Manitoba Lotteries is a sponsor of:
Manitoba Lotteries Barge Festival

Manitoba Lotteries is about providing excitement, entertainment, and quality service for our customers. It is also about responsibility, communities, and a genuine desire to contribute to better lives for Manitobans.

A provincial Crown corporation, Manitoba Lotteries is responsible for conducting and managing gaming in the province. Revenues generated from gaming products and services have a direct and positive impact on Manitobans with net revenue allocated towards government programming in areas such as health, education, social and community services, and economic development.

Manitoba Lotteries takes great pride in supporting our communities in many ways and is proud of its role in the development of this province.

Arctic Glacier is a sponsor of:
Arctic Glacier Winter Park

Arctic Glacier Income Fund (TSX: AG.UN), through its wholly owned operating company, Arctic Glacier Inc., has grown to be the second largest manufacturer and distributor of packaged ice and related products in North America. Arctic Glacier has invested more than $400 million in the past six years to acquire 44 companies in the packaged ice business. Arctic Glacier currently services more than 75,000 retail and commercial customers across Canada and the northeast, central and western United States from 39 manufacturing plants and 48 distribution centers

Investors Group is a sponsor of:
Skate Camp at The Plaza at The Forks skateboard park
Children's Winter Adventure Programming, part of Arctic Glacier Winter Park

Manitoba Association of Architects is a sponsor of:
Warming Huts v 2011, v2012, v2013

Established in 1914, the Manitoba Association of Architects (MAA) is a self-governing professional association charged under The Architects Act with the registration of architects and with the regulation of the practice of architecture in the province of Manitoba. The Association regulates the practice of architecture for the protection of the public and the administration of the profession.

Great-West Life is a sponsor of:
Giant Ice (or snow) Sculpture
Children's Winter Adventure Programming, part of Arctic Glacier Winter Park

Great-West Life is a leading Canadian insurer which, together with its subsidiaries, London Life and Canada Life, serves the financial security needs of more than 12 million people. We’re proud to support The Forks through our national corporate citizenship program. Together we are building stronger communities.

As an Imagine Caring Company, Great-West Life donates a minimum of one per cent of average pre-tax profits to non-profit, charitable and community organizations in Canada each year.

“Multi-Material Stewardship Manitoba (MMSM) is an industry-funded, non-profit organization that operates province-wide residential recycling programs for packaging and printed paper, in accordance with the Packaging and Printed Paper Stewardship Regulation. To help fund the program, industry stewards pay levies on a broad range of packaging materials and printed paper, including newspapers and magazines, coffee cups and aluminum cans. The levies cover up to 80 percent of the cost of residential recycling programs in our province; municipalities pay the remaining 20 percent.”

Manitoba Public Insurance is a supporting sponsor of Scotiabank Family New Year’s Eve

Manitoba Public Insurance is a non-profit Crown Corporation that has provided basic automobile coverage since 1971. Our services are available throughout Manitoba in claim centres and Customer Service centres.
Driver and vehicle licensing services are available at more than 300 Autopac brokers around the province.
Our staff of about 1,700 is dedicated to keeping Manitoba’s roads safe and vehicle insurance rates low. We’re a large company, but we are accountable to you every step of the way.
 

Winnipeg Arts Council is a founding partner of the Manitoba Lotteries Barge Festival

The Winnipeg Arts Council is a not-for-profit corporation at arm’s length from the City of Winnipeg, funded by an allocation from the City’s general revenues and entertainment taxes. The Public Art Program is funded through the City’s Capital Budget. The Winnipeg Arts Council funds, supports, and fosters development of the arts on behalf of the people of Winnipeg. 

City of Winnipeg supports The River Trail

Province of Manitoba supports The River Trail