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Located in the centre of Canada, bordering on Saskatchewan to the west and Ontario to the east, the capital city of Manitoba is Winnipeg. Most of Manitoba’s inhabited south lies within the prehistoric bed of Glacial Lake Agassiz, and is flat with few hills. The great expanses of intact forested areas, 48% of Manitoba, are considered by many naturalists and sportsmen as pristine wilderness areas.

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Whether you are travelling east or west, you will always make your way to Winnipeg. As the geographical centre of Canada, Winnipeg is considered the gateway to both Eastern and Western Canada. With vast open landscapes and surrounded by canola and wheat fields, southern Manitoba has some of the most picturesque views in the entire country. Winnipeg is the largest city of the prairies and is known for the famous street corner of Portage and Main, the ‘windiest corner on the continent’. It is also one of the most vibrant cultural centres in Canada, and a dream destination for anyone interested in the arts. Enjoy a performance of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, the oldest dance company in Canada, or wander through one of the city’s many art galleries or museums. The Winnipeg Art Gallery houses the world’s largest collection of contemporary Inuit art, while the Manitoba Museum focuses on natural history and the geology of the region. During the summer, enjoy the exodus of the population to the Forks, a nine-acre site at the junction of two rivers, which includes ancient meeting grounds, a waterfront park and a multitude of shops and restaurants to savour.

Churchill, a town situated a two and a half hour flight from Winnipeg, is known around the world as polar bear central. Visitors can venture out over the tundra in specially designed vehicles for safely viewing the bears. Photographers and wildlife enthusiasts can even camp out on the capes, in the midst of the magnificent bears, as hundreds of them roam the coastline every October and November, awaiting the freeze of the Hudson Bay. Then, in summer, the region transforms into the beluga belt, as thousands of the whales come to their feeding ground.

While in Churchill, you can stick around to witness the spectacular northern lights from the relative comfort of specially-constructed shelters with transparent domes: this has been called one of the ‘top 25 adventures of a lifetime’.

The Riding Mountain National Park is a wonderful island of wilderness where you have a chance to glimpse moose, elk, beaver, black bear and fox, while Manitoba’s plentiful waters offer an abundance of trophy-sized fish to challenge the keen angler. Winnipeg’s Red River offers some of the best giant channel catfishing in the world.

For summer relaxation, choose a quiet lakeside spot and soak up the heat, occasionally cooling off in some of Manitoba’s cool, clean waters. Manitoba attracts two thirds of Canada’s more than 500 species of birds, which can be spotted at some wonderful sanctuaries including Oak Hammock Marsh, Delta Marsh and back at Churchill.

Throughout Manitoba, there are hundreds of small town vacation farms which hold events and festivals or fall suppers. Experience life in a rural community and enjoy home-cooked meals in a beautiful country setting.