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20 Manitoba s Local Produce Guide Experience Fresh from the Farm Your guide

gardens and community supported agriculture farms.

farm-fresh produce and locally produced food.

The superior taste of fresh produce grown in your own community is an

This year s guide includes a map highlighting individual farm stands, farmers

new program that allows Manitobans to invest in and share the bounty from

Keep this map on hand for planning your trips with family and friends to find

Make stops at local farm stands and farmers markets a regular part of your

1 20 Manitoba s Local Produce Guide Experience Fresh from the Farm Your guide to Manitoba s farmers markets, pre-picked market stands, U-Pick vegetable gardens and community supported agriculture farms. Welcome from the Minister There s nothing more wonderful than the taste of farm-fresh produce and locally produced food. That s why I m thrilled to offer Manitoba s Local Produce Guide 20. The superior taste of fresh produce grown in your own community is an experience you and your family don t want to miss. This year s guide includes a map highlighting individual farm stands, farmers markets, and U-Pick vegetable locations, as well as up-to-date information on where to find the best of the crop. It also provides information about community supported agriculture (CSA), a new program that allows Manitobans to invest in and share the bounty from individual growers crops. Keep this map on hand for planning your trips with family and friends to find top-quality, Manitoba-grown produce throughout the summer and fall. Make stops at local farm stands and farmers markets a regular part of your shopping routine, or make a weekend of it and tour several in communities throughout the province. You ll be feeding your family fresh, locally grown products, supporting local farmers and strengthening Manitoba s economy, all at the same time. Have a great summer! I encourage you to celebrate Homecoming 20 by coming home to the exceptional taste of Manitoba s best. Stan Struthers Minister Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives

GET OUT THERE AND ENJOY MANITOBA PRODUCE! Whether you shop, pick or have your produce grown, this guide will help you access fresh local produce in the way that best suits you.

Markets You can stock up on fresh food and local goods at any of the many farmers markets around the province.

Farmer s markets bring several producers together in one location to sell their goods directly to consumers. Each producer has a separate stall or stand at the market.

Pre-Picked Market Stands These are usually roadside stands on or near the property of the farmers. The farmers pick the produce for you and replenish the supplies with fresh produce daily.

2 GET OUT THERE AND ENJOY MANITOBA PRODUCE! Whether you shop, pick or have your produce grown, this guide will help you access fresh local produce in the way that best suits you. There are several ways to access local produce this season in Manitoba: Farmers markets Pre-picked market stands U-Pick vegetable gardens Invest in and share the harvest of local producers Farmers Markets You can stock up on fresh food and local goods at any of the many farmers markets around the province. Producers grow, pick, make and sell a variety of quality local fruit, vegetables, fresh baked goods, home preserves and unique crafts. Farmer s markets bring several producers together in one location to sell their goods directly to consumers. Each producer has a separate stall or stand at the market. Members of the Farmers Markets Association of Manitoba Co-op Inc. are identified in this guide and online at Pre-Picked Market Stands These are usually roadside stands on or near the property of the farmers. The farmers pick the produce for you and replenish the supplies with fresh produce daily. The advantage of going to roadside stands is that you can talk to the growers one-on-one about the way they farm and how to get the most out of their produce. Some stands specialize in a few particular varieties of produce, while others have a broader range, depending on the growing conditions of each farm or market garden. U-Pick Vegetable Gardens You can harvest your vegetables yourself and get the pick of the crop at U-Pick market gardens. Enjoy fresh air and exercise while you shop. You also have the opportunity to talk to growers one-on-one. Bring along the family, friends and neighbours, add a picnic lunch and make a day of it. You ll have fun and take home tasty, hand-picked produce. Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Farms This is a unique way to form partnerships between farmers and their customers. As a customer, you become a member by investing a fee in the farmers crops in the spring. When the crops are harvested, you receive a share of the vegetables the farmer grows. Every CSA is unique. Contact these farms directly to find out more information and how they operate.

MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TRIPS Plan ahead You ll save time and avoid disappointment if you confirm hours of operation and selection of vegetables in advance.

pfga.com. Ask growers for information Take some time to talk to the farmers for cooking, freezing or canning ideas, or recipes.

Check out local tourist attractions along the way. Consider organic produce Many Manitobans want organic produce and the demand is growing.

3 MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TRIPS Plan ahead You ll save time and avoid disappointment if you confirm hours of operation and selection of vegetables in advance. Include fresh fruit on your list Check out the Prairie Fruit Growers Association directory for all the information you need to buy from local fruit markets and gardens. You can find it online at Ask growers for information Take some time to talk to the farmers for cooking, freezing or canning ideas, or recipes. Bring along this guide Use it to plan visits to more than one outlet and expand your adventure, variety and choices. Be a tourist Pack up family and friends and make it a weekend outing. Check out local tourist attractions along the way. Consider organic produce Many Manitobans want organic produce and the demand is growing. To be sure you re buying truly organic produce, call ahead or check websites to see if producers have an official federal certification. When you buy local products, you re enjoying fresh healthy produce, supporting Manitoba farmers and helping grow Manitoba s economy. The following websites have lots of information and suggestions to help you plan some exceptional food buying trips all season long: Manitoba Regional Tourism Network Manitoba Country Vacations Manitoba Agri-Tourism Blog Prairie Fruit Growers Association To find this information and other useful resources online visit: manitoba.ca/agriculture/consumer/buymanitoba For additional copies of this guide call in Portage la Prairie Prepared by Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives ESR-004

GOT VEGETABLES? CSA Asparagus Beans Beets Broccoli Brussels Sprouts Cabbage Cantaloupe Carrots Cauliflower Celery Chinese Vegetables Manitoba farmers grow some of the world s tastiest vegetables.

4 GOT VEGETABLES? CSA Asparagus Beans Beets Broccoli Brussels Sprouts Cabbage Cantaloupe Carrots Cauliflower Celery Chinese Vegetables Manitoba farmers grow some of the world s tastiest vegetables. Listed here are the vegetables available at each U-Pick vegetable garden, pre-picked market stand and community supported agriculture (CSA) farm. Get the pick of the crop this season. NORTH Corn Cucumber Dill Eggplant Garlic Gourds Herbs Kohlrabi Leeks Lettuce Onions Parsnips Peas Peppers Potatoes Pumpkin Radish Rutabaga Spinach Squash Swiss Chard Tomatoes Turnip Watermelons Zucchini Be sure to call ahead to confirm hours of operation and the selection of available vegetables. 4 Terry s Greenhouse, Nursery & Market Garden Swan River 74-6 The Garden Spot Swan River Aagaard Farms** Brandon Cranbrook Gardens Brandon Gemma s Garden Brandon Good Earth Gardens & Berries Glenboro Hicks Farms Souris J.R. Greenhouses Souris L & S Market Garden Kenton Maple Valley Farms Ninette Meandher Creek Pumpkin Patch Oak Lake Peters Market Garden Virden or (cell) CENTRAL WEST 48 Blue Lagoon Organics St. Francis Xavier or (cell) 4 Blue Sky Farm Oak Bluff Dufferin Market Gardens Carman J & J Gardens Altona Jamault Asparagus Notre Dame Mayfair Farm Portage la Prairie or McGill Country Lane Carman Peter s Vegetables Winkler The Little Red Barn Oakville Vanden Berg Vegetables Winkler or Willow Lane Gardens Carman Assiniboine Trail Berry Farm Elie -24 or Boundary Creek Farm** Winnipeg Beach Garden Delights Stony Mountain Knor s Garden Korner Teulon INTERLAKE 6 Petaski Farms Ltd. St. Andrews A Maze in Corn St. Mary s Rd Braman s Greens E. Selkirk Chorney s Vegetables & Fruit E. Selkirk or Deer Meadow Farms Corn Maze & Hobby Farm Bird s Hill Kurbis Country Market Beausejour Maggie s Pumpkin Patch Dugald Marg s Strawberry Patch (Organic) Lorette Penner Pumpkins Steinbach Petaski Farms Ltd. E. Selkirk Schriemer s Garden Market St. Pierre Stonelane Orchard Steinbach Wiens Shared Farm** St. Germain South WINNIPEG EAST Almost Urban Vegetables** St. Norbert Crampton s Farm Produce Market Floodway Gardens (summer) Grenkow s U-Pick Jardins St. Leon Gardens Petrasko Brothers Garden Centre Wiebe s Berries **Farm gate sales not available at these locations

5 ST LAGIMODIERE 4 Swan River Duck Mountain Provincial Park Farmers Market Pre-picked Market Stand U-Pick Vegetable Garden Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives GO Office Note: Some locations may indicate more than one symbol NORTH 98 0 Oak Bluff Sturgeon Creek ROBLIN BLVD PORTAGE McGILLIVRAY INKSTER WILKES PERIMETER CORYDON GRANT AVE 90 BLVD PERIMETER HWY AVE HWY AVE BLVD AVE KING EDWARD ST BLVD KENASTON NOTRE DAME AVE 99 WAVERLEY BISHOP McPHILLIPS PEMBINA 89 ST OSBORNE ST HWY 4 94 LEILA AVE MAIN 9 97 MARY S RD 8 2 ST CHIEF PEGUIS TRAIL RUE GRANDIN BLVD ST ANNE S RDST HENDERSON NAIRN AVE ARCHIBALD HWY LAGIMODIERE LAGIMODIERE BLVD REGENT AVE 9 9 DUGALD RD Roblin Russell Virden Melita 8 WEST Riding Mountain National Park Turtle Mountain Provincial Park 68 Spruce Woods Provincial Park INTERLAKE Gladstone Portage la Prairie Carberry 248 CENTRAL Treherne Cypress 2 Haywood Souris 2 9 River Notre Glenboro 86 Dame 74 2 Somerset Ninette Baldur Kenton Oak Lake Shoal Lake Hamiota Dauphin Minnedosa Brandon Boissevain Killarney Ste. Rose du Lac Neepawa Pilot Mound Cartwright Crystal City Ashern Manitou Morden Lundar Elie Carman Warren Winkler Morris 2 Teulon 7 Starbuck Oak Bluff Altona Arborg 4 8 Stonewall Selkirk WINNIPEG St. Agathe Emerson Gimli Lorette St. Pierre Jolys St. Malo Birds Hill Dugald 9 Beausejour Ste Anne Steinbach Vita Lac du Bonnet EAST South Junction Whiteshell Provincial Park West Hawk

6 NORTH Dauphin Friday Joyce Huska July 9 to September 24 :00 p.m. 6:0 p.m. st Avenue SE Rotary Arena (behind Credit Union Place) 2 Roblin* Tuesday Irene Mitchell June 29 to August :00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Beside Post Office Swan Valley* Thursday Shirley Nemez July 22 to September 0 Swan Valley Friendship Centre parking lot 4 Swan River Terry s Greenhouse, Nursery & Market Garden km ( miles) N on Hwy,.2 km (.7 mile) W on Rd 26 N Swan River The Garden Spot km ( miles) E on Hwy (call ahead for custom orders) WEST 6 Belmont Wednesday Strathcona Drop-In Centre or July 4 to September 4:0 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Belmont Clubs Rooms, Main Street 7 Boissevain-Morton Friday David Neufeld July 2 to September 24 :00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Railway Street by Railroad Park 8 Brandon Town Centre Jeanette Ens June 9 to October 2 Saturday 9:00 a.m. noon Town Centre Parkade, enter at 8th Street and Princess Avenue October 8 to select Fridays Mid-June 20 9:0 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Town Centre inside Brandon Friday Night Friday Jes Aagaard June 8 to September 24 Brandon Shoppers Mall parking lot, corner of 8th and Richmond Brandon Neighbourhood Country Market Tuesday Jes Aagaard July 6 to September 2 :00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Stanley Park corner of 4th and Lorne Avenue Brandon Riverbank Discovery Centre Jes Aagaard July to September 2 Saturday :00 a.m. :00 p.m. July 8 to September 2 Thursday 6:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Riverbank Discovery Centre 9 Carberry Thursday Betty Buurma July to September 2 9:00 a.m. :00 a.m. 4th Avenue Park, end of Main Street Glenboro Saturday Lorna Hamilton July to September 4 :00 a.m. :0 a.m. Railway Avenue across from drugstore Killarney* Saturday Dave Koslowsky July to September 9:00 a.m. :00 a.m. Erin Park 2 Minnedosa* Friday Sheri Steeves June 2 to September 7 Parking lot by Legion Club Rooms, 4 2nd Street SW Minnedosa Fun Fest Street Market Saturday Barb Ebner July one day only Noon 4:00 p.m. Main Street in conjunction with Fun Fest Minnedosa Heritage Village* select days Sandra Ingenmey May 22; July ; July ; July ; September 2 :00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Heritage Village, 4 blocks east of Main Street on rd Avenue NE Ninette Sunday Myra Jonssen July 4 to August 29 :00 a.m. 2:0 p.m. Ninette Fair Grounds 4 Russell and Area* Friday Robyn Nerbas July 2 to Mid-September :00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 29 Main Street North Souris April Peers July to September 4 Saturday :00 a.m. :00 a.m. July 7 to September Wednesday 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Town parking lot behind Whitfields Drugstore 6 Virden* Friday Martin Peters May 2 to October 8 :00 a.m. :00 p.m. Next to old CPR station, 6th Avenue 7 Brandon Cranbrook Gardens km ( miles) N on Hwy, 6 km ( miles) E on,.4 km (.2 mile) N on Cordova Road 8 Brandon Gemma s Garden km (.7 miles) E on Hwy, S on Curtis Road, 2nd drive on left 9 Glenboro Good Earth Gardens & Berries km (.2 miles) E of Hwy 2 and junction (S side of Hwy 2) 20 Kenton L & S Market Garden km (2 miles) S,.6 km ( mile) W,.6 km ( mile) S 2 Ninette Maple Valley Farms km (2 miles) N on Hwy 8,.8 km (. mile) E,.8 km (. mile) N 22 Oak Lake Meandher Creek Pumpkin Patch km (.2 miles) N on PR 24, km (.6 mile) W 2 Souris Hicks Farms km (2 miles) W on Hwy 2 24 Souris J.R. Greenhouses jrveggies@westman.wave.ca. km (7 miles) S on Hwy 22,.2 km (2 miles) W on PR 47, 2.4 km (. miles) S on Miller Way Road 2 Virden Peters Market Garden or Turn off Hwy at lights,.6 km ( mile) N,.6 km ( mile) W, 6.4 km (4 miles) N,.4 km (.2 mile) W 9 Glenboro Good Earth Gardens & Berries km (.2 miles) E of Hwy 2 and junction (S side of Hwy 2) 20 Kenton L & S Market Garden km (2 miles) S,.6 km ( mile) W,.6 km ( mile) S 22 Oak Lake Meandher Creek Pumpkin Patch km (.2 miles) N on PR 24, km (.6 mile) W 26 Brandon Aagaard Farms** aagaardfarms@gmail.com Vendor at Brandon markets: Friday Night, Neighbourhood and Riverbank CENTRAL 27 Altona* Saturday Joe Braun July 24 to October 2 :00 a.m. noon Just east of mall parking lot 28 Baldur Friday Kris Janz June 2 to September Veteran s Park on Highway 2 29 Carman* Friday Edith Rook June 8 to September 4:00 p.m. 6:0 p.m. Parking lot at Syl s Drive Inn on Hwy E 0 Cartwright Friday Penny Burton July 2 to September 7 :00 p.m. 6:0 p.m. Merry Makers Drop-In Centre on Broadway Clearwater Sunday Jo-Lene Gardiner September 9 one day only :00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. In conjunction with the Harvest Moon Festival 2 Crystal City Wednesday Pam King August 2 and September 8 two days only Crystal City Park, North Railway Ave Cypress River* Saturday Georgette Hutlet July to August 28 :00 a.m. :0 a.m. Railway Avenue across from Post Office 4 La Riviere Thursday Ev Janzen June to September 6 La Riviere Recreation Centre, 04 Broadway Steet Manitou Saturday Joy Pauls September one day only :00 a.m. :00 p.m. Manitou Fair Grounds in conjunction with Pembina Valley Honey Garlic, Maple Syrup Festival 6 Morden* Thursday Pamela Hiebert June 7 to October 7 4:00 p.m. 6:0 p.m. Parking lot at the corner of Stephen and 8th Street 7 Pilot Mound Thursday Pam Cavers July 29 and August 9 two days only Broadway Street 8 Portage la Prairie Shirley Brick June 9 to October 9 Saturday 9:00 a.m. noon June 2 to October 6 Wednesday :0 p.m. :0 p.m. Heritage Square Royal Road North (west side of Glesby Center) January 20 to May 20 Saturday :00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Portage la Prairie Mall 9 Somerset Wednesday Somerset CDC June 0 to September 29 :00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Corner of rd and Carlton 40 Winkler* Tuesday John Froese July 6 to September 28 Southland Mall parking lot 4 Altona J & J Gardens Beside the Esso Gas Mart 42 Carman Dufferin Market Gardens km (4 miles) W of Hwy s and junction on PR 24 and.8 km (. mile) S 4 Carman McGill Country Lane km (2 miles) S on Hwy 44 Carman Willow Lane Gardens km (6 miles) W of Hwy and 0 junction, 2.4 km (. miles) N, on west side 4 Oak Bluff Blue Sky Farm km (.6 miles) SW on Hwy, turn right at Road Oakville The Little Red Barn km (8 miles) E of Portage la Prairie on Hwy

7 47 Portage la Prairie Mayfair Farm or Royal Road S, on the island 48 St. Francois Xavier Blue Lagoon Organics or No. 78 on Hwy 26; also a vendor at Osborne Village and Winnipeg Red River 49 Winkler Peter s Vegetables km (.7 miles) E on Hwy 4 0 Winkler Vanden Berg Vegetables or Store 999 at corner of Hwy 4 and Park Street 44 Carman Willow Lane Gardens km (6 miles) W of Hwy and 0 junction, 2.4 km (. miles) N, on west side Notre Dame de Lourdes Jamault Asparagus km ( mile) N on PR Winkler Vanden Berg Vegetables or km (2.7 miles) N from junction Hwy and 4 48 St. Francois Xavier Blue Lagoon Organics or annelore@mts.net No. 78 on Hwy 26; also a vendor at Osborne Village and Winnipeg Red River INTERLAKE 2 Arborg* Friday Chris Hornby June 2 to September, 9:00 a.m. noon 292 Main Street Arnes* Dennis Bobrovich June to October 9 Saturday June 6 to October Sunday 9:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 6 km ( miles) N of Gimli on Hwy Gimli* Saturday Peter Unger June 9 to September 8 9:0 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Gimli Harbour area off st Avenue Lundar* Ruby Hordal Mid July to early September Tuesday Friday Shelter off Hwy 6 behind the goose statue 6 Selkirk Waterfront* Saturday Doug Braman June 26 to September 2 9:00 a.m. :00 p.m. End of Manitoba Avenue on the Waterfront 7 South Interlake Rockwood Ag Society and Stonewall* Wednesday Jo-Ann Campbell June 0 to September 29 :00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. South Interlake Rockwood Ag Barn, corner of Hwy 26 and Road 7N 8 Teulon and Area Friday Colleen Engel June 8 to September 7 :00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Hwy 7 beside the Co-op 9 West Interlake Trading Co. (Warren)* Gail Spencer Lamm June and September Sundays only July & August Saturday & Sunday :00 a.m. :00 p.m. Warren Grain Elevator 60 Elie Assiniboine Trail Berry Farm or N at Elie on PR 248 to Hwy 26; OR 2 km (9.8 miles) W on Hwy 26 from Whitehorse Statue; OR 8 km ( miles) W of Marquette on Hwy 26 6 St. Andrews Petaski Farms Ltd locations also see Pre-picked 8 Hwy 9 and River Road (N of Fort Garry) 62 Stony Mountain Garden Delights km ( miles) W on 2W,.8 km (. mile) S to No Teulon Knor s Garden Korner km ( mile) N on Hwy 7,.4 km (.2 mile) E on Road 9N 64 Winnipeg Beach Boundary Creek Farm** boundarycreekfarm@mts.net Vendor at Gimli Farmers Market EAST 6 Beausejour* Friday Mireille Clark July 2 to September :00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Green Oak Garden Greenhouse 66 Lac du Bonnet* Saturday Angie Arthur May 22 to mid-late September :00 a.m. :00 p.m. Community Centre parking lot 67 Lorette* Wednesday Debra Mitosinka June 0 to September Lorette Community Centre 68 Pineridge Hollow* Saturday Pat Herman July to September 8 9:00 a.m. :00 p.m. Off Garven Road on Heatherdale Road N adjacent to Bird s Hill Park 69 Seven Sisters Friday Martin Saxter July 6 to September 4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Watch for signs 70 South Junction* Friday Sandra Gobeil July 0 to September :00 p.m. 6:0 p.m..4 km (.2 mile) E of South Junction turnoff on Hwy 2 (north side of Hwy) 7 St. Malo and District* Saturday Diane Girouard June 26 to September :00 a.m. :0 p.m. L Auberge St. Malo Motor Hotel, 2 St. Malo Street 72 Ste Agathe* Thursday Thérèse Dorge July to September 2 Centre of village near the Cheyenne Boiler 7 Ste Anne* Friday Anni Markmann July 2 to September 7 :00 p.m. 6:0 p.m. Sports Complex parking lot 74 Steinbach* Thursday Brenda Gregoire June 24 to October 7 :00 p.m. 7:0 p.m. Clearspring Village Mall parking lot 7 Vita* Friday Justina Hop August 6 to September 24 4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Hwy 20 in Vita 76 West Hawk* Saturday Lori Ziemanski-Mason July to September 4 9:00 a.m. :00 p.m. Peniac Bay at West Hawk Lake, Hwy Beausejour Kurbis Country Market km ( miles) N on Hwy 2,.4 km (.2 mile) E on PR 7 78 Birds Hill Deer Meadow Farms Corn Maze and Hobby Farm deermeadowfarms@ymail.com N on Hwy 9,.2 km (2 miles) E on Garven Road, 2.4 km (. miles) N on PR 207, No East Selkirk Braman s Greens Road 77N just off Hwy 9 to No East Selkirk Chorney s Vegetables & Fruit or km (4 miles) N on Hwy 9, corner of Road 80 8 East Selkirk Petaski Farms Ltd locations also see Pre-picked km (. miles) N of the Hwy 9 and 44 overpass 82 Lorette Marg s Strawberry Patch (Organic) margandg@mts.net Fermor Avenue E to PR 207, 6.4 km (4 miles) S, No St. Mary s Road A Maze in Corn km (9.9 miles) S to No. on PR 200 (open August to October) 84 St. Pierre Jolys Schriemer s Garden Market Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday 9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Thursday/Friday 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sunday closed Hwy 9 S 8 Steinbach Penner Pumpkins km ( mile) N on PR 02, 4.4 km (2.7 miles) E on PR (also have Indian Corn) 86 Steinbach Stonelane Orchard Loewen Blvd,.6 km ( mile) E on Hwy 2 and.6 km ( mile) N on Ekron Oswald Road 87 Dugald Maggie s Pumpkin Patch Centerline Road 79 East Selkirk Braman s Greens Road 77N just off Hwy 9 to No Lorette Marg s Strawberry Patch (Organic) margandg@mts.net Fermor Avenue E to PR 207, 6.4 km (4 miles) S, No Steinbach Stonelane Orchard Loewen Blvd,.6 km ( mile) E on Hwy 2 and.6 km ( mile) N on Ekron Oswald Road 88 St. Germain South Wiens Shared Farm** wienssharedfarm@gmail.com Vendor at St. Norbert Farmers Market WINNIPEG 89 Central Market for Global Families Saturday Othello Wesse July to September 4 :00 a.m. :00 p.m. Central Park, Edmonton Street N of Ellice 90 FortWhyte Alive Centre Ian Barnett July to October Tuesday July to October 7 Thursday Noon 6:00 p.m. 96 McCreary Road 9 Main Street* Friday Margo Malabar June 2 to end of September Noon 4:00 p.m. Main Street Age and Opportunity Centre, 8 Main Street 92 Osborne Village* Thursday Paulette La Fortune July (Canada Day) 2:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. July 8 to September 0 4:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Corner of Osborne Street and River Avenue (in front of the Gas Station Theatre)

8 9 South Osborne Urban Market* Sunday Evan Bowness July to September :00 a.m. :00 p.m. Riverview Community Centre, 90 Ashland Avenue (check for dates) 94 St. Norbert* Ed Deen June to October 0 Saturday 8:00 a.m. :00 p.m. July (Canada Day) Thursday 8:00 a.m. :00 p.m. July 7 to September 29 Wednesday Noon 6:00 p.m. 4 Pembina Hwy km (.6 mile) S of Perimeter on Hwy 7 9 The Forks Market Sunday Andrea Clow Mid-June to Mid-September :00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. The Forks Market Plaza 96 Transcona* Thursday Wendy Galagan July to September 6 2:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Parking lot of the Transcona Christian Reformed Church, Victoria Avenue W 97 Wellness Institute* Tuesday Casie Nishi July 27 to mid-september :00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Front entrance of Wellness Institute, 7 Leila Avenue 98 Winnipeg Red River* Saturday Darryl Ruston July 24 to September 2 9:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. Red River Exhibition Park, 977 Portage Avenue and Perimeter Hwy 99 Crampton s Farm Produce Market Waverley Street, corner of Bishop Grandin and Waverley 0 Floodway Gardens (No Chemicals Used) Summer Lot 67 Shalom Path km (6.2 miles) N of Perimeter between Henderson Hwy and Floodway Grenkow s U-Pick info@grenkowsupick.com S on Waverley Street, W on Des Trappistes Street, 2.4 km (. miles) S on Brady Road 2 Jardins St. Leon s Gardens St. Mary s Road, corner of St. Mary s and Carriere Petrasko Brothers Garden Centre Henderson Hwy 0 Floodway Gardens (No Chemicals Used) Summer Lot 67 Shalom Path km (6.2 miles) N of Perimeter between Henderson Hwy and Floodway Grenkow s U-Pick info@grenkowsupick.com South on Waverley, W on Des Trappistes Street, 2.4 km (. miles) S on Brady Road 4 Wiebe s Berries km (2. miles) W of St. Norbert to junction of Des Trappistes and Brady Road (Beans are Windsor Broad variety) St. Norbert Almost Urban Vegetables** vegetables@mts.net Vendor at St. Norbert Farmers Market * Denotes member of Association of Manitoba Co-op Inc. ** Farm gate sales not available at these locations

Bridges and Structures

Bridges and Structures Commitment: $2. million over five years Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation has a five-year plan to invest $2 billion in Manitoba s road system. Of this, $.2 billion is for