Participating Organizations

Assiniboine Community College (ACC) is an accredited college with the Government of Manitoba Council on Post-Secondary Education.

ACC is accessible through the delivery of apprenticeship programs, certificates, diplomas and advanced diplomas, mature student high school, continuing education and contract training. Assiniboine College provides quality programs that address diverse learning styles and the time and location requirements of our learners. Our college plays a pivotal role in many communities by providing facilities, expertise, leadership and innovation that assists in the economic, social, cultural, recreational, athletic and educational development of our communities.

ACC offers over 40 unique programs in the fields of agriculture, environment, business, health and human services, food and hospitality, trades and technology.

Our Victoria Avenue East Campus, North Hill Campus (Len Evans Centre for Trades and Technology and the Manitoba Institute of Culinary Arts) and the Adult Collegiate are located in Brandon, with a satellite campus located in Dauphin. Three training centres in Winnipeg, Neepawa and Russell provide comprehensive education services across the province.

For more information about Assiniboine Community College, visit our web site at www.assiniboine.net.

The City of Winnipeg Water and Waste Department:

• delivers high-quality drinking water to homes and businesses,
• provides curbside garbage and recycling collection services to single-family homes, multi-family dwellings with seven units or less, and small businesses,
• collects and treats sewage from homes and businesses,
• manages the Brady Road Landfill,
• provides land drainage and flood control services.

For more information about the Department or any of its services, visit winnipeg.ca/waterandwaste or contact our 311 Centre, open 24 hours every day, by phone at 311 or by email at 311@winnipeg.ca

Bell MTS is the leading full-service communications provider for business and residential customers across Manitoba. We are the market leader in Manitoba with many strengths that have made us one of the most efficient, innovative and profitable regional communications operators in North America. A technology leader, Bell MTS operates advanced wireless networks delivering the best coverage for Manitobans with its 4G LTE, CDMA and Wi-Fi wireless networks, and is investing to build out its extensive fibre-to-the-home network – the Bell MTS FiON® Network in over 20 Manitoba communities.

Our suite of products and services include the latest in wireless technology, high-speed Internet, an award-winning IPTV service, voice services, and home security. Bell MTS has the best distribution channels and is the only provider in Manitoba that allows customers to bundle 5 different services and save over $40 a month, every single month.

Bell MTS’s momentum is fuelled by the knowledge, skills and spirit of its 3,000 Manitoba-based employees. With more than 100 years of operations, Bell MTS is rooted firmly in the community and is a proud sponsor of Bell MTS Centre, home to the NHL’s Winnipeg Jets.

Bell MTS is wholly-owned by Manitoba Telecom Services Inc. which is listed on the TSX (trading symbol: MBT). For information on Bell MTS’s products and services, please visit bellmts.ca or call 204-225-5687 (204-CALLMTS).

• Aboriginal and Northern Affairs

  Aboriginal and Northern Affairs is a department of government that is dedicated to vibrant and healthy Aboriginal and northern Manitobans. We work with Aboriginal and northern communities, other levels of government, industry and other stakeholders to promote social and economic opportunities and reconcile the rights and interest of Aboriginal and northern people.

  Our Goals:

  • Support the development of healthy, safe and sustainable Aboriginal and northern communities.
  • Close the gap between Aboriginal and northern people and other Manitobans in their quality of life in the areas of education, health, housing, economic opportunities and employment.
  • Enhance food security for Aboriginal and northern people.
  • Fulfill constitutional obligations and other provincial responsibilities towards achieving social justice and reconciliation with Aboriginal and northern people.

  For more information about our services, visit www.gov.mb.ca/ana.

• Health, Healthy Living and Seniors

  I'm new to Manitoba. How do I apply for coverage?

  If you are eligible (i.e., legally entitled to be in Canada and intend on living in Manitoba for at least 183 days of the year), coverage will begin on the first day of the third month after your arrival in Manitoba. For example, if you arrive on April 29, April will count as the first month, with May and June as the following two. Therefore, in this case your coverage would begin July 1.

  When you register, you will need to:

  • Complete a Manitoba Health Registration Form which can be accessed at https://www.gov.mb.ca/health/documents/mg1883.pdf
  • Provide your previous province's/territory's health card number
  • Provide proof of Canadian citizenship (i.e. Copy of Canadian Birth Certificate or Canadian Citizenship Card or Permanent Resident Confirmation Card (copy of both sides)

  Until your health coverage begins you should maintain your coverage with your previous health plan.

  I'm new to Canada. How do I apply for coverage?

  If you are a new resident and would like to apply for Manitoba Health coverage, please present a photocopy of your passport and all other Citizenship and Immigration Canada documents which have been issued to you and your dependants along with a completed Manitoba Health Registration Form which can be accessed at https://www.gov.mb.ca/health/documents/mg1883.pdf. Providing the document you have been issued is acceptable as outlined in The Health Services Insurance Act , you may be eligible for coverage.

  Who is eligible for Manitoba Health coverage?

  Returning Canadians

  You are eligible for coverage the day you arrive in Manitoba when proof of your Canadian citizenship, arrival date and residence status are provided.

  Permanent Resident

  You are eligible for coverage on your date of arrival in Manitoba when proof of permanent residence is provided or the date permanent residence is granted.

  Work Permit

  If your Work Permit is valid for at least 12 months in Manitoba, you and any family members listed on the Work Permit are eligible for coverage as of the date it was issued. If your Work Permit is less than 12 months, you are not eligible until you receive an extension allowing you to stay in Manitoba for at least 12 months. You will then be covered as of the date of the extension.

  Study Permit (Effective April 1, 2012)

  If you are an international student who has a valid study permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada for a minimum of six months and also live in the province for a minimum of six months in a calendar year, you are eligible to receive a Manitoba Health card.

  Visitor Record

  You are not eligible for coverage unless you are accompanying a spouse or parent who has a Work Permit valid for 12 months or more or a Study Permit valid for 6 months or more. The Visitor Record must be valid for at least 183 days. Dependants who reach the age of 18 must be attending a recognized educational institution or have a Work Permit to be eligible for further benefits.

  Please report changes such as a new address, birth, adoption, death, marriage, divorce, or legal separation to the Insured Benefits Branch. Documentation is required for some changes.

  Where can I register for Manitoba Health coverage?

  Registration and Client Services
  Health, Healthy Living and Seniors
  300 Carlton Street
  Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 3M9
  For more information call: (204) 786-7101
  Toll free: 1-800-392-1207
  Fax: (204) 783-2171
  TDD/TTY: (204) 774-8618
  TDD/TTY Relay Service outside Winnipeg: 711 or 1-800-855-0511
  Website: manitoba.ca/health

• Municipal Government - Property Assessment Services

  Manitoba Municipal Government offers a broad range of services to all Manitobans, municipalities and communities. This includes the delivery of comprehensive assessment services to all municipalities within the province (except for the City of Winnipeg) and other agencies. Our services include:

  • updating the assessments of all properties every 2 years to reflect market values;
  • delivering annual assessment rolls to municipalities, which are used for property taxation;
  • producing assessment and delivering assessment notices to property owners;
  • preparing property tax bills on behalf of municipalities, for mailing to property owners;

  For more information about our property assessment services,  visit www.gov.mb.ca/assessment or contact your local Assessment Services office.

• Family Services' Provincial Services

  Provincial Services administers income benefit and shelter assistance programs throughout the province. The branch provides assessment and processing of subsidies for the following programs:

  Income Benefits

  • 55 PLUS - A Manitoba Income Supplement
  • Child Care Subsidies
  • Manitoba Child Benefit (MCB)

  Housing Benefits

  • Rent Aid for Seniors
  • RentAid for Families
  • RentAid for Persons with Disabilities
  • School Tax Assistance for Tenants 55 Plus (STAT 55+)
  • Rewarding Work Rent Allowance
  • Portable Housing Benefits

  Health Benefits

  Provincial Services also provides assessment and authorization for the delivery of Health Services benefits in accordance with approved fee schedules and/or letters of understanding to Employment and Income Assistance participants and children in care.

  • Rewarding Work Health Benefits

• Residential Tenancies Branch

  If you are a landlord or tenant in Manitoba, the Residential Tenancies Branch can help you with matters that relate to your tenancy questions. The Residential Tenancies Branch is responsible for The Residential Tenancies Act, The Life Leases Act and certain provisions of The Condominium Act in Manitoba.Our staff provide:

  • Presentations to landlord or tenant groups or agencies
  • Information and resources to help landlords and tenants understand their rights and responsibilities under the Acts
  • Mediation, to settle disputes between landlords and tenants
  • Information on rent increases
  • Investigation into complaints of breaches of the Act

  For more information about the services we provide, visit www.manitoba.ca/rtb. Or, call the branch office nearest you:

  • In Winnipeg at: 1-800-782-8403 or 204-945-2476
  • In Brandon at: 1-800-656-8481 or 204-726-6230
  • In Thompson at: 1-800-229-0639 or 204-677-6496

Red River CO-OP® is a dynamic, Winnipeg-based co-operative with over 290,000 active members and annual sales exceeding $500 million. We have a distinguished history of serving local communities, and have become one of Manitoba’s most trusted and valued brands and the second-largest retail Co-op in Western Canada.

We serve our members daily in our food stores and pharmacies, at our home office, gas bars, car washes and cardlocks, and through our bulk fuel delivery to farms and businesses.

Connect with us:

• Phone: 204-272-8989
• Email: memberservices@rrcoop.com.

For more information on Red River Co-op visit www.rrcoop.com

For more than 135 years, the University of Manitoba has delivered life-changing learning experiences for our students and conducted world-class research, sharing our knowledge and discovery to shape our province, country and world. As Manitoba’s only medical-doctoral university, we offer programs in areas as diverse as the humanities, the visual and performing arts, science, medicine, law, agriculture, engineering and architecture. This strong learning environment has helped nurture a climate of academic excellence.

For more information about the University of Manitoba, visit umanitoba.ca.

For more information about changing your address with the University of Manitoba, please contact us at: 204-474-8093 or Alumni_updates@umanitoba.ca