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Mar 25 2021

Legislative Projections

Now until April 2 you can see Qaumajuq up in lights on our Legislative building – steps from the new centre!

The Province of Manitoba is projecting the words Qaumajuq and WAG on to the dome of the Manitoba Legislative Building in celebration of the opening of Qaumajuq. We thank the Province for their ongoing support for Qaumajuq.

Please note that WAG-Qaumajuq is closed to the public Thursday, March 25 and Friday, March 26 as we celebrate the virtual opening of Qaumajuq at 6:30pm at wag.ca/opening. We can’t wait to welcome you officially on Saturday, March 27 during our Canada Life Free Days!

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