Vol. 30 No. 07 »
Asian Heritage Month of May 2016 promises another multicultural extravaganza!
The various cultural activities for the 14th year of the Asian Heritage Month of May will showcase the multi talents of the Asian performers starting on May 8 at Steinbach where the local Asian
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End of the Road
It wasn’t the follow up season that many expected. The Winnipeg Jets will look for answers in the off-season one year removed from a first round appearance in the playoffs. A high draft pick
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Tim Hortons offers great job opportunity with housing assistance in Elie, Manitoba
An offer of a lifetime is knocking on the door of job hunters! The offer comes with housing assistance for working at Tim’s in Elie Manitoba, just 20 minutes away from Winnipeg. This job
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Provincial Nominee Program initiated by then Manitoba Premier Gary Filmon, PC and Prime Minister Jean Chretien, Liberal!
No doubt, the Provincial Nominee Program which was signed between the Canadian Federal Government of former Prime Minister Jean Chretien and the Province of Manitoba during Gary Filmon’s premiership has boosted the province’s increased
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Salary Negotiation Strategies
Sarah Coyle | Manitoba Start Rehan had successfully worked his way through the job application process for a Financial Analyst position. After a series of interviews, he finally received an email with an offer
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WAAY 2015-16 Championships
Another successful WAAY Basketball season is complete with divisional championship games at Tec Voc School. Congratulations to all players, coaches, parents, referees, league committee, family and friends who continue to support and grow the
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PBA Playoffs at Garden City Collegiate
Winnipeg Stars capture the Batam Girls division championship during the early playoff games of the Philippine Basketball Association league playoffs. PBA league playoff and championship games continue throughout April every Sunday at Garden City
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Duterte Supports Grows in Winnipeg
Duterte supporters gathered at the Forks National Historic Site last month. Supporters gathered to raise fund from the shirts and sticker sales to send to the Philippines to help produce campaign materials and paraphernalia
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Collaborative effort forges the success of the Filipino Bi-lingual Program at Seven Oaks School Division
Three groups were formed to exchange ideas and course of actions to support the program No one would ever think that the Filipino language will become a major focus by the Seven Oaks School
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Alden Fever Hits Winnipeg
By Donna Medina It may have been cold outside but it was hot and steamy inside the Regent Casino Event Centre. It was a night as phenomenal as the Pambansang Bae Alden Richards’ Canadian
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