Winnipeg continues to solidify its global reputation as the cultural cradle of Canada with world-class offerings and attractions that have put it on TIME’s annual list of the World’s Greatest Places. Winnipeg was chosen for its groundbreaking Winnipeg Art Gallery’s, Qaumajuq, which houses the world’s largest public collection of contemporary Inuit art as well as the city’s other innovative and inspiring attractions.
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Read MoreExperience Winnipeg’s rich Indigenous cultures through food, art and educational centres. Story by Karen Gardiner
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Read MoreThe top museums opening in 2020 vary in design, but they have one thing in common: Each has been built and reconstructed with the goal of having its spaces first serve the art and artifacts within. Featuring Winnipeg's stunning Inuit Art Centre. Story by Charu Suri.
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Read MoreOft overlooked, Winnipeg is a cultured metropolis with an abundance of interesting architecture. Story by Karen Gardiner.
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Read MoreIt’s staycation time and that means it’s time to re-introduce ourselves to Winnipeg. Story by Alan Small.
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Read MoreWritten by travel writer Alyssa Schwartz, who was hosted by Tourism Winnipeg on a recent press trip, the article details some hip new spots in Winnipeg (along with our Prairie friends in Saskatoon), with the premise that "What’s happening in the Prairies is something more than fresh—it feels like peak Canadiana."
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Read MoreExpand your boundaries in the heart of Canada—Manitoba—home to polar bears in the wild, world-class museums, and the dazzling Northern Lights.
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Read MoreAmong the largest cities in Canada, Winnipeg has no shortage of culture for residents and travellers, with historic The Forks’ warehouses transformed into shops and restaurants, and considerable outdoor space for summer festivals and concerts.
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Read MoreThe capital city has retained its multicultural flavour, with over a quarter of its population having recently immigrated from nations as varied as the Philippines, Nigeria and India.
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Read MoreFor once, Manitoba is Canada’s hockey epicenter. The Winnipeg Jets have turned the city upside down with their bid to capture the country’s first Stanley Cup since the Montreal Canadiens won 25 years ago.
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Read MoreWinnipeg is punching above its weight when it comes to its food scene — that's according to a Canadian food critic in town Thursday for a culinary tour of the city's newly-opened restaurants.
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Read MoreA new 40-storey mixed-use apartment tower has begun ascending and will assume the title as Winnipeg’s tallest building when it’s completed in a couple of years, leaving the current record holder – 33-storey 201 Portage – quite literally in its shadow.
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Read MoreWhen one of Manitoba’s largest law firms moved this month into its new office space, adorned with the works of local artists and saturated with natural light from the seemingly omnipresent sunny skies of a Winnipeg summer, its senior management beamed with the pride and excitement of owners of a newly built home, the envy of its neighbours.
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