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REGIONAL STAKEHOLDERS IN RESOURCE

DEVELOPMENT OR PROTECTION OF HUMAN HEALTH

In this section:

First Nations and First Nations Organizations ...................................................... 1

Tribal Council Environmental Health Officers (EHO’s) ......................................... 8

Government Agencies with Roles in Human Health .......................................... 10

Health Canada Environmental Health Officers – Manitoba Region .................... 14

Manitoba Government Departments and Branches .......................................... 16

Industrial Permits and Licensing ........................................................................ 16

Active Large Industrial and Commercial Companies by Sector........................... 23

Agricultural Organizations ................................................................................ 31

Workplace Safety .............................................................................................. 39

Governmental and Non-Governmental Environmental Organizations ............... 41

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First Nations and First Nations Organizations

REGIONAL STAKEHOLDERS

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FIRST NATIONS AND FIRST NATIONS ORGANIZATIONS

Berens River First Nation Box 343, Berens River, MB R0B 0A0

Phone: 204-382-2265

Birdtail Sioux First Nation Box 131, Beulah, MB R0H 0B0

Phone: 204-568-4545

Black River First Nation Box 220, O’Hanley, MB R0E 1K0

Phone: 204-367-8089

Bloodvein First Nation General Delivery, Bloodvein, MB R0C 0J0

Phone: 204-395-2161

Brochet (Barrens Land) First Nation General Delivery, Brochet, MB R0B 0B0

Phone: 204-323-2120

Brokenhead Ojibway Nation Box 88, Scanterbury, MB R0E 1W0

Phone: 204-766-2740

Brokenhead Lands Box 180, Scanterbury, MB R0E 1W0

Phone: 204-766-2494

Buffalo Point First Nation Box 1037, Buffalo Point, MB R0A 2W0

Phone: 204-437-2133

Bunibonibee Cree Nation General Delivery, Oxford House, MB R0B 1C0

Phone: 204-538-2347

Canupawakpa Dakota Nation Box 11, Pipestone, MB R0M 1T0

Phone: 204-854-2990

Chemawawin Cree Nation Box 122, Easterville, MB R0C 0V0

Phone: 204-329-2212

Cross Lake (Pimicikimak) Cree Nation Box 160, Cross Lake, MB R0B 0J0

Phone: 204-676-2011

Dakota Plains First Nation Box 1246, Portage la Prairie, MB R1N 3J9

Phone: 204-252-2830

Dakota Tipi First Nation 1090 Dakota Drive, Dakota Tipi, MB R1N 3X6

Phone: 204-857-9715

Dauphin River First Nation Box 99, St Martin, MB R0C 2T0

Phone: 204-659-5278

Ebb & Flow First Nation Box 180, Ebb & Flow, MB R0L 0R0

Phone: 204-488-3000

Fisher River Cree Nation Box 362, Koostatak, MB R0C 1S0

Phone: 204-645-2689

Fox Lake Cree Nation Box 369, Gillam, MB R0B 0L0

Phone: 204-486-2463

Gamblers First Nation Box 87, Binscarth, MB R0J 0G0

Phone: 204-532-2192

Garden Hill First Nation General Delivery, Island Lake, MB R0B 0T0

Phone: 204-456-2343

God’s Lake First Nation Box 323, God’s Lake Narrows, MB R0B 0M0

Phone: 204-335-2557

God’s River (Manto Sipi) Cree Nation Box 100, God’s River, MB R0B 0N0

Phone: 204-366-2355

Grand Rapids (Misipawistik) Cree Nation Box 53 (Lot 1), Grand Rapids, MB R0C 1E0

Phone: 204-639-2363


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Hollow Water First Nation Box 2567, Wanipigow, MB R0E 2E0

Phone: 204-363-7364

Keeseekoowenin Ojibway Nation Box 130, Elphinstone, MB R0J 0N0

Phone: 204-625-2043

Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation Box 30, Dallas, MB R0C 0S0

Phone: 204-394-2220

Lake St Martin First Nation 550 Berry Street, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0R9

Phone: 204-958-1119

Lake Manitoba Treaty 2 First Nation Box 1250, Lake Manitoba, MB R0C 3K0

Little Grand Rapids First Nation General Delivery, Little Grand Rapids, MB R0B 0V0

Phone: 204-397-2115

Little Saskatchewan First Nation Box 99, St. Martin, MB R0C 2T0

Phone: 204-659-5278

Long Plain First Nation Box 580, Portage la Prairie, MB R1N 3B9

Phone: 204-252-2369

Marcel Colomb First Nation Box 1150, Lynn Lake, MB R0B 0W0

Phone: 204-356-2911

Mosakahiken Cree Nation General Delivery, Moose Lake, MB R0B 0Y0

Phone: 204-678-2252

Nisichawayasihk (Nelson House) Cree Nation General Delivery, Nelson House, MB R0B 1A0

Phone: 204-484-2031

Northlands Denesuline (Lac Brochet) First

Nation

General Delivery, Lac Brochet, MB R0B 2E0

Phone: 204-337-2161

Norway House Cree Nation Health Box 730, Norway House, MB R0B 1B0

Phone: 204-359-6731

Norway House Environment Box 250, Norway House, MB R0B 1B0

Phone: 204-359-4753

O-Chi-Chak Ko Sipi Cree Nation General Delivery, Crane River, MB R0L 0M0

Phone: 204-732-2076

Opaskwayak Cree Nation Health Box 10280, Opaskwayak, MB R0B 2J0

Phone: 204-627-7410

Opaskwayak Lands The Pas Post Office 3rd Floor

Phone: 204-627-7130

Email: [email protected]

Pauingassi First Nation Box 32, Pauingassi, MB R0B 2G0

Phone: 204-397-2395

Peguis First Nation Box 690, Peguis, MB R0C 3J0

Phone: 204-645-2169

Pinaymootang First Nation General Delivery, Fairford, MB R0C 0X0

Phone: 204-659-5786

Pine Creek First Nation Box 70, Camperville, MB R0L 0J0

Phone: 204-524-3000

Poplar River First Nation General Delivery, Negginan, MB R0B 0Z0

Phone: 204-244-2102


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Pukatawagan (Mathias Colomb) Cree Nation General Delivery, Pukatawagan, MB R0B 1G0

Phone: 204-553-2271

Red Sucker Lake First Nation General Delivery, Red Sucker Lake, MB R0B 1H0

Phone: 204-469-5351

Rolling River First Nation Box 246, Erickson, MB R0J 0P0

Phone: 204-636-2989

Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation Box 90, Ginew, MB R0A 2R0

Phone: 204-427-2384

Sagkeeng First Nation Box 70, Pine Falls, MB R0E 1M0

Phone: 204-367-2209

Sandy Bay First Nation Box 110, Marius, MB R0H 0T0

Phone: 204-843-2304

Sapotaweyak Cree Nation General Delivery, Pelican Rapids, MB R0L 1L0

Phone: 204-587-2058

Sayisi Dene First Nation General Delivery, Tadoule Lake, MB R0B 2C0

Phone: 204-684-2031

Shamattawa First Nation General Delivery, Shamattawa, MB R0B 1K0

Phone: 204-565-2370

Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Box 38, Griswold, MB R0M 0S0

Phone: 204-855-2690

South Indian Lake (O-Pi-Pon-Na-Piwin) Cree

Nation

General Delivery, South Indian Lake, MB R0B 1N0

Phone: 204-374-2013

Split Lake (Tataskweyak) Cree Nation General Delivery, Split Lake, MB R0B 1P0

Phone: 204-342-2033

St Theresa Point First Nation Box 410, St Theresa Point, MB R0B 1J0

Phone: 204-462-2473

Swan Lake First Nation Box 207, Swan Lake, MB R0G 2S0

Phone: 2041-836-2424

Tootinawaziibeeng Treaty Reserve Box 2, Tootinawaziibeeng, MB R0L 2L0

Phone: 204-546-3267

War Lake First Nation General Delivery, Ilford, MB R0B 0S0

Phone: 204-288-4348

Wasagamack First Nation Box 28, Wasagamack, MB R0B 1Z0

Phone: 204-457-2024

Waterhen (Skownan) First Nation Box 105, Skownan, MB R0L 1Y0

Phone: 204-628-3333

Waywayseecappo First Nation Box 129, Waywayseecappo, MB R0J 1S0

Phone: 204-859-5080

Wuskwi Sipihk First Nation Box 220, Birch River, MB R0L 0E0

Phone: 204-236-4201

York Landing First Nation General Delivery, York Landing, MB R0B 2B0

Phone: 204-341-2325


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TRIBAL COUNCILS (Figure 1)

Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council

Dakota Ojibway Health Services

Member First Nations: Birdtail Sioux, Dakota

Tipi, Long Plain, Roseau River, Sandy Bay, Swan

Lake, and Waywayseecappo

Unit 1 – 4820 Portage Avenue (Swan Lake First

Nation) Headingley, MB R4H 1C8

Phone: 204-988-5370

Fax: 204-947-5179


Interlake Reserves Tribal Council

Health Program Manager – Donna Hall

Phone: 204-594-0344


Member First Nations: Dauphin River,

Kinonjeoshtegon, Little Saskatchewan, Peguis,

and Pinaymootang

General Delivery

Fairford, MB R0C 0X0

Phone: 204-645-2147

Fax: 204-659-2147


Sub-Office:

102-1555 St. James Street

Winnipeg, MB R3H 1B5

Phone: 204-956-7413

Fax: 204-942-8840

Four Arrows Regional Health Authority

Member First Nations: Garden Hill,

Wasagamack, St Theresa Point, Red Sucker Lake

200-338 Broadway

Winnipeg, MB

Phone: 204-947-2397

Toll Free: 1-866-653-3441

Fax: 204-982-3359

Website: http://www.fourarrowsrha.ca/

Keewatin Tribal Council – Health Services

Director of Health – John Spence

Phone: 204-677-2341

Member First Nations: Barrens Lands,

Bunibonibee, Fox Lake, God’s Lake, Manto Sipi,

Northlands, Sayisi Dene, Tataskweyak, War Lake,

and York Factory

23 Nickel Road

Winnipeg, MB R8N 0Y4

Website:

http://www.ktc.ca/home/departments/health-

services

Southeast Resource Development Council

Director of Health – Doug Mercer

Member First Nations: Berens River, Black River,

Bloodvein, Brokenhead, Hollow Water, Little

Grand Rapids, Pauingassi, Poplar River

575-360 Broadway

Winnipeg, MB R3C 0T6

Phone: 204-956-7500

Fax: 204-943-0374

Website: http://www.serdc.mb.ca/programs-and-

services/health-services


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TRIBAL COUNCILS (Figure 1)

Cree Nation Tribal Health

Director of Health – Gary Munro

Member First Nations: Chemawawin, Grand

Rapids, Marcel Colomb, Mathias Colomb,

Mosakahiken, Opaskwayak, Sapotaweyak, and

Wuskwi Sipihk

107 Edwards Avenue

Box 2760

The Pas, Manitoba R9A 1M5

Phone: 204-627-1522

Toll Free: 1-800-665-8539

Fax: 204-623-7809


Website: http://www.tribalhealth.ca/index.html

West Region Tribal Council Health Department

Member First Nations: Ebb & Flow, Gambler,

Keeseekoowenin, O-Chi-Chak-Ko-Sipi, Pine

Creek, Rolling River, and Skownan

317 Main Street N

Unit 16 2nd Floor

Dauphin, MB

Phone: 204-622-9400

Toll Free: 1-866-385-9400

Fax: 204-622-9449

Website: http://www.wrtchealth.com/~wrtc1/

REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

First Nations Health and Social Secretariat of

Manitoba

Unit 9-4820 Portage Avenue

Headingley, MB R4H 1C8

Sub-Office:

200-275 Portage Avenue

Winnipeg, MB R3B 2B3

Phone: 204-956-0610

Fax; 204-956-2109

Website: http://fnhssm.com/

Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak 6th Floor, 338 Broadway Avenue

Winnipeg, MB R3C 0T2

Phone: 204-927-7500

Fax: 204-927-7509

Toll Free: 1-800-442-0488


Website: http://www.mkonorth.com/programs-

resources/health.php

Southern Chiefs Organization 105-1555 St. James Street

Winnipeg, MB R3H 1B5

Phone: 204-946-1869

Fax: 204-946-1871

Website: http://scoinc.mb.ca/


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Figure 1. Manitoba First Nations Tribal Councils Map1

1 https://www.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca/DAM/DAM-INTER-MB/STAGING/texte-text/mptc_1100100020568_eng.pdf

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Tribal Council Environmental Health Officers (EHO’s)


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TRIBAL COUNCIL ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICERS (EHO’s) - MANITOBA REGION

Cree Nation Tribal Health Centre

James Dean – 204-627-1515 (EHO)

Crystal Bull – 204-627-1533 (EHO)

• Chemawawin Cree Nation (Easterville)

• Mathias Colomb Cree Nation (Pukatawagan)

• Misipawistik Cree Nation (Grand Rapids)

• Mosakahiken Cree Nation (Moose Lake)

• Opaskwayak Cree Nation OCN (The Pas)

• Sapotawayak Cree Nation (Shoal River)

• Wuskwi Sipihk First Nation (Indian Birch)

West Region Tribal Health Centre

Peter Skobel – 204-622-9400 (Ext #2225) (EHO)

• O-Chi-Chak-Ko-Sipi First Nation (Crane River)

• Ebb & Flow First Nation

• Gambler First Nation

• Keeseekoowenin First Nation

• Pine Creek First Nation

• Rolling River First Nation

• Skownan First Nation (Waterhen)


Mike Fontaine – 204-956-7500 (Ext #119) (EHO)

• Buffalo Point First Nation

• Little Grand Rapids First Nation

• Pauingassi First Nation

• Hollow Water First Nation

• Poplar River First Nation


Shaun Miles – 204-956-7500 (Ext #115) (EHO)

• Berens River First Nation

• Bloodvein First Nation

• Brokenhead Ojibway Nation

• Black River First Nation

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Government Agencies with Roles in Human Health


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GOVERNMENT AGENCIES WITH ROLES IN HUMAN HEALTH

First Nation communities fall within a complex and multi-jurisdictional health care system. The

responsibility for the protection of human health is shared between federal and provincial governments.

According to the Health Canada website, the following outlines the delivery of health care services:

Provinces deliver hospital, physician and public health programs to all Canadians, including First

Nations and Inuit, but, generally do not operate direct health services on-reserve.

Health Canada funds primary care in 85 remote/isolated First Nations communities, as well as

public health nursing, health promotion/disease prevention programming and environmental

health service, and home and community care in well over 600 communities.

Health Canada also provides eligible First Nations and Inuit, regardless of where they live with

supplementary health benefits for certain medically required services where these individuals

do not have coverage from other public or private programs (prescription drugs, medical

supplies and equipment, dental care, vision care, short-term mental health crisis counselling and

medical transportation).

First Nations and Inuit have taken on various levels of responsibility to direct, manage and

deliver a range of federally funded health services.

Territories deliver insured health services and programs to all their citizens, including First

Nations and Inuit. However, the First Nations and Inuit Health Branch (FNIHB) provides

additional funding for home and community care, health promotion, and disease prevention

programs to First Nations (including those that are self-governing) and Inuit in the Territories. In

the Yukon, FNIHB delivers the full FNIHB program to eligible First Nations, whereas in the

Northwest Territories and Nunavut, the program is delivered in partnership with the Territorial

Governments. (First Nation and Inuit Health Branch website: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fniah-

spnia/pubs/strat-plan-2012/index-eng.php)

Environmental health protection is provided through the Manitoba Conservation and Water

Stewardship department for all Manitobans. For First Nation communities, jurisdiction and responsibility

lies with Environmental Public Health Services, Health Canada. Environmental Health Officers (EHO’s)

“provide advice, guidance, education, public health inspections and recommendations to First Nations

and their leadership to help them manage public health risks associated with the environment. They

gather data required to analyze what steps can be taken to promote public health in First Nations

communities”.

Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) also plays a role in the protection of

human health through the provision of funding and technical services in the areas of housing,

infrastructure, maintenance management, emergency management and water and wastewater. Tribal

Councils and/or larger independent First Nations receive funding for fire safety, housing and

maintenance management.


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FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

Manitoba Health Protection Unit http://www.gov.mb.ca/health/publichealth/environmentalh

ealth/protection/index.html

Manitoba Conservation and Water

Stewardship – Environmental

Programs & Strategies

Administers The Contaminated Sites Remediation Act and

the Contaminated Sites Remediation Regulation. The

program is primarily administered by Environment Officers

within the Environmental Programs and Strategies Branch.

Regional Environment Officers with the Environmental

Compliance and Enforcement Branch are active in site

inspection and enforcement.

Enquiries contact: [email protected]

1000 Century Street, Winnipeg, MB R3H 0W4

Phone: 204-330-2685 or 204-795-9519

Emergency Response Program – provides information about

emergency procedures and the potential dangers with the

product(s) involved. An environmental emergency is any

release or imminent release of a contaminant that may pose

a risk to public health or the environment.

Call: 1-204-944-4888 (24 hours)

Livestock Program

Onsite Wastewater Management Systems Program

Petroleum Storage Program

Environmental Health Branch

4th Floor – 300 Carlton St.

Winnipeg, MB R3B 3M9

Phone: 204-788-6735

Fax: 204-948-2040

Under Public Health Division responds to chemical,

microbiological and social public health issues. Monitors and

participates in a coordinated response to environmental

health issues to Manitobans. Mandate is environmental

health risk assessment, food protection, environmentally

infectious diseases and dental/oral health.

Website:

http://www.gov.mb.ca/health/publichealth/environmentalh

ealth/index.html

Environmental Health Risk

Assessment

4th Floor – 300 Carlton St.

Winnipeg, MB R3B 3M9

Phone: 204-788-6735

Fax: 204-948-2040

Provides leadership to identify, assess, and address

important and emerging environmental health issues to

reduce environmental risks to public health.

Website:

http://www.gov.mb.ca/health/publichealth/environmentalh

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FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

Health Canada Environmental and

Workplace Health

Works to protect the health of Canadians from

environmental risks: air, noise, soil and water pollution,

climate change, environmental contaminants, occupational

health and safety, pest control and radiation.

Website: http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/ewh-semt/index-eng.php

Contact Information for: can be found at: http://www.hc-

sc.gc.ca/contact/ewh-semt/index-eng.php

Environmental Public Health

Services, First Nation and Inuit

Health, Health Canada

300-391 York Avenue

Winnipeg, MB R3C 4W1

Manager: Rick Orto

Phone: 204-983-6324

Fax: 204-983-1579

[email protected]

Brent Roussin, Provincial Medical

Officer of Health

The Environmental Public Health Program in First Nations

communities works to identify and prevent public health

risks that could adversely impact the health of community

residents. Some EHOs are employed by Health Canada and

others are employed directly by First Nations or Tribal

Councils. Programming includes public health inspections,

monitoring environmental conditions such as drinking water

quality, delivering training and raising awareness about

potential environmental public health risks and steps people

can take to protect themselves and their families.

http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fniah-spnia/promotion/public-

publique/index-eng.php

AANDC Manitoba Region

365 Hargrave, Room 200

Winnipeg, MB R3B 3A3

Darrell Fiel

Manager, Capital and Housing

Services

Infrastructure and Housing

Directorate

Phone: 204.984.1048

Fax: 204.983.2936

Provides funding and technical services in the areas of

housing, infrastructure, maintenance management,

emergency management and water and wastewater.

AANDC Manitoba Region.

https://www.aadnc-

aandc.gc.ca/eng/1100100020394/1100100020398

See List of EHOs on page 13.

Public Health Offices in Manitoba

by Regional Health Authority

http://www.gov.mb.ca/health/publichealth/offices.html

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Health Canada Environmental Health Officers – Manitoba

Region


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HEALTH CANADA ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICERS (EHO’s) - MANITOBA REGION

Andy Mormul – 204-984-1992 (EHO)

Cell 791 8532

• Fisher River Cree Nation

• Peguis Indian Band

• Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation (Jackhead)

• Red Sucker Lake First Nation

• Marcel Colomb First Nation (Black Sturgeon)

Bob Reed – 204-983-1612 (EHO)

Cell 226 2549

• Dauphin River First Nation

• Lake St. Martin First Nation

• Little Saskatchewan First Nation

• Pinaymootang (Fairford)

• O-Pipon-Na-Piwin First Nation (South Indian Lake)

• Cross Lake First Nation

Brad Carr – 204-984-1337 (EHO)

Cell 232 1802

• Bunibonibee First Nation (Oxford House)

• Garden Hill First Nation

• Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation (Nelson House)

• St. Theresa Point

• Wasagamack

Chris Bergeron – 204-984-8347 (EHO)

Cell 396 4607

• God’s Lake First Nation

• Northlands Dene First Nation (Lac Brochet)

• Sayisi Dene First Nation (Tadoule Lake)

• Lake Manitoba First Nation

• Fort Alexander First Nation (Sagkeeng)

Jennifer Hughes – 204-984-2047 (EHO)

Cell 296 1217

Maternity leave until Dec 2015

Marvin Robert – 204-983-0886 (EHO)

Cell 470 6054

• Dakota Plains First Nation

• Dakota Tipi First Nation

• Long Plain First Nation

• Swan Lake First Nation

• Swan Lake First Nation (Carberry Area)

Monique Nguyen – 204-983-3457 (EHO)

Cell 805 4808

• Barren Lands First Nation (Brochet)

• Fox Lake First Nation (Gillam)

• Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation

• War Lake First Nation (Ilford)

• Tataskweyak Cree Nation (Split Lake)

• York Factory First Nation (York Landing)

Nicole Lunsted – 1-204-638-7447 (EHO)

Cell 619 2518

• Birdtail Sioux First Nation

• Canupawakpa Dakota First Nation (Oak Lake)

• Sioux Valley First Nation

• Tootinaowaziibeeng Treaty Reserve (Valley River)

• Waywayseecappo First Nation

Saad Jalili– 204-984-1923 (EHO)

Cell 296 1261

• Tataskweyak Cree Nation ( Split Lake )

• York Factory FN ( York Landing )

• Fort Alexander ( Sagkeeng )

• Bunibonibee FN ( Oxford House )

Micky Leung – 204-983-4174 (EHO)

Cell 296 1217

• Manto Sipi Cree Nation (God’s River)

• Shamattawa First Nation

• Norway House and Norway House Hospital

• Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation

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Manitoba Government Departments and Branches

Industrial Permits and Licensing


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MANITOBA GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND BRANCHES – INDUSTRIAL PERMITS AND LICENSING

Manitoba – Mines Branch

Mineral Resources

Unit 360-1395 Ellice Avenue

Winnipeg, MB R3G 3P2

Phone: 204-945-6505

The branch administers The Mines and Minerals Act governing the

disposition of mineral rights (permits, claims and leases),

exploration, development, and production of the province's non-

fuel mineral resources and the rehabilitation of mines and

quarries.

Mines Inspection Branch The main focus of this branch is the safety and health of the

people on the project. Its activities are based on the Workplace

Safety and Health Act and regulations thereunder. This, for

example, is where you would apply for a blaster's licence. If you're

conducting advanced exploration or are planning a new mine

project, then you'll need to file a mining report with the

department. This report is typically done in conjunction with the

filing of an Environmental Impact Statement.

Once you begin work on your exploration property, contact the

Mines Inspections Branch.

A Mines Inspector will be assigned to help ensure that all the

required codes and regulations are met.

Contact: Dennis Fontaine, Acting Director, Mine Safety Branch,

(204) 677-6821

Manitoba – Petroleum Branch

Keith Lowdon, Director

Manitoba Mineral Resources

360-1395 Ellice Avenue

Winnipeg, MB R3G 3P2

Phone: 204-945-6577

Toll Free: 1-800-223-5215


The branch is comprised of three sections: Administration &

Geology, Engineering & Inspection and Digital Information. The

branch administers The Oil and Gas Act and related regulations

governing the exploration, development, production,

transportation and storage of crude oil and natural gas. It is also

responsible for The Oil and Gas Production Tax Act.

The branch administers the Manitoba Drilling Incentive Program

and maintains a comprehensive public database of technical well

and reservoir information. It also prepares reports on the

province's petroleum geology and hydrocarbon potential to

encourage and assist in the exploration and development of

Manitoba's oil and gas resources.

http://www.gov.mb.ca/iem/petroleum/


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Indian Oil and Gas Canada

Suite 100

9911 Chiila Boulevard

Tsuu T'ina, AB T2W 6H6

Phone: 403-292-5625

Fax: 403-292-5618

E-mail: ContactIOGC@aandc-

aadnc.gc.ca

Indian Oil and Gas Canada (IOGC) is an organization committed to

managing and regulating oil and gas resources on First Nation

reserve lands. It is a special operating agency within Aboriginal

Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC).

IOGC is responsible for oil and gas on First Nation reserve lands

across Canada, but only a handful of reserves exist north of the

60th parallel. Therefore, practically all of IOGC's work is south of

the 60th parallel, with most of that in the Western Canada

Sedimentary Basin.

IOGC's general responsibilities are to:

• identify and evaluate oil and gas resource potential on

Indian reserve lands;

• encourage companies to explore for, drill and produce

these resources through leasing activity;

• ensure equitable production, fair prices and proper

collection of royalties on behalf of First Nations; and

• secure compliance with and administer the regulatory

framework in a fair manner.

IOGC operates pursuant to the Indian Oil and Gas Act and Indian

Oil and Gas Regulations, 1995, as well as other relevant legislation

and guidelines (see Acts and Regulations). Oil and gas activity on

First Nation reserve lands depends on agreements involving First

Nation band councils, oil and gas companies, and Indian Oil and

Gas Canada.

http://www.pgic-iogc.gc.ca/eng/1100110010458/1100110010464

Manitoba Agriculture, Food and

Rural Development

MAFRD Growing Opportunities

(GO) Centres are the front-line

service delivery of information to

support farmers, rural businesses

and rural communities:

http://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture

/contact/index.html

Permits and Licences:

• The Animal Care Act

• The Bee Act

• The Dairy Act

• The Livestock and Livestock Products Act

• The Livestock Industry Diversification Act

• The Pesticides and Fertilizers Control Act

• The Public Health Act

http://www.gov.mb.ca/agriculture/permits-and-

licences/index.html


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Manitoba – Department of

Conservation and Water

Stewardship

For exploration and mining projects, there are several relevant

permitting branches within the Department of Conservation.

Together these branches are responsible for acts such as;

• The Fires Prevention and Emergency Response Act,

• The Crown Lands Act,

• The Provincial Parks Act and

• The Environment Act.

Headquarters Operations plus Conservation regional and district

offices are the main contacts responsible for issuing appropriate

permits authorizing activities within these designated areas.

Contact: Director, Headquarters Operations 204-945-6647

Lands and Geomatics Branch handles all applications for Crown

land lease/permits and amendments or assignments of a

lease/permit.

Contact: Director, Lands and Geomatics Branch 204-476-3441

Forestry Branch is responsible for: issuing general permits for all

work carried out within provincial forests; issuing timber permits

authorizing the cutting and clearing of timber from project sites

located on all provincial Crown lands.

Contact: Director, Forestry Branch 204-945-7998

Parks and Natural Areas Branch issues work permits/licences for

exploration and development in Manitoba's provincial parks.

Contact: Director, Parks and Natural Areas Branch 204-945-4362

Wildlife and Ecosystem Protection Branch issues wildlife

management area (WMA) use permits for exploration work to be

conducted in WMAs throughout the province.

Contact: Wildlife Lands Specialist, Wildlife and Ecosystem

Protection Branch 204-945-7763

Manitoba Water Stewardship issues the Water Rights licence

required once a production decision has been made. The licence

addresses such issues as the use of water for milling and tailings.

Contact: Water Licensing Section, Manitoba Water Stewardship

204-945-6488


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Manitoba – Forestry Branch

General inquiries:

Manitoba Conservation and Water

Stewardship

Forestry and Peatlands

Management Branch

200 Saulteaux Crescent, Box 70

Winnipeg, Manitoba R3J 3W3

email: Forestry Branch

main switchboard: (204) 945-7989

toll free: 1-800-214-6497

The Forestry Branch is one of several resource branches

responsible for ensuring sustainable resource management for

present and future generations of Manitobans.

Under the authority of The Forest Act, the Forestry Branch

manages provincial Crown forests by setting forest harvest levels,

monitoring forest management activities, ensuring forests are

regenerated, providing protection from insects and diseases and

collecting revenues for use of Crown timber.

Forestry Permits and Licences:

http://www.gov.mb.ca/conservation/forestry/manage/index.html

Aboriginal/Treaty Domestic Use Timber Harvesting Policy

In October 2010, Manitoba Conservation – Forestry Branch

updated the existing policy Domestic Use Timber Harvesting for

Aboriginal/Treaty Rights Holders to reflect Manitoba

Conservation's current understanding of aboriginal harvesting

rights including Métis rights.

The Forest Act

The Forest Act received Royal Assent in 2009 and was proclaimed

on March 1, 2011 with accompanying regulations. The Act

emphasizes: timber administration and pricing; timber tracking

and scaling; and enforcement, penalties and offences.

The Forest Act and the Forest Use and Management Regulations

can be found on-line.

Manitoba Conservation Forestry Branch staff held annual meetings

to present an overview of the Forest Act and the Forest Use and

Management Regulation changes to Quota Holders and Timber

Dealers throughout the province in the fall of 2011.

October 2011 - Forest Act and Forest Use and Management

Regulation Amendments Presentation


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The Manitoba Environment Act outlines an environmental assessment and licensing process for

developments that may have potential for significant environmental effects. Some developments may

require both provincial and federal environmental approval prior to proceeding. Under agreement,

Manitoba and Canada have agreed to co-operate and co-ordinate respective environmental assessment

processes, in order to promote an effective and consistent environmental assessment process in

Manitoba. Early consultation with Manitoba Conservation will help determine whether both federal and

provincial environmental approvals are required.

The Canadian Environmental Assessment Act (CEAA) 2012 includes provisions for cooperation and

coordinated action between the federal and provincial governments in situations where projects require

a provincial/territorial environmental assessment. To deal with these circumstances, CEAA 2012 includes

provisions for cooperation and coordinated action between the two orders of government. CEAA 2012

aims to achieve the goal of "one project-one review."

Substitution and equivalency provisions do not apply if a project is being assessed by the Canadian

Nuclear Safety Commission, the National Energy Board, or if the project has been referred to a review

panel.


Manitoba - Environmental

Approvals Branch

2nd Floor 123 Main Street (Box 80)

Winnipeg, MB R3C 1A5

Director:

Tracey Braun, M. Sc.

Phone No.: (204) 945-7071


You may contact the

Environmental Approvals Branch

when there is a potential project

that requires a review and

approval pursuant to the Acts

listed above, or for general

information on the Act and the

environmental assessment and

licensing process.

http://www.gov.mb.ca/conservati

on/eal/contact.html#elu

MISSION: The Environmental Approvals Branch will ensure that

developments are regulated in a manner that protects the

environment and public health, and sustains a high quality of life

for present and future Manitobans.

The Environmental Approvals carries out its mission by:

• administering development approval requirements of The

Environment Act, The Dangerous Goods Handling and

Transportation Act, The Public Health Act, and regulations

under these acts including The Livestock Manure and

Mortalities Management Regulation, The Pesticides

Regulation, The Storage and Handling of Petroleum

Products and Allied Products Regulation, and The Waste

Disposal Grounds Regulation;

• controlling municipal, industrial and hazardous waste

sources of pollutants;

• minimizing environmental impact of development

proposals;

• minimizing adverse effects to the environment and public

health from pesticide use; and

• administering the Water and Wastewater Facility

Operators Regulation.


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Canadian Environmental

Assessment Agency

https://www.ceaa-

acee.gc.ca/default.asp?lang=en&n

=B053F859-1#ceaa01

The Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012(CEAA2012)

and its regulations establish the legislative basis for the federal

practice of environmental assessment in most regions of Canada.

The purpose of CEAA 2012 is to:

• Protect components of the environment that are within

federal legislative authority from significant adverse

environmental effects caused by a designated project;

• Ensure that designated projects are considered and carried

out in a careful and precautionary manner in order to avoid

significant adverse environmental effects when a federal

authority is exercising a power or performing a duty or

function required for the project to proceed;

• Promote cooperation and coordination between federal and

provincial governments;

• Promote communication and cooperation with Aboriginal

peoples;

• Ensure that opportunities are provided for meaningful public

participation;

• Ensure that environmental assessments are completed in a

timely manner;

• Ensure that proposed projects on federal lands or that are

outside Canada and carried out or financially supported by a

federal authority, are considered in a careful and

precautionary manner in order to avoid significant adverse

environmental effects;

• Encourage federal authorities to take actions in a manner that

promotes sustainable development in order to achieve or

maintain a healthy environment and a healthy economy; and

• Encourage further studies of the cumulative effects of

physical activities in a region and the consideration of the

study results in environmental assessments.

When does the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012

apply?

CEAA2012 applies to projects described in the Regulations

Designating Physical Activities and to projects designated by the

Minister of the Environment.

When the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (the

Agency) is the responsible authority for a designated project that

is described in the Regulations Designating Physical Activities,

upon acceptance of a project description, an analysis is

undertaken by the Agency to decide if a federal environmental

assessment is required. This step does not apply to designated

projects regulated by the National Energy Board and the Canadian

Nuclear Safety Commission for which conducting an

environmental assessment is mandatory.

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Active Large Industrial and Commercial Companies by Sector

(BASED ON REPORTED EMISSIONS TO THE NATIONAL POLLUTANT RELEASE INVENTORY

IN 2011, 2012 AND/OR 2013)


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CEMENT, LIME AND OTHER NON-METALLIC SECTOR

Company Name Facility Name Address

CERTAINTEED GYPSUM

CANADA, INC.

WINNIPEG WALLBOARD PLANT 1200 Empress Avenue, Winnipeg

R3E3B4

GRAYMONT WESTERN CANADA

INC.

FAULKNER PLANT 239 Highway West, Faulkner R0C0Y0

LAFARGE NORTH AMERICA NORTHLAND CONCRETE PL 1000 Agri Park Road, Oak Bluff

R0R1N0

CHEMICALS SECTOR


AKZO NOBEL WOOD COATINGS

LTD.

AKZONOBEL WOOD COATINGS

(WINNIPEG)

9 Fennell Street, Winnipeg R3T0M5

APOTEX FERMENTATION INC. APOTEX FERMENTATION INC 40 Scurfield Boulevard, Winnipeg

R3Y1G4

BORDER CHEMICAL CO LTD. BORDER CHEMICAL COMPANY

LIMITED

595 Gunn Road, Winnipeg R2C5G2

CANEXUS CORPORATION -

BRANDON

CANEXUS CORPORATION 8080 Richmond Street East, Brandon

R7A6A6

CLOVERDALE PAINT INC. GUERTIN COATINGS DIV. OF

CLOVERDALE PAINT INC.

50 Panet Road, Winnipeg R2J0R9

ERCO WORLDWIDE, A DIVISION

OF SUPERIOR PLUS LP

HARGRAVE PLANT P O Box 2410, Virden R0M2C0

FRANK FAIR INDUSTRIES LTD. FRANK FAIR INDUSTRIES - WINNIPEG 400 Archibald Street, Winnipeg

R2J0W9

GRACE CANADA INC. GRACE CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS - 5 1140 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg

R3E1G6

HUSKY OIL OPERATIONS

LIMITED

MINNEDOSA ETHANOL PLANT 359 5th Avenue Northwest,

Minnedosa R0J1E0

INTERPROVINCIAL

COOPERATIVE LTD.

CHEMICAL PLANT 945 Marion Street East, Winnipeg

R2J0K7

KOCH FERTILIZER CANADA, ULC KOCH FERTILIZER CANADA, ULC 1400 17th Street East, Brandon

R7A7C4

PPG PHILLIPS INDUSTRIAL

COATINGS INC

PPG PHILLIPS INDUSTRIAL COATINGS -

WINNIPEG

95 Paquin Road, Winnipeg R2J3V9

VALEANT PHARMACEUTICALS

INTERNATIONAL

VALEANT PHARMACEUTICALS

INTERNATIONAL

100 Lifesciences, Steinbach R5G1Z7


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ELECTRICITY SECTOR


MANITOBA HYDRO BRANDON GENERATING STATION 3305 Victoria Avenue East, Brandon

R7A7J8

MANITOBA HYDRO TADOULE LAKE Tadoule Lake R0B2C0

MANITOBA HYDRO BROCHET Brochet R0B0B0

MANITOBA HYDRO LAC BROCHET Lac Brochet R0B2E0

MANITOBA HYDRO SHAMATTAWA DIESEL SITE Shamattawa R0B1K0

IRON AND STEEL SECTOR


AMSTED CANADA INC. GRIFFIN CANADA - WINNIPEG 2500 Day Street, Winnipeg R2C3A4

ANCAST INDUSTRIES LTD. ANCAST INDUSTRIES LTD.

1350 Saskatchewan Avenue,

Winnipeg R3E 0L2

GERDAU AMERISTEEL

CORPORATION

GERDAU AMERISTEEL CORPORATION,

MANITOBA MILL 27 Main Street, Selkirk R1A1P6

MONARCH INDUSTRIES LIMITED

MONARCH INDUSTRIES - WINKLER

FACILITY 280 Monarch Drive, Winkler R6W4B2

MINING AND QUARRYING SECTOR


CANICKEL MINING LIMITED BUCKO LAKE MINE 371 Fleming Drive, Wabowden

R0B1S0

HUDSON BAY MINING AND

SMELTING CO., LIMITED

HBMS SNOW LAKE MILL 1 #393 Highway Highway, Snow

Lake R0B1M0



HBMS CHISEL LAKE MINE Snow Lake



HBMS METALLURGICAL COMPLEX 1 Company Road, Flin Flon

R8A1N9



HBMS TROUT LAKE MINE Flin Flon

LAFARGE NORTH AMERICA LAFARGE CANADA INC., GREATER

WINNIPEG, STONEWALL QUARRY

Stonewall

LEHIGH HANSON MATERIALS

LTD.

PINE RIDGE Street, Rm of Springfield

LEHIGH HANSON MATERIALS

LTD.

GLACIER QUARRY RM of Rockwood

SANGOLD CORPORATION MILL & MINE SITE Bissett Mine site, Bissett R0E0J0

SNOW LAKE MINE NEW BRITANNIA MINE 114 Cedar Avenue East, Snow Lake

R0B1M0

TANTALUM MINING OF

CANADA

BERNIC LAKE MINESITE Tanco Mine Road, Lac du Bonnet

R0E1A0

VALE CANADA LIMITED THOMPSON OPERATIONS 1 Inco Road, Thompson R8N1P3


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OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION (CONVENTIONAL) SECTOR


ARC RESOURCES GOODLANDS OIL BATTERY 16-10

CANADIAN NATURAL RESOURCES LIMITED PIERSON 12-30-002-28W1

EOG RESOURCES CANADA INC. WASKADA SOUR GAS PLANT 16-21

LEGACY OIL + GAS INC. PIERSON OIL BATTERY 09-32

PENN WEST PETROLEUM LTD. WASKADA 00/11-22-001-25W1

PENN WEST PETROLEUM LTD. WASKADA HZ 02/06-24-001-26W1/00

PENN WEST PETROLEUM LTD. WASKADA

PENN WEST PETROLEUM LTD. WASKADA HZ 02/05-23-001-25W1/00

PENN WEST PETROLEUM LTD. WASKADA HZNTL UNIT #8 2/3-8-2-25W1

ENERPLUS CORPORATION KIRKELLA OIL BATTERY 07-10

PETROBAKKEN ENERGY LTD. TANCAM WASKADA 08-33-001-24W1

OIL & GAS PIPELINES AND STORAGE SECTOR


ENBRIDGE PIPELINES INC. CROMER TERMINAL Cromer R0M0J0

ENBRIDGE PIPELINES INC. CROMER TRUCK TERMINAL Cromer

IMPERIAL OIL WINNIPEG TERMINAL 2925 Hendersen Highway,

Winnipeg R2E0E9

IMPERIAL OIL GRETNA TERMINAL 30 &524 PO Box 400 Highway,

Gretna R0G0V0

SHELL CANADA PRODUCTS WINNIPEG TERMINAL 212 Panet Road, Winnipeg R2J0S3

TRANSCANADA PIPELINES LTD. STATION 43 - SPRUCE Reynolds

TRANSCANADA PIPELINES LTD. STATION 41 - ILE DES CHENES

TRANSCANADA PIPELINES LTD. STATION 30 - RAPID CITY Rapid City

TRANSCANADA PIPELINES LTD. STATION 45 - FALCON LAKE Falcon Lake

PLASTICS AND RUBBER SECTOR


FIAT PRODUCTS FIAT PRODUCTS - WINNIPEG 255 Hutchings Street, Winnipeg

R2X2R4

PLASTI-FAB LTD. PLASTI-FAB - MANITOBA 2485 Day Street, Winnipeg

R2C5G2

SPECTIS MOULDERS SPECTIS MOULDERS - NIVERVILLE 100 Cedar Drive, Niverville

R0A1E0

SCOTT OFFICE SYSTEMS

COMPANY CANADA

SCOTT - CANADA 530 Sheppard Street, Winnipeg

R2X2P8


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PULP AND PAPER and WOOD PRODUCTS SECTORS


C.P. LOEWEN ENTERPRISES LTD. LOEWEN 77 PTH No. 52 West Highway

West, Steinbach R5G1B2

CASCADES CANADA ULC. CASCADES BOXBOARD WINNIPEG, A

DIVISION OF CASCADES CANADA UL

531 Golspie Street, Winnipeg

R2K2T9

DECOR CABINETS LTD. DECOR CABINETS 200 100 Route, Morden R6M1B8

DEFEHR FURNITURE LTD. DEFEHR FURNITURE LTD. 125 Furniture, Winnipeg R2G1B9

DEFEHR FURNITURE LTD. PARTICLE BOARD PLANT/PANEL

SUPPLY PLANT

770 Pandora Avenue, Winnipeg

R2C2N1

LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CANADA

LTD.

LP SWAN VALLEY OSB 10 Highway, Minitonas R0L1G0

TOLKO INDUSTRIES LTD. MANITOBA KRAFT PAPERS DIVISION Tolko Rd., Highway 10 North, The

Pas R9A1L4

TRANPORTATION EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING SECTOR


BOEING CANADA OPERATIONS

LTD.

BOEING CANADA WINNIPEG 99 Murray Park Road, Winnipeg

R3J3M6

BRISTOL AEROSPACE LTD. WINNIPEG PLANT 660 Berry Street, Winnipeg R3C2S4

MOTOR COACH INDUSTRIES FORT GARRY PLANTS 4 & 5 1475 Clarence Avenue, Winnipeg

R3T1T5

NEW FLYER INDUSTRIES NEW FLYER INDUSTRIES - WINNIPEG 711 Kernaghan Avenue, Winnipeg

R2C3T4

STANDARD AERO LTD. WINNIPEG 33 Allen Dyne Road, Winnipeg

R3H 1A1

TRIPLE E RV TRIPLE E RV 301 Roblin Boulevard, Winkler

R6W4C4

WASTE TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL SECTOR


BFI CANADA INC. PRAIRIE GREEN IWMF 375 Oak Point Highway, Rosser

R2R1T9

WATER AND WASTEWATER SYSTEMS SECTOR


CITY OF PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE CITY OF PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE WATER

POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITY

400 River Road, Portage la Prairie

R1N 3V6

CITY OF WINNIPEG, WATER &

WASTE DEPARTMENT

WEST END WATER POLLUTION

CONTROL CENTRE (WEWPCC)

7740 Wilkes Avenue, Winnipeg

R2C5G6


WASTE DEPARTMENT

SOUTH END WATER POLLUTION

CONTROL CENTRE (SEWPCC)

100 Ed Spencer Drive, Winnipeg

R2N4G3


WASTE DEPARTMENT

NORTH END WATER POLLUTION

CONTROL CENTRE (NEWPCC)

2230 Main Street, Winnipeg

R2V4T8


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OTHER MANUFACTURING SECTORS


ADM Agri-Industries ADM AGRI-INDUSTRIES - ADM Milling

Co. - Winnipeg

7 Higgins Avenue, Winnipeg

R3B0A1

BUNGE CANADA HOLDINGS BUNGE CANADA - ALTONA PLANT 35 Tenth Avenue, Altona R0B0G0

BUNGE CANADA HOLDINGS BUNGE CANADA - HARROWBY PLANT 16 Highway West, Harrowby

R0J1W0

DIAGEO CANADA INC. GIMLI PLANT 19107 Seagram Road, Gimli R0C

1B0

FAROEX LTD. PLANT 1 123 Anson Street, Gimli R0C1B0

FEDERATED CO-OPERATIVES

LTD.

BRANDON FEED PLANT 320 6th Street, Brandon R7A7N7

GENERAL MILLS CANADA GENERAL MILLS - WINNIPEG Chevrier Boulevard, Winnipeg

R3T1Y7

HI-PRO FEEDS HI-PRO FEEDS CARMAN 307 Main Street South Street

South, Carman R0G 0J0

HI-PRO FEEDS HI-PRO FEEDS STE. ANNE 42158 Municipal Road 30 Road

East, Ste. Anne R5H 1R1

KEYSTONE AUTOMOTIVE

INDUSTRIES ON INC.

NORTHSTAR/FAIRMONT PLATING -

WINNIPEG

4 Chester Street, Winnipeg R2L2B2

KITCHEN CRAFT OF CANADA KITCHEN CRAFT OF CANADA 1180 Springfield Road, Winnipeg

R2C2Z2

LANDMARK FEEDS ROSENORT 205 Highway West, Rosenort

R0G1W0

LANDMARK FEEDS OTTERBURNE 36 - Grant Street, Otterburne

R0A1G0

LODE-KING INDUSTRIES LODE-KING INDUSTRIES 135 Canada Street, Winkler

R6W4B2

MAPLE LEAF AGRI-FARMS INC. PURATONE NIVERVILLE FEEDMILL 305 Main Street, Niverville R0A

1E0

MAPLE LEAF AGRI-FARMS INC. PURATONE WINKLER FEEDMILL 550 Centennial Street, Winkler

R6W 4A4

MAPLE LEAF AGRI-FARMS INC. PURATONE ARBORG FEEDMILL Manitoba 68 Highway, Arborg R0C

0A0

MAPLE LEAF AGRI-FARMS INC. SOURIS FEEDMILL Souris R0K2C0

MAPLE LEAF AGRI-FARMS INC. FEED PLANT, LANDMARK 188 Main Street, Landmark

R0A0X0

MAPLE LEAF CONSUMER

FOODS INC.

CONSUMER FOODS - WINNIPEG 870 Lagimodiere Boulevard,

Winnipeg R2J0T9

MAPLE LEAF CONSUMER

FOODS INC.

MAPLE LEAF FOODS - BRANDON 6355 Richmond Avenue, Brandon

R7A7M5

MCCAIN FOODS CANADA LTD. CARBERRY FACTORY 5 Highway, Carberry R0K0H0

MCCAIN FOODS CANADA LTD. MCCAIN FOODS (CANADA) - PORTAGE

LA PRAIRIE

1 McCain Avenue, Portage La

Prairie R1N3B5

MONARCH INDUSTRIES

LIMITED

MONARCH INDUSTRIES - BURMAC

FACILITY

51 Burmac Road, Winnipeg R2J4J3

PARMALAT CANADA INC. ST. CLAUDE 9 Provincial 240 Road, St. Claude

R0G1Z0

POLLARD BANKNOTE LTD. POLLARD BANKNOTE - WINNIPEG

PLANT

1499 Buffalo Place, Winnipeg

R3T1L7


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OTHER MANUFACTURING SECTORS


RICHARDSON MILLING LTD. PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE 1 Can-Oat Drive, Portage La Prairie

R1N 3W1

ROYAL CANADIAN MINT WINNIPEG MINT 520 Lagimodiere Boulevard,

Winnipeg R2J3E7

SAPUTO FOODS LTD. WINKLER 235 Manitoba Road, Winkler

R6W4B2

SIMPLOT CANADA (II) LTD. PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE highway #1 and Simplot Road

Highway West, Portage La Prairie

R1N3A4

TC INDUSTRIES OF CANADA TC INDUSTRIES OF CANADA (WEST) 480 Pittsburgh Avenue, Selkirk

R1A0A9

TRANSCONTINENTAL INC TRANSCONTINENTAL LGM 737 Moray Street Northwest,

Winnipeg R3J3S9

VITERRA INC. STE. AGATHE (CANOLA CRUSH PLANT)

VITERRA

386 Industrial Park Road, Ste.

Agathe R0G1Y0

VITERRA INC. HART FEEDS FEED MILL (ST. ANNE MB)

VITERRA

41258 Municipa Road, Ste. Anne

R0A1R0

VITERRA INC. CARMAN FEED MILL VITERRA 307 Main Street, Carman R0G0J0

WESTON BAKERIES LTD. WESTON BAKERIES WINNIPEG 1485 Chevrier Boulevard, Winnipeg

R3T 1Y7

WESTON BAKERIES LTD. WESTON BAKERIES WINNIPEG 666 Elgin Avenue, Winnipeg

R3C2P7

WINPAK LTD. WINPAK DIVISION 100 Saulteaux Crescent, Winnipeg

R3J3T3

OTHER SECTORS


AGRIUM INC. BLOOM TERMINAL 8 miles west of Portage La Prairie,

HWY, Portage La Prairie R1N3L5

ATOMIC ENERGY OF CANADA

LIMITED

WHITESHELL LABORATORIES 100 Ara Mooradian Way, pinawa

R0E1L0

CANADIAN LINEN & UNIFORM

SERVICE

CANADIAN LINEN & UNIFORM SERVICE

- D24

1860 King Edward Street, Winnipeg

R2R 0N2

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY

CO.

TRANSCONA 150 Pandora Avenue, Winnipeg

R2C4H5

CARGILL LIMITED CARGILL AGHORIZONS, SWAN RIVER,

MB

83 Highway, Swan River R0L1Z0

CARGILL LIMITED CARGILL AGHORIZONS, NESBITT, MB Highway # 2, Nesbitt R0K1P0

CARGILL LIMITED CARGILL AGHORIZONS, DAUPHIN, MB Mountain Road, Dauphin R7N3B3

CARGILL LIMITED CARGILL AGHORIZONS, OAKNER, MB 1st Avenue, Hamiota R0M0T0

CARGILL LIMITED CARGILL AGHORIZONS, MORRIS, MB 2 Mile Road, Morris R0G1K0

CARGILL LIMITED CARGILL AGHORIZONS, ELM CREEK,

MB

2 Highway, Elm Creek R0G0N0

CARGILL LIMITED CARGILL AGHORIZONS, ELVA, MB Melita R0M1L0

DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL

DEFENCE

17 WING WINNIPEG 17 Wing Winnipeg, Winnipeg

R3J3Y5


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OTHER SECTORS


GERDAU AMERISTEEL

CORPORATION

GERDAU AMERISTEEL CORPORATION,

MANITOBA METALLICS RAW MATERI

1 Railway Street, RM of St. Andrews

R1A4E6

LOUIS DREYFUS COMMODITIES

CANADA LTD


CANADA LTD. - VIRDEN

3mile W of Virden Jcnt Hwy83 and

1, Virden R0M 2C0


CANADA LTD


CANADA LTD. - RATHWELL

Junction Hwy 2 and 244, Rathwell

R0G 1S0

PLAINS MIDSTREAM CANADA CROMER TRUCK TERMINAL Cromer

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. RED RIVER SOUTH 1 mile north of Letellier on Hwy 75,

Letellier R0G 1C0

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. SWAN RIVER VALLEY Junction of PR 275 & Highway 10A

Highway, Swan River R0L 1Z0

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. STARBUCK 4 Main Street, Starbuck R0G2P0

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. TLA KILLARNEY EAST 1 mile East of Highway #18 on

Correction, Killarney R0K1G0

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. BRANDON Pioneer Road Road, Brandon

R7A5Y3

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. MOLLARD 3 Highway, Brunkild R0G0E0

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. DAUPHIN Dauphin R7N3B3

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. SHOAL LAKE 143 Industrial Park Road, Shoal

Lake R0J1Z0

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. DUNDONALD 16 Highway, Westbourne R0H1P0

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. SOUTH LAKES Hwy 7, 3mi N of Perimter Hwy,

Stonewall R0C 2Z0

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. GRAND PLAINS 5 Highway, Grandview R0L0X0

RICHARDSON PIONEER LTD. MINNEDOSA 560 6th Avenue NW Avenue

Northwest, Minnedosa R0J 1E0

RUSSEL METALS INC. WINNIPEG NORTH 1359 St. James Street, Winnipeg

R3C2G3

UNIVAR CANADA LTD. WINNIPEG 99 Lowson Crescent, Winnipeg

R3P0T3

UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA CENTRAL ENERGY PLANT

(POWERHOUSE)

33 MacLean Crescent, Winnipeg

R3T2N2

VITERRA INC. BOISSEVAIN VITERRA Brandon

VITERRA INC. BRANDON VITERRA Brandon

VITERRA INC. BINSCARTH HTP VITERRA Binscarth R0J0G0

VITERRA INC. SOURIS EAST (AU) VITERRA Souris R0K2C0

VITERRA INC. BRANDON FACILITY (WESTCO) VITERRA 8000 Richmond Avenue, Brandon

R7A7R3

VITERRA INC. AGASSIZ HIGH THROUGHPUT

ELEVATOR (WINKLER) VITERRA

Winkler R6W4A6

WES-T-RANS LTD. WES-T-RANS LTD. 515 Oak Point Highway, Winnipeg

R2R1V2

WINNIPEG AIRPORTS

AUTHORITY INC.

WINNIPEG JAMES ARMSTRONG

RICHARDSON INTERNATIONAL

AIRPORT

2000 Wellington Avenue, Winnipeg

R3H1C2

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Agricultural Organizations


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AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS

Dairy Farmers of Manitoba

Established in 1974, Dairy Farmers of Manitoba is responsible for:

• managing the supply of milk in the province;

• sSelling milk from Manitoba dairy farms to processors and scheduling its

transportation;

• representing the interests of Manitoba dairy farmers at the provincial and

national level;

• developing and implementing advertising and promotional programs for fluid

milk and real cream; and

• delivering nutrition and dairy agriculture education programs.

All dairy farms in the province are family-owned and operated. Manitoba dairy

farmers finance the organization and elect a nine-member board of directors

composed of dairy farmers. The board determines the direction and policies of the

organization.

www.milk.mb.ca

Keystone Agricultural Producers

• KAP is a general farm policy organization that takes direction from its

members – including farmers and farm commodity organizations.

• Our mandate is to ensure primary production in Manitoba remains profitable,

sustainable and globally competitive.

• We work with governments, industry and stakeholders on overarching issues

that affect all farmers.

• We act as spokespersons for Manitoba's farmers, engaging media and other

stakeholders in understanding the issues facing primary producers.

• We promote agriculture and its contributions to the Manitoba and Canadian

economies.

KAP is member funded and member directed.

www.kap.mb.ca

Keystone Potato Producers Association

KPPA is the processing potato producer organization for Manitoba. KPPA negotiates

contracts for members with major companies including McCain Foods, Simplot Canada

and Cavendish Farms.

www.pmana.org/kvpa.htm


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Manitoba Beef Producers

Manitoba Beef Producers (MBP) is the exclusive voice of the beef industry in

Manitoba.

MBP represents roughly 7,000 beef producers across the province. MBP is a non-profit

organization with a producer-elected board that consists of 14 directors, each

representing cattle producers in a specific region or district of the province, along with

four full-time staff.

The mission of MBP is to represent all beef producers through communication,

advocacy, research, and education—within the industry and to governments,

consumers and others, to improve prosperity and ensure a sustainable future.

www.mcpa.net

Manitoba Beekeepers’ Association

The goals of this Association are to represent and promote the welfare of the entire

Manitoba honey bee industry through; presentations to the federal and provincial

governments as required; participation on the Canadian Honey Council and other

organizations with similar goals and interests, and to promote a better understanding

of beekeeping and honey to the general public.

www.manitobabee.org

Manitoba Canola Growers Association

The Manitoba Canola Growers Association represents farmers in our province that

grow canola. MCGA was incorporated on July 8, 1982 under the Manitoba

Corporations Act. At this time the organization was funded by a membership. In 1996,

MCGA was granted a check off of 50 cents per tonne for every tonne of Manitoba

canola sold. MCGA continued to be funded in this manner until 2008 when the check

off was increased to $1.00 per tonne.

MCGA represents approximately 9,000 members. MCGA uses the canola check off

dollars for “seed money” to grow the future. Every dollar spent is leveraged at the

local, national, and international levels, and studies show that every dollar invested by

growers results in an impressive return on investment.

Through the strategic, thoughtful investments of grower check off contributions,

MCGA ensures that our members are well positioned to take advantage of

opportunities to maximize their net income from growing canola.

www.mcgacanola.org


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Manitoba Chicken Producers

Manitoba Chicken Producers (MCP) is dedicated to representing the needs of hatching

egg and chicken producers of Manitoba by providing leadership in maintaining a viable

and stable chicken production industry.

We are a provincial, farmer-run, organization whose main responsibility is to ensure

that Manitoba farmers produce enough hatching eggs and meat chickens to meet the

needs of the marketplace. The system we operate under is commonly known as

supply management or orderly marketing.

Our organization is completely funded through levies paid by registered

farmers according to the number of eggs and kilograms of chicken marketed. We

do not receive any government subsidies, grants, or other taxpayer monies.

www.chicken.mb.ca

Manitoba Corn Growers

Headquartered in Carman, MB the Manitoba Corn Growers Association (MCGA) is a

not-for-profit organization representing over 1,500 farmers who grow corn in the

province of Manitoba. The MCGA is directed by a twelve-member grower Board of

Directors dedicated to advancing the corn industry in Manitoba in the areas of market

development, promotion, research and education.

For over 35 years, the MCGA has been helping farmers with their cash flow needs by

administering the financially guaranteed Advanced Payments Program (APP) offering

cash advance loans on corn and other special crops. Over the years, the MCGA has

added crops as needed. With the recent approval of Bill C-18, the Agricultural Growth

Act, we have added 15 additional crops including canola, wheat, barley and other

small grains.

www.manitobacorn.ca

Manitoba Egg Farmers

Manitoba Egg Farmers (MEF) represents over 160 regulated egg and pullet farmers.

Egg farmers are the primary caregivers of over 2.3 million hens in Manitoba that

produce about 57 million dozen eggs each year. This represents 10.5% of Canada’s egg

supply.

www.mbegg.mc.ca

Manitoba Forage & Grassland Association

The Manitoba Forage & Grassland Association (MFGA) is a non-profit organization

comprised of producers, agri-business and extension leaders who are dedicated to

the development and promotion of a sustainable hay, forage and livestock industry

and the protection of our most valuable resources – our land, waterways, and

wildlife diversity.

www.mbforagecouncil.mb.ca


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Manitoba Organic Alliance

MOA is a membership driven, non-profit association which unites and represents

organic farmers, processors, buyers, retailers and researchers in Manitoba. Founded

in March 2009, the Alliance supports organics through leadership, networking, and

development.

Our VISION is to foster healthy, viable farms – the foundation of a vibrant organic

sector – and to work for a diversified organic production system in Manitoba, which

provides for local food security, enhances export opportunities and contributes to

sustainable economic development.

http://www.organicfoodcouncil.org/index.php/24-site-content/moa/the-manitoba-

organic-alliance/126-the-manitoba-organic-alliance

Manitoba Pork Council

Manitoba Pork is the association of the province’s pig producers. As a

membership association, Manitoba Pork delivers a wide range of programs and

activities designed to benefit its farmer members and promote the industry as a

whole. Manitoba Pork in its current form was created in 1999.

Today, all producers have the option to market hogs through brokers or directly to

processing plants. They must also pay a levy of $0.80 per market hog and $0.19 per

weanling to Manitoba Pork.

Manitoba Pork’s mission is to foster the sustainability and prosperity of the pork

industry for the good of all hog farmers and all Manitobans. Our vision is to become

a centre of excellence for pork production in Canada.

www.manitobapork.com

Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers

Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers (MPSG) is a not-for-profit organization that

represents 3,500 farmers in Manitoba who grow edible beans, peas, lentils,

chickpeas, fava beans, and soybeans.

Vision: Vibrant profitable farms sustainability producing a variety of quality pulse

crops to feed a healthy growing world.

Mission: To provide Manitoba pulse grower members with production knowledge

and market development support, through focused research, advocacy and linkages

with industry partners.

MPSG Focus Areas:

• Research

• Market Development

• Advocacy

• Communication

www.manitobapulse.ca


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Manitoba Seed Growers Association

Our mission is to represent Manitoba seed growers within the professional seed

system for the benefit of agriculture in Manitoba.

Objectives:

1. To promote the value of our seed quality assurance system to producers and

end users.

2. To develop linkages with all levels of government and agriculture industry.

3. To educate customers on the role of the pedigreed seed system in the

development and transfer of advanced genetics.

4. To develop programs to provide production, processing, and marketing

information for Manitoba Seed Growers’ Association members to expand

their knowledge and profitability to their pedigreed seed enterprises.

5. To facilitate the responsible transfer of plant genetics and seed technologies

from the plant breeder to the commercial farmer.

www.seedmanitoba.ca

Manitoba Sheep Association

The Manitoba Sheep Association (MSA) is proud to represent over 400 sheep and

lamb producers (both commercial and purebred producers) across the province. We

actively initiate, support and conduct programs and activities designed to stimulate

and improve the well-being of all segments of the sheep industry. We also present

producer concerns and issues to government and other agricultural organizations.

The MSA is a member of the Keystone Agricultural Producers (KAP), the Manitoba

Forage Council and the Canadian Sheep Federation.

www.mbsheep.com

Manitoba Turkey Producers

Manitoba Turkey Producers (MTP) represents 58 farm families in the province of

Manitoba. Turkeys are raised year-round in Manitoba with an average farm

producing 7,000 turkeys, three times a year. In total, turkey producers raise

approximately 1.4 million turkeys annually. This represents approximately 11 million

kilograms of fresh turkey available for consumer enjoyment.

Manitoba Turkey Producers marketing board was established in 1968 under the

Natural Products Marketing Act. The province is divided into three production

districts.

www.turkey.mb.ca


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National Farmers Union

The National Farmers Union is a direct-membership organization made up of

Canadian farm families who share common goals. Every member of the farm family -

including children ages 14 to 21 - are full voting members of the Union. This

structure recognizes that every family member contributes to the farm by working

on it directly, or indirectly through off-farm employment.

Member families of the Union believe that through an organization that represents

all commodities produced in Canada, it is possible to promote the family farm as the

most appropriate and efficient means of agricultural production. Our goal is to work

together to achieve agricultural policies which will ensure dignity and security of

income for farm families while enhancing the land for future generations.

www.nfu.ca

National Sunflower Association of Canada

The National Sunflower Association of Canada (NSAC) is a national, not-for-profit,

producer-funded organization that works on behalf of the sunflower growers of

Canada to promote and expand the industry, both internationally and

domestically. The NSAC represents approximately 350 producers of both

confectionary and oilseed sunflowers throughout the Prairie provinces.

www.canadasunflower.com

Organic Producers Association of Manitoba

Is a not-for-profit organization that offers professional organic certification services

to Canadian clients wishing to market products in Canada, the United States of

America and Europe. OPAM is accredited by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency as

recommended by the Standards Council of Canada in order to provide organic

certification services. Membership numbers have increased, and the area served has

expanded to include Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario. OPAM has not lost sight of

the most valuable resource in organic agriculture – the individual committed to the

organic ‘way of life’.

www.opam-mb.com

Prairie Fruit Growers Association

The Prairie Fruit Growers Association (PFGA) is a voluntary non-profit organization

representing all Manitoba fruit crop growers since 1974. The Association is

represented by seven elected member directors and three advisors; one each from

Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

and Manitoba post-secondary educational institution. The PFGA work with On-Farm

Food Safety and Environmental Farm Plan programs to ensure that the public values

Manitoba grown fruit not only for taste but as safe food products.

www.pfga.com


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Prairie Oat Growers Association

Prairie Oat Growers Association (POGA) is a voluntary organization of prairie oat

growers established to promote the interests of oat growers and oat marketing.

POGA was formed in 1998 out of the former Alberta Oat Growers Association. It

consists of producers, and associate members from the handling, milling and supply

sectors.

The overall objective of the organization is reflected in its mission statement:

Our mission is to develop and support partnerships in the agricultural industry that

will enhance the profitability of oats for the grower and increase its value to the

customer.

www.poga.ca

Vegetable Growers Association of Manitoba

The VGAM works towards the advancement of Manitoba’s vegetable growing

industry by providing a voice to Manitoba’s commercial growers.

Members of the VGAM enjoy the following benefits:

� Networking opportunities with other growers and industry stakeholders

� Educational workshops and meetings

� Reduced registration fees for annual conference

� Free listing on the VGAM website Grower Directory

� Annual newsletters

www.vgam.ca

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Workplace Safety


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WORKPLACE SAFETY

SAFE Work Manitoba

333 Broadway, Winnipeg, MB R3C 4W3

Phone: 204-957-7233

Is the unified prevention organization responsible for

promoting and delivering services related to

workplace injury and illness prevention.

Workplace Safety and Health

Website:

http://safemanitoba.com/compliance

Is responsible for the legal aspect of keeping the

province’s workers safe on the job. Enforces The

Workplace Safety and Health Act and its associated

regulations in order to protect the safety and health

of workers in Manitoba. Workplace Safety and

Health’s inspection and investigation activity focuses

on improving legislative compliance in order to

eliminate workplace fatalities, injuries and illnesses.

Directory of Labour Organizations in

Manitoba

http://www.gov.mb.ca/labour/labmgt/dlo/index.html

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Governmental and Non-Governmental Environmental

Organizations


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GOVERNMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

Green Manitoba Green Manitoba is an agency of the provincial

government committed to a cleaner, greener

future for all Manitobans. By working with

communities, non-profit organizations,

individuals and other stewards of the

environment, we strive to develop long term

solutions for energy conservation, waste

reduction, and water conservation. By working

together we can develop viable solutions that will

enable all Manitobans to "live green now" for a

greener future.

Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives MAFRI works with agriculture producers, other

entrepreneurs, and rural and northern

communities to accelerate their greater

prosperity and capacity. We do this by providing

leadership and a range of information, programs

and services in support of vibrant rural and

northern communities.

Manitoba Round Table for Sustainable

Development (Conservation and Water

Stewardship)

The Manitoba Round Table for Sustainable

Development is an advisory body to the

provincial government that provides advice and

support to decision makers toward making

responsible resource, land use, environment,

social and economic development decisions for

the province. The Manitoba Round Table is an

integral component of the province’s sustainable

development strategy.


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NON-GOVERNMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

A Rocha

P.O. Box 2248 Morden, MB R6M 1B9

Contact: Chris and Rachael Hildebrandt

204.246-2059

[email protected]

www.arocha.ca

Sustainable living and environmental education in

Winnipeg, research for the conservation of the

Pembina Valley and environmental education,

and working in partnership with local existing

projects and other A Rocha projects

internationally.

Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society –

Manitoba

3-303 Portage Ave. Winnipeg, MB R3B 2B4

Contact: Ron Thiessen, Executive Directort

204-949-0782

[email protected]

www.cpawsmb.org

Involved in advocacy, protection and public

education for parks and wilderness in Manitoba

Chemical Sensitivities Manitoba

43 Rutgers Bay, Winnipeg, MB R3T 3C9

Contact: Sandra Madre

204-256-9390

[email protected]

Public education around alternatives to harmful

chemicals in everyday use.

Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources

[email protected]

www.yourcier.org

A national, First Nation directed environmental

non-profit organization

Consumers for Responsible Energy

154 Monck Ave. Winnipeg, MB R2H 1X2

Contact: Catherine Glass

204-227-4261

[email protected]

CoRE is a community based group committed to

addressing energy justice issues.

Council of Canadians – Winnipeg

381 Mountain Ave. Winnipeg, MB R2W 1K3

Contact: Mary McCandless

204-803-5416

[email protected]

www.canadianswinnipeg.org

Committed to working with other Canadian

chapters and allies to advance local campaigns to

challenge climate change, advance real solutions

to the climate crisis and broaden the Canadian

movement for climate justice.

Debwendon Inc.

Box 194 Scanterbury, MB R0E 1W0

Contact: Peggy Bainard Acheson

204-261-9179 or 984-4029

[email protected]

www.debwendon.org

Debwendon Inc. is a non-profit organization

formed in 2007 to promote and preserve the

Brokenhead Wetland Ecological Reserve.


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EcoPIA (Ecological People in Action)

c/o University of Winnipeg Students’ Association

515 Portage Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3B 2E9

204-786-9189

[email protected]

theuwsa.ca/services/uwsa-student-

groups/student-service-groups/ecopia/

A student group at the U of Winnipeg which

operates a library of various media on

environmental issues, as well as a fully

functioning vermicopost.

Environmental Health Association of Manitoba

43 Rutgers Bay, Winnipeg, MB R3T 3C9

Contact: Marg Friesen

204-269-8591

[email protected]

Ehamanitoba.weeble.com

Exchanging and providing information on

environmental factors that affect human health.

Food Matters Manitoba

Unit 4, 640 Broadway, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0X3

Contact: Kreesta Doucette

204-943-0822

[email protected]

www.foodmattersmanitoba.ca

Engaging Manitobans towards healthy,

sustainable, and fair food for all. FMM is home of

the Manitoba Food Charter.

FortWhyte Alive!

1960 McCreary Road, Winnipeg, MB R3P 2K9

Contact: Jody Watson

204-989-8359 or 989-8355

[email protected]

www.fortwhyte.org

Dedicated to providing programming, natural

settings and facilities for environmental

education, outdoor recreation, and social

enterprise. Promotes awareness, understanding

and enjoyment of the natural world, and

encourages actions leading to sustainable living.

Green Action Centre


204-925-3777

[email protected]

www.greenactioncentre.ca

A non-profit, non-governmental hub for greener

living.

International Institute for Sustainable

Development

6th floor – 161 Portage Ave. East, Winnipeg, MB

R3B 0Y4

Contact: Karla Zubrycki

[email protected]

www.iisd.org

Championing sustainable development around

the world through innovation, partnerships,

research and communications.


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Lake Winnipeg Foundation

300-207 Fort St. Winnipeg, MB R3C 1E2

Contact: Alexis Knispel Kanu, Executive Director

204-956-0436

[email protected]

www.lakewinnipegfoundation.org

Promoting the health and restoration of Lake

Winnipeg through support for research, public

education, advocacy, management and

coordination.

Lake Friendly

http://www.lakefriendly.ca/

In 2009, the South Basin Mayors and Reeves

launched the Lake Friendly Initiative: a

community-to-community approach designed to

create public awareness of the serious issues

facing Lake Winnipeg and other fresh water lakes

throughout the world. The purpose of this

initiative is to engage all sectors of society in a

solutions approach to preserve our fresh water

resources.

Manitoba Chapter, Canada Green Building

Council

410-250 McDermot Ave. Winnipeg, MB R3B 0S5

Contact: Alara Matsyk

204-943-1023

[email protected]

mbcagbc.org

To promote green building in Manitoba and to

connect to activities of other Chapters. Diverse

collection of professionals representing a wide

cross section of fields who promote buildings that

are environmentally, and economically

sustainable and healthy places to live, work and

play.

Manitoba Conservation Districts Association Vision is to ensure the Conservation Districts are

recognized and supported provincially. Mission is

to provide a leadership role and unified voice

between Conservation Districts, Water

Stewardship and our partners in watershed

management to all Manitobans.

Manitoba Environmental Industries Association

100-62 Albert St. Winnipeg, MB R3B 1E9

204-783-7090

www.meia.mb.ca

Our mission is to advance environmental

opportunities to all companies in Manitoba

through networking, education and support.

Manitoba Fly Fishers Association

Box 43004, RPO Kildonan Place, Winnipeg, MB

R2C 5G5

Contact: Steven Erickson

204-416-0609

[email protected]

www.mffa.org

An environmental focus around water quality

issues, fish habitat and conservation of fisheries

resources.


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Manitoba Forestry Association

900 Corydon Ave. Winnipeg, MB R3M 0Y4

Contact: Patricia Pohrebniuk

204-453-3182

[email protected]

www.thinktrees.org

Educating Manitobans about the importance of

trees and forests as part of the larger ecosystem.

Manitoba Nature Summit Inc.

c/o 729 Clifton St. Winnipeg, MB R3G 2X7

Contact: Mavis Lewis-Webber

204-775-0891

[email protected]

www.naturesummitmb.com

Inspires and engages educators of children,

fostering creativity and adventure in their natural

environment while embracing healthy choices

and sustainable living.

Manitoba Ozone Protection Industry Association

1082 Main St. Winnipeg, MB R2W 5J3

Contact: Mark Miller

204-338-0804

[email protected]

www.mopia.ca

Working for the protection of stratospheric

ozone layer through the control, reduction and

eventual elimination of emissions of ozone

depleting and climate changing substances to the

atmosphere.

Manitoba Wildlands

1000-191 Lombard Ave. Winnipeg, MB R3B 0X1

Contact: Gaile Whelan-Enns, Director

204-944-9593

[email protected]

www.manitobawildlands.org

Education and advocacy for the protection of

nature.

Manitoba Environmental Youth Network The Manitoba Environmental Youth Network gets

youth to meet and learn from one another, share

ideas, plan joint projects, find out about

resources available to them and collectively build

their capacity for taking action.

Manitoba Farm Mentorship Program “Connecting people, land, and local knowledge

for a food secure Manitoba." Manitoba Farm

Mentorship (MFM) facilitates farm mentorship,

farmer training, networking and partnerships for

new and aspiring producers, with a focus on

organic and sustainable farming for local

markets. MFM encourages small-scale farming as

a career choice and helps connect farmer

trainees with experienced mentors, resources,

training events, and with Manitoba's sustainable

farming and food community.


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Manitoba Industry Steward Organizations We are a collection of Manitoba-based

stewardship organizations with a common goal:

to help consumers divert as much waste as

possible from our landfills.

Manitoba Model Forest The Manitoba Model Forest endeavors to

develop new forest-based education training and

economic opportunities; facilitate capacity

building and engagement of communities;

promote and share integrated multi-sectoral

approaches to natural resource management;

share best practices and information with forest

communities around the world.

Nature Manitoba

401-63 Albert St. Winnipeg, MB R3B 1G4

Contact: Susan McLarty or Tommy Allen

204-943-9029

[email protected]

www.naturemanitoba.ca

Fostering awareness, appreciation and protection

of the natural environment.

Oak Hammock Marsh

1 Snowgoose Bay, Box 1160 Stonewall, MB R0C

2Z0

Contact: Tabitha Martens

204-467-3305

[email protected]

www.oakhammockmarsh.ca

The Interpretive Centre is dedicated to fostering

public awareness and knowledge of the inherent

values of wetland ecosystems.

Oceans North Canada

1-800-553-8014

[email protected]

www.oceansnorth.ca

Promotes science and community based

conservation of Canada’s Arctic Ocean and the

resulting well-being of indigenous Arctic residents

who rely upon its natural wealth.

Planners Network Manitoba

1802-11 Evergreen Place, Winnipeg, MB R3L 2T9

Contact: Richard Milgrom

204-453-5736

[email protected]

www.plannersnetwork.org

An association of professionals, activists,

academics and students involved in physical,

social, economic, and environmental planning in

urban and rural areas, who promote fundamental

change in our political and economic systems.


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Red River Basin Commission

410-112 Market Ave. Winnipeg, MB R3B 0P4

Contact: Sara Thrift

204-982-7250

[email protected]

www.redriverbasincommission.org

To develop a Red River Basin integrated natural

resources framework plan; and to work toward a

unified voice for the Red River Basin.

Red River Valley Clean Cities Coalition

770 Ross Avenue, Winnipeg, MB R3E 1C6

Contact: Ajaleigh Williams

204-986-7879

[email protected]

The Grand Forks and Winnipeg Coalition works

with vehicle fleets, fuel providers and others to

reduce petroleum use in transportation.

Save Our Seine River Environment Inc.

Box 83-208 Provencher Blvd. Winnipeg, MB R2H

3B4

[email protected]

www.saveourseine.com

Remediation, protection and recreational

development for the Seine River in Winnipeg.

Sierra Club Canada – Prairie Chapter

6328 104th Street NW, Edmonton, AB T6H 2K9

Contact: Sean Petty

780-439-1160

[email protected]

www.prairie.sierraclub.ca

An environmental non-profit organization with a

mission to create a diverse, well-trained

grassroots network to protect and uphold the

health and integrity of our prairie communities

and ecosystems.

Social Planning Council of Winnipeg –

Environment Committee

300-207 Donald Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 1M5

Contact: Denis Lewycky

204-943-2561

[email protected]

www.spcw.mb.ca

A vehicle for citizens to explore and assess

controversial issues, bring new information into

public debate and help form a public consensus

around progressive solutions.

Western Canada Wilderness Committee


Contact: Eric Reder

204-942-9292

[email protected]

www.wildernesscommittee.org/manitoba

Working for the preservation of wilderness

through research and education.

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