting guide
  • Point Douglas provincial voting guide
  • St Johns provincial voting guide
  • Tyndall Park provincial voting guide
  • Union Station provincial voting guide
  • Wolseley provincial voting guide

2019 Elections Calendar
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  • 2019 Manitoba Provincial Election
  • 2019 General Election – Federal

Winnipeg Poverty Profiles

Check out the recently updated Winnipeg poverty profiles, which are based on the 2016 Census Data here.

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Masks Still Matter!

COVID-19 variants spread easily and rapidly.

Whether you are vaccinated or not, you should wear a mask indoors in workplace and public settings. For the best protection, wear a KN95 or N95 respirator mask.

#MasksStillMatter #WeAreStillMasking

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9 May

October 26 is the next municipal election. Come to the launch of the Alternative Municipal Budget to hear what municipal candidates could do to make Winnipeg better for all.

May 10, 12:15 pm
City Hall Courtyard

Registration recommended. Register at https://2022amblaunch.eventbrite.ca.

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