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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.
Newest Living in Manitoba Articles
10 essential apps every newcomer should have on their phone
Here are the most useful apps for getting quick and reliable information even while on-the-go. These apps are free and… Read more »
What does politically correct language mean?
It was a particularly warm day in the fall when I used “Indian summer” to describe the weather as I… Read more »
Newcomer Guide 2: Your first two months in MB
Now that you are more or less settled, let’s work on other tasks. Feel free to skip categories in this… Read more »
Newcomer Guide: What to do in your first few days in MB
Welcome to Manitoba! We know you’re excited to start settling in your new home. There’s so much to do! If… Read more »
Recent Living in Manitoba Articles, CLB3-4
A quick guide to driving regulations in Manitoba
Getting around Manitoba may be one of your top concerns in your first few days. Here is a quick guide… Read more »
Getting ready to bike safely
After reading Bike safety for newcomers, it’s time to get the right bike and the proper safety gear to start… Read more »
Bike safety for newcomers
Summer is here! It’s the best time to get on your bike and enjoy the weather. Biking is one of… Read more »
Travelling outside of Manitoba or Canada? How to ensure a safe and worry-free trip
Going on a trip soon? Whether it’s for vacation, business or any other reason, travelling outside the province or abroad… Read more »
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Spring Idioms
Study the powerpoint below to know the meaning of our featured idioms: Spring idioms from English Online Inc.