• Central Park Market
  

• History & development
  

• Operations
  

• Other community initiatives
  

• Local food sourcing
  

• Community economic devleopment
  

• Future of the market and park
  

• References
  

I would like to thank Othello Wesee, organizer for Central Market for Global Families for his generous time in helping me better understand the workings of the Market, and for his great work in helping the market become the asset it is to its community, and to the city of Winnipeg.

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Women & The Economy - UN Platform for Action Committee Manitoba (UNPAC). “Community Economic Development.” Women & The Economy - UN Platform for Action Committee Manitoba (UNPAC), http://www.unpac.ca/economy/ced.html

Wesee, Othello. Interview by author. In person. Winnipeg, MB., November 15, 2007.