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Manitoba Government's 1,000 Defibrillator Initiative Name Address Manitoba Government's 1,000 Defibrillator Initiative Name Address Alexander Community Rink Alexander, MB Deerboine Colony School Alexander, MB Alonsa & District Recreation Co-op Inc. Alonsa, MB Alonsa Community Centre Alonsa, MB Alonsa School Alonsa, MB École Elmwood School Altona, MB École Parkside School Altona, MB École West Park School Altona, MB Millenium Exhibition Centre Altona, MB Regional Alternative Education Centre Altona, MB Sunflower Valley Christian School Altona, MB W.C. Miller Collegiate Altona, MB Anola School Anola, MB Grafton School / Springfield Colony Anola, MB Morweena Christian School Arborg, MB Arden Community Centre Arden, MB Arden Community Rink Arden, MB Arden Seniors Crocus Club Arden, MB Argyle Curling Club Argyle, MB Argyle Memorial Community Centre Argyle, MB Brant-Argyle School Argyle, MB New Haven Colony School Argyle, MB Ashern Central School Ashern, MB Austin Christian Academy Austin, MB Edrans Christian School Austin, MB Pine Creek Hutterite Colony and School Austin, MB Balmoral Elementary School Balmoral, MB Balmoral Recreation Centre Balmoral, MB Lightly School Balmoral, MB Prairie Blossom School Balmoral, MB Mountain View School Barrows, MB Basswood Community Club Basswood, MB Agassiz Adult Education Centre Beausejour, MB Beausejour Early Years School Beausejour, MB Hofer School / Greenwald Colony Beausejour, MB Network 4 Change Alternative Education Centre Beausejour, MB Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre Beausejour, MB Sunrise Divisional Centre Beausejour, MB Sunrise Education Centre Beausejour, MB Sunrise Student Services Centre (Green Church) Beausejour, MB Belmont Recreation Centre Belmont, MB Benito Recreation Centre Benito, MB Benito School Benito, MB Berens River School Berens River, MB Beulah Community Hall Beulah, MB Chan Kagha Otina Dakota Wayawa Tipi School Beulah, MB Binscarth School Binscarth, MB Birch River School Birch River, MB Wuskwi Sipihk Cree Nation School and Recreation Birch River, MB Centre Birtle Collegiate Birtle, MB Birtle Community Hall Birtle, MB Birtle Elementary School Birtle, MB Birtle Riverside Golf Club Birtle, MB San Antonio School Bissett, MB Blumenfeld School Blumenfeld, MB A.D. Penner Park Blumenort, MB Boissevain School Division Boissevain, MB Boissevain Community Centre Boissevain, MB Boissevain Morton Civic Centre Boissevain, MB Boissevain School Boissevain, MB Fitness Fanatics Boissevain, MB International Peace Garden Boissevain, MB Bowsman School Bowsman, MB Assinboine Community College Brandon, MB Brandon Curling Club Brandon, MB Brandon Friendship Centre Inc on College Avenue Brandon, MB Brandon Friendship Centre Inc on Rosser Avenue Brandon, MB Brandon Municipal Airport Brandon, MB Central Community Centre Brandon, MB Christian Heritage School Brandon, MB Wheat City Golf Course Brandon, MB East End Community Centre Brandon, MB Keystone Agricultural and Recreational Centre Brandon, MB North End Community Centre Brandon, MB Park Community Centre Brandon, MB Polish Gymnastic Association Brandon, MB Sioux Valley High School Brandon, MB South End Community Centre Brandon, MB Valleyview Community Centre Brandon, MB West End Community Centre Brandon, MB Westridge Community Centre Brandon, MB YMCA of Brandon Brandon, MB Barren Lands First Nation School and Youth Brochet, MB Centre Barren Lands First Nation Community Airport Brochet, MB Brochet School Brochet, MB Minegoziibe Anishinabe School Camperville, MB Philomene Chartrand School Camperville, MB Carberry Collegiate Carberry, MB Carberry Community Memorial Hall Carberry, MB Carberry Sandhills Golf & Country Club Carberry, MB Carman Elementary School Carman, MB Barrickman Colony School Cartier, MB Lakeside Colony School Cartier, MB Maxwell Colony School Cartier, MB Cartwright Centennial Auditorium Cartwright, MB Cartwright Curling Club Inc. 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