Gimli Community Development

The Manitoba Building & Construction Trades Council (MBT) represents over 10,000 construction and trade professionals across 13 member unions, advocating for the interests of its affiliates and promoting safe, skilled labor. Established in 1909, MBT has evolved from the Winnipeg Building Trades Council to its current form, collaborating on project partnerships that ensure productivity and safety in the construction industry. MBT actively engages in community and economic development initiatives, recognizing the importance of collaboration in fostering healthy communities. Committed to reconciliation, the organization acknowledges its role in addressing historical exclusions of Indigenous communities from economic opportunities and seeks to create shared prosperity through partnership and collaboration. Generated from the website

Grace Café, a local Winnipeg gem, has been proudly serving the community since 1987. Nestled in the heart of friendly Manitoba, this cozy café invites patrons to unwind and enjoy delectable meals prepared by their skilled baker. With a menu boasting house-made dressings and sauces, Grace Café ensures a flavorful dining experience using locally sourced ingredients. Indulge in a variety of desserts baked on-site, whether you opt for a slice of cake or order a whole cake or pie for a special occasion. Whether you choose to dine in or grab takeout, Grace Café offers a welcoming atmosphere where you can savor a warm coffee, delicious lunch, and delightful desserts. Don't miss the chance to relax and relish good times with friends at this beloved establishment. Generated from the website content

The Flax Council of Canada is a national organization dedicated to promoting Canadian flax and its products for both nutritional and industrial applications in various markets. Established in 1986, the Council represents a wide array of agricultural and industrial interests related to flax, positioning itself at the heart of Canadian flax production in Saskatoon. Flax, derived from the blue-flowered plant primarily cultivated in the cool northern climates of the western Canadian prairies, is known for its rich omega-3 fatty acids and fiber, which support health and wellness. With a history that dates back to the dawn of civilization, flax has been valued worldwide for its versatility, with types grown both for seed and fiber production. Generated from the website