Welcome to the Awasisak Meskanow Greenway
We are a not-for-profit volunteer organization that is helping to provide opportunities for recreation, learning, activity and nature in St. Vital. Visit our ABOUT page for more information.
Bulletin Board
Rocks on the Greenway!
Many colourful painted rocks have been hidden along the Greenway.
Try to find them, or paint and hide your own! Share your discoveries with us on social media @awasisak or on Facebook with Awasisak Meskanow Greenway or Winnipeg Rocks
Many colourful painted rocks have been hidden along the Greenway.
Try to find them, or paint and hide your own! Share your discoveries with us on social media @awasisak or on Facebook with Awasisak Meskanow Greenway or Winnipeg Rocks
Weeding and maintenance
Volunteers will be out periodically weeding planted areas on the Greenway. Help is always welcome!
Contact us if you are interested in helping.
Volunteers will be out periodically weeding planted areas on the Greenway. Help is always welcome!
Contact us if you are interested in helping.
Next regular board meeting
We are taking a short break over the summer. Our next board meeting will be in September.
Board meetings are open to the public. Contact us for details.
We are taking a short break over the summer. Our next board meeting will be in September.
Board meetings are open to the public. Contact us for details.
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Check out this cool graphic showing the planting plan for our regenerative food forest.
Check out this cool graphic showing the planting plan for our regenerative food forest.
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Read about the renaming of Bishop Grandin in the Winnipeg Community News "New chapter for local greenway". We wrote about the renaming proposals approved by city council in March HERE. More updates to come.
Awasisak Meskanow Greenway is a space that has been developed by the people of the community for the people of our community. If are interested in learning more or would like to get involved Contact Us or drop us a line admin@awasisakmeskanowgreenway.ca .
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Get a hi-res look at the plaques from our Bittersweet Way commemorative circle in our photo gallery. View a slide show and click on the picture to download a high resolution pdf!
Read about the renaming of Bishop Grandin in the Winnipeg Community News "New chapter for local greenway". We wrote about the renaming proposals approved by city council in March HERE. More updates to come.
Awasisak Meskanow Greenway is a space that has been developed by the people of the community for the people of our community. If are interested in learning more or would like to get involved Contact Us or drop us a line admin@awasisakmeskanowgreenway.ca .
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Get a hi-res look at the plaques from our Bittersweet Way commemorative circle in our photo gallery. View a slide show and click on the picture to download a high resolution pdf!
Maps
The multi-use trail connects with the Trans Canada trail and will eventually join up with trails along McGillvray Blvd. and Sterling Lyon Parkway to form part of a city-wide active transportation network.
View the maps. Community Gardens
The gardens are located at the end of Eric Street, and are comprised of both raised and ground beds. In keeping with our philosophy of being kind to people and animals, we are an herbicide and pesticide free zone.
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Get InvolvedVolunteers are the heart of Awasisak Meskanow Greenway. Since our inception over 20 years ago, countless people have offered their time, expertise and assistance on the board and on the ground. There are a number of ways in which you can get involved.
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The Vision of the Awasisak Meskanow Greenway
is to provide green, healthy and
sustainable communities for all.
Get in touch!
If you have questions, ideas or want to get involved, email us at admin@awasisakmeskanowgreenway.ca
If you have questions, ideas or want to get involved, email us at admin@awasisakmeskanowgreenway.ca
Our Goal
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Our primary goal is to link citizens, community and nature and to facilitate community development, involvement and a sense of stewardship.
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Read more about our goals and objectives to learn more about us.
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