u/NeedsPaint

Skidrow. Coming to winnipeg!

If I can smell your vehicle sitting behind you in a drive thru....you don't need a new truck.. you need to fking clean it. Gross.

And no you cant have frenchfries for breakfast. Just like last week.

Any chance its because of all the scammed drivers licenses around? Almost like you should learn how to drive before getting behind the wheel.

Posts a deficit and gives away more free rides in the same month. Way to go wabby

Maybe he should of barked at her?

Just another winnipeg charitable origination I no longer support due to how poorly its run. Sad.

Job not posted online but in bar. Just went by today and they are hiring bartenders and servers asap. Get a resume down and you may start tomorrow. Gl everyone, its tough out here. Legends bar and grill. Look it up

Winnipeg next??? Please.

I can't stop thinking about this honestly. As someone who has traveled in quite a few provinces I have been to multiple reserves in different provinces. Here's what I noticed...

In BC the reserves are very tight-knight and everyone cares about each other. I have lots of friends who live on the Reserves here all over and most of them genuienly love where they live. Many of the reserves here are also building more houses! Yes there's a few bad ones but I have mainly seen good ones

But then in Sask and Manitoba it's a different story. I step out of my car while visiting a friend close to North Battleford Saskatchewan on a reserve called Poundmaker (I think that's how you say it) As soon as I stepped out of the car there was a man screaming at his wife and the wife was crying. I was so shocked! Here's where it gets bad... the man started hitting her and everyone around including my friend didn't seem to care! Like it was just another day.

A childhood friend of mine moved to a reserve in Manitoba called Cross Lakes as his father had just died and the mom needed help from the family back on the reserve to support her 4 children... so they moved back. We already had phones as he moved when we were 14, and he called me crying talking about how someone had decided they didn't want to be here anymore and he had even seen the body of the person. He was so devastated! And now I don't remember the timeframe but he sent me a voice note a second time a while later letting me know that his cousin had done the same thing to themselves!

As someone who struggled HARD with mental health that broke my heart. And this is something I am asking the reddit group to enlighten myself on this issue. I myself am not indigenous but I have family members that are (My cousin's Dad was raised on Tsuu-tina reservation and my cousin is half indigenous)