Six Amazing Golf Courses You Need to Play in Manitoba
Did you know: Manitoba is home to the first golf course in Western Canada, which was built in 1889? Ever since then, the sport has been incredibly popular among Manitobans. Indeed, the province has produced some of the most famous professional golfers in Canadian history! Certainly, you don’t have to be a pro to enjoy […]
Manitoba’s roadside attractions
Rural Manitoba is well-known for the wide range of roadside attractions dotted along its highways. There are over 60 wacky attractions spread throughout the province, including in our bilingual municipalities! From a giant dairy cow in La Broquerie to the (second) biggest pipe in the world, here’s the story behind some of our favourite roadside […]
Dawson Trail Museum reopens on Monday, May 23, 2022
The Gs B&B
A friendly and authentic Bed & Breakfast in Pinawa Gisèle Clark, Franco-Manitoban, opened a Bed & Breakfast in Pinawa since November 2021 : “After working 32 years in personal care homes, I began to reflect on my vision, especially after experiencing the pandemic in Winnipeg. In the winter of 2021, I decided to come back […]
Wild Skies Resort
This beautiful resort opened its doors less than a year ago. Created by Megan Steen, photographer and René Talbot, journeyman carpenter, this space is designed as a gathering place for all glamping lovers. A wild dream comes true Passionate about wild camping, canoeing, and hiking, Megan Steen and René Talbot wanted to create a beautiful […]
Two-Wheels Travel in The Pembina Valley
4 places to go camping with your family this summer in Manitoba
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Voyageur Houseboats: A Unique Vacation on the Winnipeg River
“I arrived in Manitoba more than 20 years ago with my father, and I always wanted to launch a project on my own in the tourism sector. Here in Pinawa, we are fortunate to have a beautiful playground with the Winnipeg River and the Whiteshell Park surrounding it. The pandemic has forced our hand a […]
