Poutine Trail
Manitoba's southeastern bilingual communities serve poutines that are as tasty as they are original. Try them out along the Poutine Trail and discover the French flavour of the region!
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Drive-in
Summer’s back! Roadside diners and vintage drive-ins have opened for the season. So enjoy your burger, ice cream and other comfort foods in Manitoba's bilingual communities and explore a piece of Manitoba you haven’t yet discovered.
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St. Norbert Farmers’ Market
Welcome to the St. Norbert Farmers’ Market, Manitoba’s largest open-air market! For 30 years, it has been offering consumers an array of local produce. More than just a market, it is an important community gathering place.
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St. Michael's Wilderness Adventure
You dream of getting away from it all? Whether you are an avid outdoorsman or just new to the wilderness, Maurice Nault is happy to outfit you and make the most of your outdoor experiences!
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Camping in Manitoba
Summer's back! Take advantage of the beautiful nature in friendly Manitoba.
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RVandBee and Friendly Manitoba
The Airbnb-inspired principle is simple: individuals rent their land to RVers or campers via the RVandBee website. There are so many beautiful spots to visit in Manitoba
Read more121e edition of Saint-Jean-Baptiste celebration at La Broquerie
La Broquerie is the place to be to celebrate Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day! Since 1897, the bilingual community celebrates French-Canadien culture with sports tournaments, fun activities for kids, parade, music, and more! La Broquerie welcomes you with open arms to take part of the community's "joie de vivre"! June 23 and 24, 2018!
Maison Gabrielle Roy, Deschambault Street
The home of Gabrielle Roy is a very important and recurring symbol in the Franco-Canadian author's work. She lived there from her birth in 1909 to her departure for Europe in 1937. This house has been mentioned in many of her works, particularly in "Street of Riches" a series of stories inspired by the author's childhood in St. Boniface. Completely restored like in 1918, the house is today a must-see public museum.
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In Winnipeg, the Trans Canada Trail goes through history
From the First Nations, through the fur trade period and the struggles of Louis Riel for Métis rights, the Trans Canada Trail is a rich history path of the region.
101 Things to do In Winnipeg
Tourism Winnipeg has a few suggestions for your stay in Winnipeg. Read more
The Small Church on the Highway
On the highway between the United States and Winnipeg lies an intriguing mystery: a small white church boxed in by two lanes of highway.
Tyndall Stone: A Canadian Heritage
Do you know what Tyndall stone is? You might be surprised to learn that over 4 000 building across the country are covered in this grey limestone that originates in Manitoba.
Fête de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste
When? June 23 and 24Where? La Broquerie
Every year, people come together for concerts, sports and recreational activities, a special mass, a parade and much more!
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Saint-Boniface célèbre
When? June 21 and 22Where? St. Boniface
Events include a family event and entertainment from 10am to 2pm, a local community concert from 5pm to 8pm and a live televised concert after 8pm with a number of national performers representing Canada’s vast Francophone communities. Other activities include various exhibits, free admission to Fort Gibraltar, public French viewings of the new documentary and much more.
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Woman in a Garden
When? From June 14 to September 22Where? St. Boniface
Connecting to our landscape and communities, La Maison des artistes will host a series of curated exhibitions and collaborative events inspired by Light-Colour & Landscape.
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