Official home page for the City of Winnipeg.

The City of Brandon, also known as the "Wheat City" welcomes you to take a glance at our beautiful city.

Portage la Prairie and area is a progressive community with an area population of approximately 20,000 inhabitants. Located in south central Manitoba on the picturesque Assiniboine River, Portage la Prairie is, and has always been an important transportation centre, dating back to its inception as a fur trading post. Today it is connected to the rest of Canada via the Trans-Canada Highway and Yellowhead Highway, with service from both major railroads, a trans-continental bus service, and via air through Southport Aerospace.

Neepawa is a vibrant community, located a few short hours West of Winnipeg, and 45 minutes North of Brandon, Neepawa is a great place to live, work and raise a family. We have a strong agricultural, manufacturing and tourism base and a strong transportation centre, located at the Junction of Highway #5 and the Yellowhead Highway #16.

Our century-old Main Street is an architectural wonder, and remains the centre of our community's culture, heritage and commerce. Two blocks of historic brick buildings, many sharing a common wall with their neighbour, line both sides of Main Street. Plans have begun for an ambitious restoration project to take our Main Street back to its former glory. Recently, the area has been designated as Manitoba's only Heritage District, ensuring the preservation of this remarkable collection of buildings into the future.

Located in the sunny Pembina Valley of Manitoba, positioned in the centre of Canada and only five minutes from the US border, Altona is the perfect location to develop your business or establish your home.

Official Website of the City of Selkirk

Check Morden out, there are many job, business and investment opportunities in this district. We have the Quality of Life that people today are looking for.

Thompson.ca was started up in partnership with North Central Community Futures Development Corporation (North Central Development), the City of Thompson and Mystery Lake School Division. Funding partners were N.A.A.C.A., Community Connections and C.E.D.T.A.P. A steering committee, comprised of local business owners, the City of Thompson and North Central development officers led the project to the launching stage.