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Ottawa Opens Wallet for Three Winnipeg Projects

March 13, 2013 5:27 PM | News


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The Pembina Curling Club was one of three locations that received federal funding in Winnipeg on Wednesday, March 13, 2013. (CHRISD.CA FILE)

The federal government came with its cheque book in hand on Wednesday to fund three separate Winnipeg projects.

MP Joyce Bateman began the day by announcing $198,960 in support of the Broadway Neighbourhood Centre Inc. to fund a 24-month project to engage men and boys, aged 15-25, in ending violence against women and girls. The new project will improve the safety of women and girls in the West Broadway area of downtown Winnipeg.

Bateman later announced $50,150 for the Pembina Curling Club to improve lighting, wall restorations, and the installation of new carpet.

A few blocks away, the Fort Garry Lions Football Club received $99,520 for 36 new lights to brighten up the club’s main football field, while the existing lights will be redirected to the unlit practice field.


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