About Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Learn all about life in Winnipeg and in Manitoba in these videos.

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The largest city and capital of Manitoba, Winnipeg is a prosperous and growing urban centre. It has a diverse population and economy. Home to some of the best cultural festivals, restaurants, professional sports teams and community events, Winnipeg is a an active community of commerce, culture, and fun. There are many public colleges and universities in Winnipeg, making it a great place to meet and connect with other students of all ages. Manitoba is known as the friendliest province in Canada. It has a strong and growing economy, and welcomes newcomers with all types of talent and ambition. Winnipeg has many employment opportunities in high-demand industries, including the skilled trades. It also has a low cost of living.

Students can explore the culture at one of Winnipeg's many festivals, including Folklorama, the world's largest and longest running festival, or meet with friends at The Forks, a famous gathering place home to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. With more than 100 languages and nationalities represented throughout the region, Winnipeg is known as the "cultural cradle of Canada" offering great dining experiences showcasing over 1100 restaurants and 50 types of cuisines.

Students can stay energized with local and professional sports teams, including the Winnipeg Jets (NHL hockey), Winnipeg Blue Bombers (football), FC Valour (soccer) Winnipeg Goldeyes (baseball), and many community recreational teams.

There are beautiful and natural green spaces, parks and trails throughout the city, at Assiniboine Park, St. Vital Park and Kildonan Park. In the winter spirit, students can ice-skate on over 6 kilometres of skating trail or snowshoe through one of the city's many community parks.

About Winnipeg

"Manitoba, where Canada's heart beats"

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