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Video, DVD and Blu-ray relrases of week of May 14th (5/17/2013 to 5/31/2013)
Posted Videos, DVDs, and Blu-ray releases for the current week. Hot releases include Angels and Demons, Battle: Los Angeles, Cloud Atlas, The Amazing Spider-Man, Watchmen, and others
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Winnipeg Movie listings, showtimes, reviews and rankings for week of May 17rg (5/17/2013 to 5/31/2013)
listings udpated for late-posting theatres
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Winnipeg and area movie showtimes, listings, reviews and rankings for week of May 9th (5/9/2013 to 5/23/2013)
Hot Release this week: The Great Gatsby, with smaller release of Peeples, and Monday showing of Roman Holiday (1953)
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The ski season is underway. FoundLocally posts the ski reports each Thursday, so you can plan your weekend. We also have ski hill info & snow reports for resorts across Canada.

See info on Ski Hills and the Weekly Ski Reports plus all the other winter sports and activities.

The Forks is the 'heart' of Winnipeg. In the community's early years, this was here the traders and explorers set out for points west, navigating along the banks of the Assiniboine River. It now has a festival market, a children's museum, paddlewheel boat tours, and of course, a National Historic Site. This is where Winnipeg parties, for holidays and for festivals.

Businesses and self-employed individuals are welcome to add themselves to our FREE LISTINGS and post news, events, and job opportunities. FoundLocally has lots of tips and information for businesses, and their staff and managers.

Winnipeg has a long tradition of hospitality. It was once the first stop off the ocean-going ship from ethe East Coast or Europe on the way to the Gold Rushes of the 1850's, and it was a British Navy post until very recent history, so was host to visiting sailors and dignitaries. Seaside cities always seem to be gteeming with great restaurants, nightlife, and other fun happenings.