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Winnipeg Free Press Challenge remains sapling-sized success Only 990,850 more trees to go. As part of a project to add one million trees to Winnipeg by 2040, just 9,150 trees have been planted. Kamila Konieczny photo Less than 10,000 trees have been planted over the last year as part of Winnipeg’s Million Tree Challenge. Trees Winnipeg, which is overseeing the Million Tree Challenge, shared that figure on Wednesday. Mayor Brian Bowman announced the initiative in September 2019, with a target to add one million trees by the time Winnipeg’s population reaches one million people. ...

Queen’s Experts and Researchers inspire STEM curiosity as Science Rendezvous Kingston goes virtual April 30, 2021- The hugely popular Science Rendezvous Kingston is set to spark curiosity and discovery in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) through a virtual platform and series of events that launches May 1st. When the 2020 event was cancelled due to COVID-19, organizers Lynda Colgan and Kim Garrett from the Queen’s Faculty of Education set their sights on developing the first virtual Science Rendezvous Kingston to mark its return. The enthusiastic response from the ...

Registrations are closed Thank you for your support Please assemble at registration point located at Punggol Waterway Park Car Park A at least 15 minutes before your tour time for temperature taking and other admin work. Do note we will be taking the below safety measures and all participants MUST adhere to it or we will refuse to accept your booking: - Do not attend if unwell & we will be taking temperature at registration point - Scan SafeEntry using your TraceTogether App at registration point - Wearing of mask throughout the One-Hour Walking Tour - Adhere to safety instruction &...

Article content For a mayor who has hammered away at the need for transparency in civic government, Brian Bowman’s own expenses leave a lot to be desired in their openness. The Office of the Mayor in Winnipeg has an annual budget of about $1.8 million, it is tied with Calgary for the second highest in the country, with just Toronto out-pacing the two prairie hubs at $2.57 million. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. ALDRICH: Mayor's office budget needs proper oversight Back to video The mayor’s office in Vancouver has a $1.345 million budget, Re...