Congrats Mrs. and Mr. Rimpal Dhavalkumar Patel from #Umreth, #Gujarat, now in Canada for PR with #Mantioba #PNP ! 🌏🇨🇦 Call 0265-3504125 today! 🍁 #ImmigrationSuccess #DreamsComeTrue #CanadaPR #Anand #Kheda #Vadodara

The image is a social media post from Rent Relief Manitoba. The logo is displayed at the top left, showing a stylized house with the words “MANITOBA RENT RELIEF FUND” beneath it. The post, published 11 hours ago, addresses Manitoba's harsh winters and offers information about province-wide shelters and warming spaces. The text is organized into paragraphs detailing available shelters in Winnipeg, including addresses, services offered, and any time-specific details. Bullet points list specific locations like N'Dinawemak, Main Street Project, Salvation Army Centre of Hope, and Siloam Mission with descriptions of services such as low-barrier drop-in centers, warming spaces, provision of meals, showers, and overnight facilities.

Long Description: The image is a screenshot of a text list detailing various safe spaces and shelters. The text is formatted in bullet points and divided into sections based on locations. The first section titled "Youth Safe Spaces" lists "Ndinawemaaganag Endaawaad Inc. (Ndinawemaaganag Endaawaad Inc.) Tina's Safe Haven at 472 Selkirk Ave, and Rossbrook House at 658 Ross Ave.” The subsequent sections detail specific locations and names, such as BRADON, THE PAS / SWAN VALLEY REGION, and THOMPSON, followed by descriptions and addresses of shelters and support centers, with mentions of “24/7 shelter and service hub for adults,” “winter shelter and warming hub,” and “support centre.”

The image features a block of text with information about winter shelter assistance in Western and Rural Manitoba, specifically the Swan River Region. It discusses the availability of a seasonal overnight warming space (regionally operated) and a Rent Relief Fund intended to prevent eviction and provide housing support during cold weather or unexpected expenses. The text emphasizes the availability of resources to keep people housed. A web address and multiple hashtags related to the topic are included.

The image features a section of a map highlighting parts of Manitoba, Canada. Superimposed on the map, there are three large teal location markers with house icons, indicating shelters or warming centers. The background of the image is teal, providing a contrast to the map and markers. At the top of the image, there is bold black text asking, "Need a Warm Place Tonight?" Below it, a smaller font continues with, "Shelters & warming centres safe, 24/7, open all winter." The overall impression is targeted towards offering information about available shelters during winter months.

#mantioba #winter is here, and with it are #freezing temperatures. Anyone that's been to the #cdnpraries knows that our winters are brutal.

For those who are #unhoused and/or experiencing #housinginstability are especially at risk right now.

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Bravo #Mantioba government for #Bill50 that provides an additional check to prevent governments from using the #Notwithstanding clause without it being subject automatically to the #Courtofappeal. #MBpoli #NDP.

I LIKE THIS. It gives regulatory clarity and prevents abuse of power. #cdnpoli

Woman found dead at Winnipeg hotel last year identified by family days after sketch released | CBC News A woman who was found dead at a Winnipeg hotel more than a year ago has been identified by her family as Melanie McKay, days after a new sketch of the previously unidentified woman was shared with the...

Sending my condolences to all who knew and loved her.
#mmiwg #melaniemckay #mbindigenous #mantioba

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A person is bundled with a toque, face cover, hood and scarf to protect from extreme cold. Frost as formed on their lashes, hair and hood.

When your lashes freeze together. #Frosty #winter #Mantioba