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Winnipeg Remand Centre

Winnipeg Remand Centre

Four men cell in public safety bldg.

PC 18/7346/18-6345-6
May 1, 1978
Winnipeg Remand Centre

Winnipeg Remand Centre

Jim Toal in public safety bldg. - in charge of Remand Centre

PC 18/7346/18-6345-11
May 1, 1978
Winnipeg Remand Centre

Winnipeg Remand Centre

Public Safety Bldg.

PC 18/7346/18-6345-10
May 1, 1978
Winnipeg Remand Centre

Winnipeg Remand Centre

Jo-Anne McFadden R.N. sees on inmate in Nursing station in Remand Cente (Public Safety Bldg. lockup)

PC 18/7346/18-6345-9
May 1, 1978
Winnipeg Remand Centre

Winnipeg Remand Centre

Remand cells where shoplifters held.

PC 18/7346/18-6345-7
May 1, 1978
Winnipeg Remand Centre

Winnipeg Remand Centre

About $250,000 has been spent by the provincial government to upgrade the lockup in the Public Safety Building. The jail was formerly run by the police and there was cirticism of conditions after three inmates killed themselves. More television sets havemade lockup life bearable.

PC 18/7346/18-6345-4
May 26, 1978
Winnipeg Remand Centre

Winnipeg Remand Centre

Young Ladies (Bulldogs') in Ladies Dormitory at Remand Centre (P.S.B.) Small amenitites have helped bring greatly improved morale to the city lockup.

PC 18/7346/18-6345-2
May 20, 1978
Winnipeg Transit

Winnipeg Transit

Transit worker Barry Davis surveys the results of a 30000 dollar fire

PC 18/7261/18-6267-86
Walker
Nov 19, 1978
Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun

Winnipeg Tribune - Run for Fun

The finishing line was just ahead for these Runners for Fun coming off the final bend as they completed the 10-kilometre course with chilling rains falling.

PC 18/7389/18-6367-05
Jim Walker
May 18, 1978
Winnipeg Tribune (General)

Winnipeg Tribune (General)

PC 18/7375/18-6358-31
Dec 23, 1978