Frelsis Grund Icelandic Lutheran Church, Baldur
 The oldest Icelandic Lutheran Church in Canada has been restored, including cedar shingles acquired with this grant.

$5,000 

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Mennonite Heritage Village Museum, Steinbach

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Inglis Area Heritage Committee

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Winnipegosis Historical Society
 The historic Medd House, home of Winnipegosis’ first doctor and clinic, has been restored.

$5,000

Heritage Winnipeg
Union Station’s rotunda will host a 3D video memorial on the Canadian fatalities of World War I.  It will conclude on Remembrance Day, 2018.

$10,000

Mennonite Heritage Village Museum, Steinbach
 The historic Waldheim house, built in 1876 of oak logs and with a thatched roof, is being restored.

$25,000

Augustine United Church, Winnipeg
Augustine is a landmark in Osborne Village.  Steeple and masonry repairs have been undertaken.

$10,000

St-Georges Historical Society
A new museum is on the banks of the Winnipeg River.  Its theme is “we are the people of the river.” 

$10,000

Inglis Area Heritage Committee
The Committee is restoring and maintaining the largest collection of pre-war grain elevators in North America.  It is a National Historic Site.

$7,500

Sam Waller Museum, The Pas
The museum occupies the oldest brick building in northern Manitoba.  The exterior of this Provincial Heritage Site is being re-furbished.

$10,000

Watson Crossley Community Museum, Grandview
The museum is developing a new building to commemorate the contributions of the late Theodore Arthur Burrows, a successful industrialist and Lt. Governor of Manitoba.

$10,000

The King’s Players, Winnipeg
“Standing on Guard” is a DVD describing the history of six Manitoba military regiments.  It will be distributed to schools, libraries and museums.

$2,000

 Friends of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg
Assistance has been provided to develop the Level One Gallery, the first exhibition at which was the Magna Carta.    

$10,000