Manitoba Education, Citizenship and Youth
Other Resources
Vital Statistics
254 Portage Avenue
945-3701
Birth, death, marriage certificates and licenses, name changes.
SIN Card
Main Floor, 391 York Avenue
1-800-206-7218
Manitoba Métis Federation
150 Henry Street
586-8474
Provides a range of services to Manitoba Metis. To obtain your Metis Status card, you must obtain a genealogy research report from either the St. Boniface Historical Society (233-4888) or from the Metis Cultural Resource Centre at 63 Albert Street (957-7767). Go to MMF Winnipeg Local at 412 McGregor Street (586-4327) with your genealogy to obtain your card.
Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
For contact information to any individual or department call 1-800-567-9604 or for Treaty Card applications and local administrative issues call Winnipeg - 983-5910.
Motor Vehicle Branch
1075 Portage Avenue
985-7000
www.mpi.mb.ca/
Manitoba Health
300 Carlton Street
786-7101
Liquor Control Commission Head Office
1555 Buffalo Place
284-2501
Contact - Community Information
287-8827 or toll free 1-866-266-4636
This is an information centre with information on a broad spectrum of community services available throughout Manitoba.
E.A.G.L.E. Urban Transition Centre
501-286 Smith Street
954-3050
www.eagleutc.com
Provides leadership and resources to First Nation Aboriginal people that have relocated or are residents of the City of Winnipeg. Through the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs the transition centre is for people in need of support and service.
Aboriginal Court Worker Program
311-408 York Ave.
Grey Shuttler 945-0024
Services for Aboriginal peoples involved in the criminal court process requiring guidance on the best course of action. Workers act as liaisons with police, advise and assist in obtaining legal counsel, and a variety of other assistance as may be required.
Aboriginal Single WIndow
100-181 Higgins Avenue
984-1415
Functions as a "one-stop-shop" for organizations and individuals needing access to information regarding government programs and services for Aboriginal people. Also provides free telephone and Internet access.
First Nations Disability Office
305B-260 St. Mary Avenue
953-0310
Provides peer-support and referral services to First Nation persons living with visible and invisible disabilities.
