Community connectors among Future 40 finalists work to inspire others
From Girl Guide leaders to activists and organizers to people working to save the environment, Manitobans from all walks of life are pouring their energy into helping our communities. This group of CBC Manitoba Future 40 finalists are the people doing things big and small that keep volunteer organizations running and help those who need a boost.
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