Family Fun Day is Saturday July 2, starting at 10:30 AM, at Charlie Wall Park.

There will be games, races, prizes, and freezies. When the hunger hits, there will be a barbecue where you can buy hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, and drinks.

Volunteers are always welcomed. If you would like to help out, take a look at the volunteer opportunities and sign up.

In the June newsletter from the Coalition to Save Lake Winnipeg newsletter:

• AGM presentation from Dr. Alex Kanu, Executive Director of the Lake Winnipeg Foundation.
• Update on the North End Pollution Control Centre.
• How sewage overflows affect Lake Winnipeg.
• Zebra mussels update
• and much more!

The soccer camp has been cancelled for 2022. Full refunds will be given to all who registered.
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The camp will be held July 25 - July 29 at Charlie Wall Park. Free Jersey with Early Registration. Available for ages 3-16:

• Tiny Tykes group (3-5 yrs) 8 - 9 AM, $90
• Half a day camp (5-16 yrs) 9 AM - 12 PM, $154
• Full day camp (7-16 yrs) 9 AM - 3 PM, $200

The camps are fun and developmental environment. Our industry experts have crafted an approach which uses methodologies from all around the world to truly reflect the global nature of the sport today.

Using age appropriate practices to help players develop at their own pace, learn brand new skills and become an all-round better player, while having an amazing time with our international coaching staff!

Fresh water in Canada was promised $100 million/year for 10 years in the Liberal Party election platform. A little over six months later, the federal budget delivered only $19.6 million for a single year.

Last month, Lake Winnipeg Foundation (LWF) released a federal report card on Lake Winnipeg. In our review of the past year’s progress, they assigned a B grade in anticipation of the promised renewal of the Lake Winnipeg Basin Program in Budget 2022, as part of a larger federal Freshwater Action Plan. That grade has been swiftly downgraded to an F with yesterday’s federal budget release.

A healthy and sustainable Lake Winnipeg contributes to the social, environmental and economic well-being of all. The coalition acts as an advocate informing stakeholders and coordinating efforts to protect and maintain positive, sustainable practices for Lake Winnipeg.

Download the latest newsletter below.