Helping seniors stay active and connected; Spinning to support mental health

Good Neighbours Active Living Centre helps Winnipeggers 55+ stay active and connected; New installations by three Indigenous artists at The Forks pay homage to Manitoba’s past and recognize the role truth and reconciliation plays in our journey forward; This week's Winnipeg Impact Maker, Spin Me Baby One More Time, pedals for the Canadian Mental Health Association; Highlights from this week's Because & Effect podcast featuring Steven Schipper, Artistic Director of Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre.

Show Notes

• 2:59 - Foundation Feature (Health, Wellness and Recreation): Good Neighbours Active Living Centre helps Winnipeggers 55+ stay active and connected.
• 14:09 - New installations by three Indigenous artists at The Forks pay homage to Manitoba’s past and recognize the role truth and reconciliation plays in our journey forward.
• 23:53 - Winnipeg Impact Maker: Spin Me Baby One More Time pedals for the Canadian Mental Health Association.
• 33:15 - Highlights from this week's Because & Effect podcast featuring Steven Schipper, Artistic Director of Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre. Listen to the full episode and subscribe for a new episode each week.

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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.