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Manitoba is one of Canada’s most immigrant-friendly provinces. This is where you will find vast fields and open skies, as well as peaceful lakeside views, historic sites, and modern architecture indicative of its progressive way of life. Find out more reasons why immigrants now choose to call it home. You may be inspired with what Manitoba has to offer!


Quick Facts

  • The province of Manitoba is twice the size of the United Kingdom.
  • Manitoba is known as the land of 100,000 lakes.
  • After English, the top languages spoken in Manitoba are German, French and Tagalog.

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Newest Living in Manitoba Articles

Why staycations are better than vacations

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When we think of traveling, we often picture jumping on a plane and heading abroad. You don’t have to do… Read more »

Sale season: 5 tips to really save and get your money’s worth

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We all want to save and get the best value for our money. Especially in this economy, making ends meet… Read more »

Where to Bike in Winnipeg

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This article is a follow up to the articles Bike safety for newcomers and Getting ready to bike safely. Now… Read more »

Services and activities for visitors to Manitoba

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Grandparents, parents, other family members and friends visiting Manitoba are in for a fun and fulfilling experience. Whether they are… Read more »

Recent Living in Manitoba Articles, CLB3-4

Did you know that Manitoba holds several “World’s capital …” titles?

Spirit Way Wolf Mural, a Polar bear, crocus flower, sunflower, and Chuck the Channel Cat monument

There is more to Manitoba than meets the eye! From its diverse natural resources to its marvelous wildlife, there are… Read more »

Has your home been tested for radon? Here’s why it’s important

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It is concerning that Manitoba is the second leading province with homes having radon levels higher than Health Canada’s guidelines…. Read more »

Worried about your road test? Here are 5 tips to help you pass with flying colours

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Taking the road test may not be something you’re looking forward to. Someone watching you drive closely can make you… Read more »

Maintaining your home and surroundings in Manitoba

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Did you know that there are standards for maintaining your home in Manitoba? These standards are not only about keeping… Read more »

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What to do if you have a car accident in Manitoba

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Having a car accident can be very distressing. Knowing exactly what to if this happens is of utmost importance. Attend… Read more »

WorkCom_Before you begin

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Thinking about your knowledge and skills is an independent learning strategy. When you think about what you can do and what… Read more »

WorkCom_Week 4

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This is our last week of Workplace Communications. This time you are in the driver’s seat. We look forward to your presentation… Read more »

WorkCom_Week 3

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We have now reached week 3 of Workplace Communications! This week, we are engaging in a number of activities that allow… Read more »

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