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• Winnipeg Science Fiction Association
  (For the much earlier [[Winnipeg]] club, see [[Winnipeg SF Society]].) A [[club]] in [[Winnipeg]], aka '''WinSFA''', which runs [[Keycon]]. It is one of the co-sponsors o
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• Winnipeg Science Fiction Society
  ...he had little success, and both organizations had disappeared by 1954, the Winnipeg group morphing into an informal social group. ...n a one-day convention, [[Un-Con]]. They also started a [[hoax bid]] for [[Winnipeg in '94]].
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• Winnipeg-science-fiction-association
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Association]]
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• Winnipeg-science-fiction-society
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Society]]
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• Winnipeg, MB
  '''Winnipeg, Manitoba, [[Canada]]''', has the [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Association]] (WINSFA) who sponsor [[Keycon]]. The 1994 [[Worldcon]], [[Con ...ction Society]] ran from the 1950s to 1980s, and it was home to [[Decadent Winnipeg Fandom]].
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• A. E. van Vogt Award
  ...([[WINSFA]]), [[Conadian]] (the 1994 [[Worldcon]]), and [[Science Fiction Winnipeg]] ([[SFW]]).
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• Un-Con
  ...on]] held September 9, 1978 by the [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Society]] in Winnipeg, MB. Attendance was over 500.
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• SFW
  * [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Society]] * ''[[Science Fiction World]]''
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• WinSFA
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Association]] [[Category:redirect]] {{club|locale=Winnipeg, MB}}
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• Winnipeg Science Fiction Society
  ...he had little success, and both organizations had disappeared by 1954, the Winnipeg group morphing into an informal social group. ...n a one-day convention, [[Un-Con]]. They also started a [[hoax bid]] for [[Winnipeg in '94]].
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• Winsfa
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Association]]
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• Dwf
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Society]]
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• Decadent-winnipeg-fandom
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Society]]
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• Winnipeg-science-fiction-association
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Association]]
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• Winnipeg-science-fiction-society
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Society]]
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• Winnipeg-sf-society
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Society]]
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• John Mansfield
  ...rldcon]]; [[Due North]] in 2005; and [[OromoctoCon]] in 1970. He ran the [[Winnipeg in 2003]] [[Worldcon bid]] [[committee]] and was a founder of [[Keycon]]. ...of the [[Ottawa SF Society]]. He was a co-founder of the [[Ontario Science Fiction Club]] (OSFiC).
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• Decadent Winnipeg Fandom
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Society]]
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• Winnipeg SF Society
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Society]]
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• WINSFA
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Association]]
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• DWF
  #REDIRECT [[Winnipeg Science Fiction Society]]
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• ConAdian
  ...nvention Centre, the Crowne Plaza, the Place Louis Riel, and Sheraton in [[Winnipeg]], [[Manitoba]], [[Canada]]. [[GoHs]]: [[Anne McCaffrey]] (pro), [[George B The [[Canadian National Science Fiction Convention]] ([[Canvention]]) was held in conjunction with ConAdian —
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• Megavore
  ...es 9-13) was a printed [[fanzine]] published by [[J. Grant Thiessen]] of [[Winnipeg, MB]] which was devoted to [[bibliographic]] material on paperbacks and [[p 1 || October 1976 || || ''The Science-Fiction Collector'' || [[James Grant Books]]
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• J. Grant Thiessen
  His bibliographic [[fanzine]], ''[[Megavore|Science Fiction Collector]]'' (later ''[[Megavore]]''), was collected into three hardbound ...gazines, and price guides, including ''Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Weird Fiction Magazines'' (1985), edited by [[Marshall B. Tymn]] and [[Mike Ashley (Kent)
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