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5 interesting facts about curling
Did you know that Manitoba is the curling capital of the world? Not only do we have more curling clubs… Read more »
Services and activities for visitors to Manitoba
Grandparents, parents, other family members and friends visiting Manitoba are in for a fun and fulfilling experience. Whether they are… Read more »
What are Children’s Rights?
Like all humans, children have rights. In fact, upholding children’s rights is essential – first, because they are especially vulnerable,… Read more »
Participate in workshops and group activities
Digital Skills at Work- Week 3
Course Description Digital Skills at Work (DSW) is a four-week course focusing on essential digital skills required to succeed in one’s career…. Read more »
Language circles
Language circles are weekly 1 hour sessions to practice English language skills on topics related to everyday life of a… Read more »
Coffee Chat CLB 3-4: Winter hacks every Manitoban should know
November 5 @ 10:00 am
This session is specifically designed for learners who are CLB 3-4. Come to the coffee chat to learn about winter… Read more »
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Language Explorer
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iEnglish Activities
iEnglish is a set of resources and videos to give learners the tools they need to take more ownership for… Read more »
Idioms Set: Seasons
In this idioms set you’ll find Canadian idioms relating to seasons of the year in Manitoba. Click on each lesson… Read more »
Learn about newcomer experiences, or share your own
Newcomer Story: Elvira Rubio
A new year, a new life. Elvira arrived in Winnipeg literally on New Year’s Day last year to join her… Read more »
Newcomer Story: Jihad Laguerbia
“My first advice to newcomers is to stop overthinking,” Jihad said. “I worried a lot (when we arrived in Canada)…. Read more »
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