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​Upcoming EVENTS​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Oct 16-18 Anxiety to Hope Contemplative Community retreat 

  • Join us for a restful, connective retreat this fall at the beautiful Pembina Valley Lodge. Enjoy tasty food in community, reflect on life in these difficult times with new friends and bask in the beauty of the Pembina Valley.

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October 24, Carman Metis History Walk with speaker Chris Larsen  @ 10:30 am

  • Walk where the names have changed.  Listen for the stories that remain.  Along the Boyne River in Carman, we will walk with a question:  When a place is renamed, what happens to the stories held within the original name?  From Rivière aux Îlets-du-Bois (River of Wooded Islands) to the Boyne River, this landscape carries histories of Indigenous peoples, Métis families, settlers, land, belonging, and change. This Camino is an invitation to slow down, listen deeply, and consider:  Whose story do we inherit?  Whose story is missing?  What is our responsibility when we discover what we were never taught?  A walk toward truth begins with the courage to ask better questions. 

  • Join us on a 6 km walk near  the Boyne River formerly known as Riviere aux Ilets du Bois, in Carman, with guest speaker, Chris Larsen, Metis artist and Riverkeeper.  We will follow the Carman Community Pathway starting at Ryall Park (#2 on map we will send you upon registration), going east to Tall Grass Prairie and continuing south then west and diverting onto King's Park Drive  instead of Caddy lane. It should take 1 hour to walk the 6 km loop. You are invited to join us for lunch after the walk, around noon, at Boyne Bistro, in the Private Dining Room ( 120 4th Ave. SW ).  Suggested donation: $10

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November 28 walk - National Indigenous Residential School Museum of Canada

  • Join us as speaker Jennifer Wood leads us on a walk and a visit to the National Indigenous Residential School Museum of Canada in Portage la Prairie. We will learn about the history and lasting impacts of Canada’s residential school system through immersive exhibits, survivor stories, and Indigenous-led education.

  • We will visit the museum and then walk the trail near the former residential school.

  • Suggested donation: Sliding scale $0-40 (Camino MB will pay the facilitator and entrance fees to the museum)

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December 19, Solstice Party Potluck

  • Join us for a potluck dinner and games night as we mark the winter solstice on Saturday, December 19 at 6 pm. Enjoy the warmth of friends and new acquaintances as we feast together, observe a short grief ritual and welcome back the light of the sun. Bring a dish to share with the Camino MB community (or e-transfer a donation of $15 asking us to pick up some snacks on your behalf - sorry no refunds.) And bring a favourite game to teach us too! 

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Jan. 14-15, 2027 Camino Manitoba Film Festival Fundraiser

- Come and celebrate the Camino Manitoba community. We're hosting our fourth annual film festival fundraiser at Old Grace Co-op 200 Arlington Street featuring movies related to walking on January 15, 6:15 - 9 pm and January 16, 1:30 - 9 pm, 2027. Come celebrate the Camino Manitoba community with a dinner and weekend of movies!

- We will be screening five awesome films with discussions, live presentations and a wonderful catered meal - There is a 60 person cap on this event, book now to save your spot.

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