Preserving and protecting the health of Lake Winnipeg

The Lake Winnipeg Indigenous Collective works collaboratively to preserve and protect the health of Lake Winnipeg; The Urban Retreats Garden Tour, Tea and Craft Sale showcases beautiful gardens in support of St. Matthews-Maryland Community Ministry; We visit the St. Boniface Museum on a Road Trip; This week’s Winnipeg Impact Maker Junel Malapad is running to trash stigma on Garbage Hill; And a preview of the latest episode of BeCause and Effect, featuring Joan Blight of Strategic Philanthropy.

Show Notes

• 1:55 - Foundation Feature (Environment and Animal Welfare): The Lake Winnipeg Indigenous Collective works collaboratively to preserve and protect the health of Lake Winnipeg.
• 8:53 - The Urban Retreats Garden Tour, Tea and Craft Sale showcases beautiful gardens in support of St. Matthews-Maryland Community Ministry.
• 17:01 - Road Trip visits the St. Boniface Museum.
• 30:55 - Winnipeg Impact Maker Junel Malapad is running to trash stigma on Garbage Hill.
• 39:05 - Highlights from this week's Because & Effect podcast featuring Joan Blight, President and Managing Consultant of Strategic Philanthropy. Listen to the full episode and subscribe for a new episode each week.

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What is BeCause Radio?

The Winnipeg Foundation's weekly radio program, where hosts Robert Zirk and Sonny Primolo speak with people and organizations who are working together to make Winnipeg better.