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Guiding Framework

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Featured in the News

Featured in the News

Check out the latest news that features the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg, our staff and our projects.
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Annual Reports

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Activities and Issues

Check out the projects and activities underway at the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg.
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Presentation to Standing Policy Committee on Protection, Community Services and Parks with respect to the 2020-2023 budget review - November 27th, 2019

Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019

  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019 – Female Single Parents
  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019 – Recent Immigrants
  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019 – Indigenous People
  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019 – Seniors
  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles PDF Flash Cards 2019
  • Winnipeg Poverty Profiles PDF Format 2019
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Winnipeg Regional Health is organizing FREE Healthy Aging programs at Cindy Klassen Recplex. First on the list is taking place next week Wednesday, March 4: "Tips on Decluttering your home." Don't miss out on this!

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@Mayor_Bowman Alt Municipal Budget recommends a 7.33 % property tax incr (2.33+5%) to stop the cuts, this would cost average homeowner $12.50/month, LESS THAN NETFLIX!
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