Report shows Winnipeg’s weak points magnified through COVID pandemic
A community indicator report released last week setting benchmarks for Winnipeg’s communal well-being pre-pandemic showed that while many of Winnipeg’s sectors seem to be improving, inequalities that were present before the pandemic began in March have since worsened.
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