Bilingual Service Centre – St. Laurent
St. Laurent Recreation Centre (map)
Lot 825 on Highway 6
St. Laurent, MB 
R0C 2S0

Contact the Centre

Business hours for this Centre:
8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Monday to Friday (Service Canada: Monday to Thursday)

Services offered at this Centre:
Government of Canada
Government of Manitoba

Government of Canada

Service Canada

Our goal is to offer easy and personalised access to government services. Service Canada brings together benefits and services offered by the Government of Canada in a single network. For example...

Come and see us to apply for:

• Employment Insurance
• a Social Insurance Number
• a Pleasure Craft License

We provide forms for:

• passports
• pensions
• Citizenship and Immigration
• Canada Child Tax Benefit
• Income tax returns
• Business or GST numbers
• Disability Tax Credit Certificates

...and many more forms and services as well as information. Our representatives are available to help you find the information you need.

To find out more on programs and services offered by the Government of Canada, visit www.servicecanada.gc.ca or contact us.

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Government of Manitoba

Conservation
Finance
Competitiveness, Training and Trade
Labour and Immigration

An Information Specialist works for these four departments and offers a variety of front-line and referral services. Examples of these services include:

• Birth, marriage and death certificate applications
• Business counselling
• Business Name reservation and registration
• Commissioner for Oaths services
• Drinking water sample collection
• Employment Standards
• Fishing and hunting regulations
• Immigration and Multiculturalism
• Manitoba Health Card application form
• Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program for Skilled Workers and for Entrepreneurs
• Provincial park information
• Workplace Health and Safety

Navigator

The Navigator helps the Métis community access government programs and services. The Navigator promotes healthy living and nutrition, recreational programs, cultural programs and work in particular with Métis youth and elders. The navigator ensures that the Métis people know how to access programs and services from government and also helps government deliver services to the Métis community in a culturally appropriate manner.

General Information – Government of Manitoba
We also have general information from the Government of Manitoba: everything from Travel Manitoba tourist information, career possibilities within the government, training and information sessions, to pamphlets and forms from various provincial government departments. The Information Specialist or the Receptionist can help you find this information.

To find out more on programs and services offered by the Government of Manitoba, visit www.gov.mb.ca or contact us.

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