Phillipine Canadian Centre

The Japanese Cultural Association of Manitoba (JCAM) is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to nurturing and sustaining the community's interest in Japanese and Japanese Canadian culture and heritage. Formed in 2013 through the amalgamation of the Manitoba Japanese Canadian Citizens Association and the Manitoba Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, JCAM represents Japanese Canadians in Manitoba and organizes various cultural and educational activities. With a commitment to educate and inform the broader community, JCAM conducts programs in both English and Japanese, including the operation of a Japanese Language School and cultural initiatives for elementary school students. The organization also hosts the Japanese Pavilion at Folklorama, manages the Community Fund, and maintains a library of educational materials related to Japanese culture. Generated from the website

The Royal Canadian Legion St. James Branch No. 4, established in 1917, has been an integral part of the St. James community, originally founded by the Great War Veterans Association. They continue to support veterans through fundraising efforts and provide a welcoming atmosphere with various amenities such as snooker tables, dart boards, and live music events. Visitors can enjoy a well-stocked canteen offering affordable meals and catering services, along with entertainment options like pool tables and VLTs. With a focus on community involvement and veteran support, the Legion invites guests to experience their friendly environment and participate in special events like meat draws, live bands, and cornhole games. Generated from their website