Gimli Film Festival

Ide Canada is a non-profit organization based in Winnipeg, Canada, dedicated to creating income and livelihood opportunities in developing countries worldwide. They focus on investing in local entrepreneurship, particularly in agriculture and sanitation, to empower farmers and business owners with the necessary resources and support to transform their small ventures into successful enterprises. Through initiatives like the Paul Polak Innovation Fund and projects in countries such as Cambodia, Ethiopia, and Ghana, Ide Canada works to address issues like poverty, food security, and sanitation, ultimately aiming to empower individuals and communities to thrive and create sustainable change. Generated from their website

Army Navy & Airforce Veterans Unit 151 in Selkirk, Canada is a longstanding organization that has been standing shoulder to shoulder for over 150 years, providing support and camaraderie to veterans and their families. With a rich history and a strong sense of purpose, the unit offers various scholarships, advocacy links, and resources to its members. Committed to honoring and supporting veterans, the unit has a dedicated staff and executive team that work tirelessly to uphold the organization's constitution and bylaws. With units located in different provinces across Canada, including Quebec, Ontario, and Manitoba, the ANAVETS Unit 151 continues to serve as a vital community for those who have served their country. Generated from their website

South Interlake Fifty-Five Plus Inc. is a community organization located in Stonewall, Manitoba, dedicated to providing events, classes, gatherings, and various programs for individuals aged 55 and over. The organization fosters a welcoming environment both on-site and online, encouraging active participation among its members. In addition to promoting social engagement, South Interlake Fifty-Five Plus Inc. recognizes and honors the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Dakota, Ojibway, Oji-Cree, and Dene peoples, as well as the Metis and Inuit. They are committed to the principles of truth, reconciliation, and collaboration with Indigenous communities. Generated from the website