Discover The Leaf at Winnipeg’s Assiniboine Park, a world-class botanical attraction featuring stunning biomes, gardens, and Canada’s tallest indoor waterfall.
Category Archives: Manitoba Travel
Manitoba sits at the heart of Canada. Situated between the provinces of Ontario and Saskatchewan, Manitoba has been made famous as the polar bear capital of the world.
The Manito Ahbee Powwow in Winnipeg, Manitoba, is an annual celebration of Indigenous culture. In this article, Hans Tammemagi explores the vibrant dances, powerful drumming, and rich traditions that make the Manito Ahbee Powwow a must-see event, highlighting its role in preserving and celebrating Indigenous heritage. Why are Powwows so captivating? To find out, I […]
Churchill, Manitoba is one distinct region of three in Canada famous for offering incredible sights of the aurora borealis. Carol Patterson shares her experience seeing the Northern Lights with Frontiers North Adventures, and offers insights into how travellers can view them, too. Some say Northern Lights make noise. I was learning they do, but in […]
Sitting atop the Manitoba Escarpment, Riding Mountain National Park consists of three distinct ecosystems – grasslands, upland boreal and eastern deciduous forests. For anyone who thinks that Manitoba is only prairie farmland, we’d urge you to come here and smash that misconception. We Explore Canada contributor Ron Pradinuk is here to tell you how to […]
The Forks, located where the Red and Assiniboine Rivers meet, has been a meeting place for over 6000 years. It has a storied history, but over the last 30 years, the city and province has turned this place into one of the province’s foremost destinations for tourists and locals alike. Two families arrive at the […]
The Saint Boniface Winnipeg neighbourhood is one of the most culturally-rich and beautiful areas of the city. Here’s everything you should see. An old friend of mine recently sent me a message asking for a favour. Friends from Quebec were embarking upon a cross-Canada road trip and aimed to spend a few days exploring the […]
From incredible landscapes to magical museums, discover why there are more things to do in Winnipeg than meets the eye. Sitting snugly in the heart of the Canadian prairies, Winnipeg, Manitoba is a city that defies expectations. Known as the “Gateway to the West”, this hub of transportation and commerce has been the butt of […]
The Canadian Museum For Human Rights in Winnipeg is one of the most important museums in Canada. Explore the history and hope at CMHR. At once powerful, thoughtful, and engaging, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Manitoba is a powerful institution dedicated to the exploration, celebration, and promotion of human rights around the […]
You’ll find Whiteshell Provincial Park roughly 120 kilometres east of Winnipeg, and Robin and Arlene Karpan are here today to help you figure out exactly what you’re going to do in this famed provincial park to make the absolute most of your visit. Manitoba excels when it comes to nature and wilderness destinations, with one […]
With access to unique ingredients from the sub-Arctic tundra, restaurants in Churchill, Manitoba, have turned this small town into one of Canada’s most unlikely culinary marvels. Nestled at the top of Manitoba, right where the Churchill River meets the vast waters of Hudson Bay, is the town of Churchill. Churchill, Manitoba, is a rugged, raw […]
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