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Executive Policy Committee Appearance – Poverty Reduction Strategy

Executive Policy Committee Appearance - Poverty Reduction Strategy

Winnipeg Poverty Profiles 2019

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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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