On Wednesday May 20th you are invited to attend Herman Prior Activity Centre’s Annual General Meeting. Everyone is welcome to attend! (only members in good standing are entitled to vote). Please join us to see this years accomplishments and to help decide future operations, programs and activities! Contact
Date: Saturday May 30th, 2026
Time: 10am-3pm
Admission: $1.00
Canteen available all day!
The 50/50 is open to the public, must be at least 18 years old to participate.
Tickets available at the front desk.
$2.00 a ticket
The draw takes place at the Herman Prior Activity Centre the last Friday of every month
The Winnipeg Police Service continues to receive reports of a targeted scam that is believed to be targeting local phone numbers.
A scammer will call a victim purporting to be a criminal investigator, and that money is owed to the Canada Revenue Agency.
During some calls, the victim is then told to dial the Winnipeg Police Service non-emergency line at 204-986-6222 (while the line is still open) to confirm that an investigation is underway. The victim believes they have started a new call, but in reality, the scammer has remained on the line.
At other times, the scammer may use Caller ID spoofing to contact the victim from what fraudulently appears to be the Winnipeg Police Service non-emergency line at 204-986-6222.
The scammer then pretends to be a police officer and attempts to convince the victim to transfer a significant amount of money. Below are some tips that can be used to help avoid these scams:
Be cautious of any unexpected callers, such as a bank. Take reasonable steps to confirm the
identities of people who call.
The Canada Revenue Agency will never demand immediate payment by Interac E-transfer, Bitcoin, prepaid credit cards, or gift cards from retailers such as iTunes, Amazon or others.
They will also never use aggressive language or threaten you with sending the Police to have you arrested.
Do not assume phone numbers appearing on call display screens are accurate.
The Winnipeg Police Service encourages family members or friends to have discussions with their older loved ones to ensure they are not being targeted in this type of scam or any other scam.
Remember, you can stop phone fraudimmediately hang up, screen your incoming calls and/or by blocking numbers.
More information on frauds can be found at the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre website: http://www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/
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