Winnipeg

Winnipeg (pronEng) is the capital and largest city of Manitoba, Canada. ... Winnipeg's major hospitals include Health Sciences Centre, Concordia ...

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Stevenson Aerodrome, Andrews Airport, Andy Swan, Anita Neville, Bob Buchanan

Salisbury House Restaurant, Air Canada, Air Command, Canadian Journal, Canadian Mennonite University

ウィニペグ, Abbotsford, Alberta

Winnipeg is a city in Canada and the capital of the province Manitoba. ... Winnipeg Capital Region, Manitoba, a region of Manitoba in the Red ...

Canada, Manitoba, Red River Valley

In 1987 Murphy stepped down as head coach to become the team general manger, with assistant coach Mike Riley (son of former Winnipeg coach Bud Riley ...

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Vince Leah, Alfred Jackson, Allen Pitts, Allie Sherman, Banjo Bowl

Winnipeg Tribune, Bowman, Calgary Stampeders, Canadian Football League, CFC

ウィニペグ, Bert, Billy

Born in Winnipeg ... Rod Bruinooge, won the election for winnipeg south ... Haldor Halderson, 1920 Olympic Gold Medal hockey player ( ...

lists of canadian people by city, people from winnipeg

Trudy Hanson, A. E. van Vogt, Aaron Funk, Adam Smoluk, Alan Greenspan

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Australia, Brampton

Winnipeg Transit is the public transit agency in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. ... The Winnipeg, Selkirk & Lake Winnipeg Railway, an interurban electric ...

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James Garage, Albert William, Birney Safety, Glen Murray, Graham Ave

Works and Operations Committee, BRT, Calgary Transit, Crescent, Electric Transit

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Calgary, Canada

The 1976, 1978 and 1979 Avco Cup winning Winnipeg Jets were inducted into the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame in the team category.

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Smythe Semifinal, Aaron Ward, Anders Hedberg, Andrew McBain, Barry Long

World Hockey Association, Calgary Flames, Defunct National Hockey League, Detroit Red Wings, Edmonton Oilers

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Birmingham, Calgary

The 1953 Winnipeg municipal election was held on October 28, 1953 to elect councillors and school trustees in the Manitoba city of Winnipeg.

1953 elections in canada, municipal elections in winnipeg

Walter Mazapa, Ernest Draffin, Frank Wagner, Gordon Chown, Gordon Fines

Zuken, CCF, Citizen's Election Committee, Civic Election Committee, Cooperative Commonwealth Federation

Canada, Gladstone, Manitoba

St. Boniface General Hospital is Winnipeg's second largest hospital. ... eight hospitals in Winnipeg that provides diagnostic imaging services to people in ...

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Dr. Naranjan Dhalla, Boniface Hospital, Grey Nuns, Mother Teresa, Pope John Paul II

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Manitoba, Agri, Canada

Lake Winnipeg is a very large (km2 to sq mi) lake in central North America, in the province of Manitoba, Canada, about km to mi north of the city of ...

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Henry Kelsey, Anson Northup

World Health Organization, Daily Commercial News and Construction Record, Environment Canada, Hudson's Bay Company, International Joint Commission

ウィニペグ, Alberta, Canada

The Winnipeg Walkway System, popularly known as the Winnipeg Skywalk, is a network of pedestrian skyways and tunnels connecting a significant ...

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John K. Samson, The Weakerthans, Graham Skywalk, Lombard Concourse

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Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Manitoba