Legislative Assembly of Manitoba/Assemblée Législative du Manitoba

The Manitoba Human Rights Commission is an independent agency dedicated to administering The Human Rights Code, which protects individuals and groups from discrimination in Manitoba. Recognizing the inherent rights of Indigenous peoples and the lasting impacts of colonialism, the Commission is committed to advancing human rights and reconciliation through active engagement and education. The Commission addresses a wide range of discrimination issues, including recent amendments that protect gender expression as a characteristic under The Human Rights Code. By upholding principles of equality and freedom from prejudice, the Commission ensures that all individuals are treated based on their merit rather than stereotypes, fostering a safer and more inclusive environment in the workplace and community. Generated from the website

The Manitoba government is committed to assisting families and businesses by providing convenient pickup and drop-off locations across the province for essential mail, including cheques. They offer a range of services, including support for financial assistance, job searches, and child care subsidies to enhance community well-being. In addition to facilitating access to vital resources, the government actively promotes local initiatives and business development, ensuring residents and businesses can navigate programs effectively. Their ongoing efforts include streamlining access to grants and supporting various sectors impacted by challenges such as drought conditions. Generated from the website

MB Post Adoption Registry is a service provider based in Winnipeg, MB, specializing in facilitating post-adoption communication between birth parents, adoptees, and adoptive families. With a focus on maintaining confidentiality and respecting the privacy of all parties involved, the registry aims to support individuals in reconnecting and sharing information in a safe and structured manner. Generated from their business information