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Monday, 19 June 2017
Mixers & Elixirs It’s time to mix it up! Mixers and Elixirs is back for the summer with live music, food trucks, cash bars and intelligent nighlife with a twist. Fridays from 7-10 p.m. June23 – Mango Punch July 21 – Electric Circus August 11 – Grupo Kache
Going out into the field to dig for fossils may sound like an easy, simple task. After all, it is just Manitoba! How dangerous can it be? Southern Manitoba houses no poisonous wildlife, few natural disasters, and is generally a safe environment. However, one must always be mindful of the unique threats posed by the Manitoba “back 40”.
One of the first, and most prominent, threats while out in the field is the sun! Southern Manitoba is infamous for the drastic temperature changes that [...]
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Sat. - The [...]
As an Art Evolved member, I post a pair of my reviews here every so often, the 1st being positive & the 2nd being negative. I'd greatly appreciate you reading & voting "Yes" for said reviews in the [...]
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