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Manitoba Housing contact information:We’re here for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week.Manitoba Housing leasing office hours:Monday to Friday-8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Manitoba Housing staff can help you:• recover lost or stolen keys or security access cards• report pests in your unit or building• report nuisances or disturbances• arrange for repairs or maintenance in your unit or buildingImportant numbers and informationTo contact Manitoba Housing staff:• in Winnipeg – call 945-4663• outside Winnipeg – call 1-800-661-HOME (4663) toll free• visit our website at www.Manitoba.ca/housing• come to your local Manitoba Housing leasing office (See page 44and 45, for the location near you.)emergency numbers:Call 911 – orCheck your local phone book for the number in your area.46
Non-emergency NUMBERS:Call 311 – in Winnipeg orCheck your local phone book for the number in your area.Other important safety and securityinformation:Manitoba Justice administers The Safer Communities andNeighbourhood ActIf there are suspected criminal activities in your building, complex orneighbourhood, you can report it.Call 945-3475 – in WinnipegCall 1-800-954-9361 – outside of Winnipeg (toll free)Manitoba Crime Stoppers:If you see a crime in your building, complex or neighbourhood, you canhelp the police.Call 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) (toll free)Or go to Crime Stoppers website at www.manitobacrimestoppers.comFor local utilities and telecommunicationsservices, contact:MTSCall 204-225-5687 – for all areasVisit the website at www.mts.caShawCall 1-888-472-2222 for all areasVisit the website at www.shaw.caManitoba Hydro:Call 480-5900 – in WinnipegCall 1-888-624-9376 – outside Winnipeg (toll free)Visit the website at www.hydro.mb.ca47
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