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A local organization is getting a financial boost to help Winnipeggers take pride in their community.

Winnipeg's Take Pride program is getting a $46,000 boost as spring clean up continues in the city.

The Manitoba government is giving Take Pride Winnipeg a $46,000 grant to help educate about "the importance of waste diversion, recycling and keeping communities litter-free."

Winnipeg's Take Pride program is getting a $46,000 boost as spring clean up continues in the city. Environment and Climate Change Minister Tracy Schmidt

The Manitoba government is supporting Take Pride Winnipeg through a $46,000 grant that will be used to help educate Manitobans on the importance of waste diversion, recycling and keeping communit...

Take Pride has catalogued the state of city streets as part of its annual 'litter index,' and is now hoping Winnipeggers will get on board and help tackle the problem.

TakePride Winnipeg is asking city residents to do some spring cleaning along our streets.

TakePride Winnipeg is asking city residents to do some spring cleaning along our streets.

The city's dirtiest neighbourhoods and streets are being revealed as part of Take Pride Winnipeg's annual Litter Index.

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