Winnipeg restaurateurs try to prevent smoking ban

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The hospitality industry in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on May 1, 2000, presented the city council with a 10,000-signature-petition that opposed a total smoking ban. However, Mark Lubosch, the city councilor who chaired the committee that held hearings on amending the city's smoking bylaw, was not impressed. Lubosch said that surveys on the issue sent to 200,000 households in Winnipeg showed that they overwhelmingly in support of a complete smoking ban. Passed in 1983, Winnipeg's smoking bylaw has been amended three times in the past 10 years.

Public affairs

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Fine dining at home

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Mobile Maitre D' of Winnepeg, Manitoba, has introduced a new twist on the old-fashioned food delivery person. The company provides customers with fine-dining service in the comfort of their own homes by delivering ready- to-eat meals from some of the city's finest restaurants right to their doors. Brad Walker, who owns the company, got the idea for such delivery service from perusing the Internet.

Restaurants & Food Service, Services introduction, Abstract, Mobile Maitre D'

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Norm 'N Nates

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Norm 'N Nates Deli is opening a third Winnipeg location near a new sports arena.

Facilities & equipment, Organizational history, Buildings and facilities, Location, Delicatessens, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Norm 'N Nates Deli

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