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Main Street Project is busy as ever supporting Winnipeg's homeless population, as the non-profit honours 50 years of outreach work.

After a long and ultimately unsuccessful journey to obtain funding for its housing initiative space,...

Main Street Project is receiving funding from the provincial and federal governments after expanding...

A bar in the Warehouse District has a 4 a.m. license, but it would be allowed to remain open. No new ones would be granted in that part of Peoria.

PEORIA — Warehouses no longer account for a significant part of the Peoria Warehouse District. Residences, small businesses and restaurants and bars have begun to permeate the historic area located just southwest of Downtown Peoria. More developments are being planned. But Warehouse District revitalization hardly has been an overnight process. April represents the 14th anniversary of the citys recognition of the Warehouse District as a potential growth area. In 2007, a tax-increment-financing...

Cold snap highlights need for warm-up spots open to homeless people Winnipegs shelters are working to provide safe, warm spaces for people who dont have a place to go, but the pandemic is posing some issues for those who normally rely on public places to find warmth. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Dec 23, 2020 6:25 PM CT | Last Updated: December 24, 2020 The homeless and transient population in Winnipeg are finding it increasingly difficult to find a place to warm up during the pandemic. ...

New, expanded Main Street Project shelter to open Tuesday in Winnipeg The new space at 637 Main Street, in the old Mitchell Fabrics building, offers 36,000 square feet of shelter space — 17 times bigger than the old space on Martha Street. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Dec 14, 2020 6:19 PM CT | Last Updated: December 15, 2020 Adrienne Dudek, director of supportive and transitional housing at Main Street Project, says the new shelter will provide a dignified space to offer services.(Jef...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Nicole Brownlee Save to Read Later MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Adrienne Dudek, director of supportive and transitional housing, poses for a portrait at the Main Street Projects newly renovated shelter and day drop in space, which will be opening up on Tuesday, at 637 Main Street in Winnipeg on Monday, Dec. 14, 2020. Main Street Project is opening the doors on its new 637 Main St. location — offering beds,...