Anyone who has seen the Manitoba Legislative building, the H-shaped tyndall stone structure with the iconic Golden Boy atop, will almost certainly agree that it’s impressive. But who knew that it was Canada’s most unique architectural landmark?
The Manitoba terrain offers no mountains for your typical downhill skiiing experience. But don’t underestimate us: we still do it, but we do it in valleys. As travel writer Christalee Froese explains, all that pizzazz of a luxury ski resort isn’t needed to have a good time. As long as there’s snow and speed, there’s fun.
Nicknamed “Winterpeg”, Winnipeg and its surrounding areas are blessed with an abundance of sunny, crisp winter days in February. Dress warmly, and explore a beautiful land of snow and ice these ways. Caveat: all activities are weather-dependant: catch’em while they’re cold.
It’s easy to spot a Mennonite in modern-day Manitoba. You’ll find them wearing ironic secondhand T-shirts while eating Oma’s borscht soup. Check out these Mennonite hotspots to enjoy their easy-going vibe.
