Festivals in Manitoba in September
Check out gigantic pumpkins and scarecrows and enjoy an all-night art party celebrating contemporary art before you get ready for Thanksgiving and Halloween!
Free Outdoor Summer Concerts in Winnipeg
Enjoy free concerts all through the summer in Winnipeg. Take your pick from lunch-hour concerts or evening concerts. Hear some of the upcoming talents on the music… Read more »
2026 Victoria Day – May Long Weekend Activities in Winnipeg
Looking for ways to keep the whole family entertained this Victoria Day long weekend? From interactive shows and themed train rides to lively festivals, hands-on activities, and… Read more »
Food and Drink Festivals For a Tasty Summer in Winnipeg
Summer isn’t only about the beach and enjoying the sun. It’s also the time for food and drink festivals. Here is a list of food-themed events and… Read more »
Things to Do in Winnipeg This June
Things to Do in Winnipeg in June: Events, Activities, and Festivals happening in Winnipeg during June 2026. Contents: Events & Festivals Day Trips & Exploring Winnipeg Activities… Read more »
Manitoba Declares Public Health Emergency as HIV Cases Surge
Manitoba has declared a public health emergency as HIV cases continue to climb across the province, with health officials warning that infection rates are now among the… Read more »
Spring Snake Viewing: Witness the Spectacle of Garter Snakes Mating Balls at Narcisse Snake Dens
Looking for an adventure with Mom for Mother’s Day? Plan a trip to Narcisse Snake Dens in Manitoba. Located just 30 minutes west of Gimli, this Wildlife… Read more »
New MB Ready App Aims to Keep Manitobans Informed During Emergencies
Manitoba is marking Emergency Preparedness Week (May 3 to 9) with a new tool to help residents stay informed during emergencies. The province is encouraging people to… Read more »
“Homegrown” Causes Behind Youth Job Crisis as Canada Faces Record Struggles Without Recession: Report
A new report is putting a spotlight on a troubling shift in Canada’s labour market, and it’s young people who are feeling it most. According to the… Read more »
Smile Cookie Week Returns As Tim Hortons Marks 30 Years Of Community Giving
Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign will be back for the 2026 season on April 27. The week-long fundraiser, which began Monday and runs until May 3, is… Read more »
Things to Do in Winnipeg in May – 2026
Things to Do in Winnipeg in May: Events, Activities, and Festivals happening in Winnipeg during May 2026. 30+ Flower and Mother’s Day Gift Delivery Options in and… Read more »
Things to Do to Celebrate Mother’s Day in Winnipeg – 2026
Whether you want to treat your mom to a relaxing day on her own or plan something fun for the whole family, there is something for everyone. So go ahead and find the perfect way to say “Happy Mother’s Day” to your mom this year!
McCreary’s Manitoba Maple Syrup Festival: Celebrate Sweet Water Season This Weekend
The Manitoba Maple Syrup Festival will return to McCreary on April 25 and 26, marking its 14th annual edition. The two day event centres on local maple… Read more »
Hiking Trails at the Whiteshell Provincial Park
There are a number of trails you can enjoy at the Whiteshel Provincial Park. Some of them cross steep rock outcrops, while some may be wet or… Read more »
Hidden Gems: Manitoba Museums to Explore This Spring & Summer
Many of Manitoba’s most interesting museums are not open year-round. Across the province, especially in smaller towns and rural areas, museums often operate only between May and… Read more »
7 Getaways from Winnipeg
Now that the snow has melted and the rainy season is coming to an end, there is no better way to satisfy that craving for warm weather and sun than to pack up the car and hit the road!
AND here is a list of 7 destinations for a weekend getaway from Winnipeg.
7-Eleven’s Bring Your Own Cup Day Returns April 10 & 11
7-Eleven Canada is bringing back one of its most playful traditions just ahead of summer. On April 10 and 11, customers can walk into stores with just… Read more »
10 Outdoor Spaces to Enjoy Spring in Winnipeg
Spring in Winnipeg is the perfect time to step outside and reconnect with nature. As the snow melts away, parks and trails come back to life—flowers bloom,… Read more »
Manitoba Announces 40-Cent Minimum Wage Increase This October
Workers in Manitoba will see a small bump in pay this fall, as the province confirms its minimum wage is set to rise to $16.40 per hour… Read more »
New KFC Canada Meal Celebrates Winnipeg Jets’ Kyle Connor
With playoff energy building, a long-running joke among Winnipeg Jets fans is turning into something tangible. KFC Canada has teamed up with Jets left winger Kyle Connor,… Read more »
Shakespeare in the Ruins’ 2026 Season Explores Love and Conflict Through Two Classic Works
Shakespeare in the Ruins has announced its 2026 summer season, built around the theme “Love & Legends.” This year’s lineup brings together two very different works, Shakespeare’s… Read more »
Manitoba to Remove Taxes on All Grocery Items Starting July 1
A change in Budget 2026 is set to reduce the cost of groceries across Manitoba. Premier Wab Kinew announced that the latest budget will remove provincial sales… Read more »
Bank of Canada Holds Interest Rate at 2.25% Amid Rising Global Risks
The Bank of Canada is continuing its pause on interest rate changes, choosing stability amid uncertainty both at home and abroad. The Bank kept its overnight rate… Read more »
Canada’s Population Declines in 2025 Amid Slower Immigration and Fewer Temporary Residents
Canada’s population growth slowed significantly in the final quarter of 2025, with overall numbers declining during that period, contributing to an overall population decrease for the year…. Read more »






















