Join a team that makes a difference! BGC Winnipeg is inviting applications for a Treasurer for our volunteer Board of Directors.For more details on how you can be part of the BGC Winnipeg team,…
The 11th annual BGC Winnipeg 100 Mile Dinner event was held on Sunday, September 24th. Using fresh, seasonal food found within 100 miles of Winnipeg, the evening featured a gourmet selection of…
The Winter Sea Bears’ first camp is scheduled for Nov. 29th at Sport Manitoba. Youth enrolled with BGC Winnipeg (formerly the Boys and Girls Club) will have the opportunity to learn under Sea Bears head coach Mike Taylor, CEBL U SPORTS Player of the Year,
The first camp runs Nov. 29 and welcomes youth enrolled in BGC Winnipeg (formerly the Boys and Girls Club) to the Sport For Life Centre, the home practice facility of the Sea Bears. Wesmen women's basketball player Jennifer Kallon is slated to be one of t
After months of development, BGC Winnipeg is proud to officially launch our re-designed website, www.bgcwinnipeg.ca.
The new website was created by local Winnipeg company Visual Lizard and features…
A donor-supported summer learning program is helping kids like Sylvia stay on track academically—but that’s just part of the magic
The Winnipeg Sea Bears of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) have donated the proceeds from their 2023 Cambrian Credit Union 50/50 program to BGC Winnipeg and the True North Youth Foundation (TNYF), two of Winnipeg’s leading youth charities.
Fun and friendship flourish as Winnipeg youth come together for a day of celebrating sport, learning, and togetherness
The Winnipeg Sea Bears have made a $60,000 donation to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Winnipeg. Now called BGC Winnipeg for short, team owner and chairman David Asper announced the donation Wednesday to promote and enhance basketball programming...
6:00 pm, Thursday, April 27, 2023 | Freight House Club, Door # 4 200 Isabel St. | GUEST SPEAKER Wendy Galagan, CEO, Ronald McDonald House Manitoba
Old Navy has been a proud partner of BGC Canada since 2005, helping prepare the next generation of leaders for workplace success.
“Sharing is caring” — a lesson many young children are grappling with because their introduction to school involved physical distancing, masking and an emphasis on independent study — is a fundamental principle in Justine Baxa’s classroom this summer.
