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Source: www.winnipegpartnership.mb.ca
Topic: Graffiti
Sort Desciption: Graffiti Art Programming (GAP) uses art as a vehicle to address the social, educational,. vocational and economic needs of at-risk youth. ...
Content Inside: News Release For Immediate Release May 16, 2005 Winnipeg Partnership Agreement invests over $2.5 million in projects that contribute to a vibrant, prosperous and healthy Winnipeg WINNIPEG, Manitoba – The governments of Canada, Manitoba and Winnipeg today announced over $2.5 million in funding under the tri-level Winnipeg Partnership Agreement (WPA). The investment made today will support 32 projects that focus on Aboriginal participation, downtown renewal, and supporting technology and innovation. Reg Alcock, President of the Treasury Board and Minister responsible for the Canadian Wheat Board, the Honourable Scott Smith, Manitoba Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Trade, and Winnipeg’s Mayor Sam Katz made the announcement. “We want our cities and communities to be the best in the world – desirable destinations for travelers, immigrants or investors, while being a great place to choose to call home here in Manitoba,” said Minister Alcock. “For all cities and communities, the New Deal is about developing a vision of where they – and our country – will be in 30 years and how to get there from here.” “Studies have shown cities that prosper and thrive have diverse populations, state of the art technology and excellent recreational opportunities,” said Minister Smith. “These projects foster that ideal and will help Winnipeg stay on top as a strong capital for Manitoba.” “The projects we are announcing today are a great example of the diversity and flexibility this unique partnership offers,” said Mayor Katz. “I want to acknowledge all of our partners for their support for these projects which will help make our city a better place to live.” This investment contributes to continued efforts to ensure Winnipeg is a vibrant, healthy and prosperous city. These projects will position Winnipeg as a western Canadian leader in implementing a wireless-enabled service that will provide wireless connectivity throughout the downt ...
