Winnipeg's Ultimate Women's Show taking place on April 12 & 13, 2008 at Assiniboia Downs will be a truly femalelicious, sensational, entertaining and exciting weekend out for each and every woman visiting. This show presents the ideal opportunity to shop, learn, participate and enjoy! There will be interactive exhibits and over 100 participating companies that will appeal to all senses - showcasing products and services for women of all ages.

View the first steam locomotive on the Canadian Prairies, The Countess of Dufferin. Continue on and view an early-generation diesel locomotive just like the ones still used today.

One of the loveliest public spaces in Winnipeg and a "must see" for any visitor, The Forks is an expanse of riverside property in the heart of downtown Winnipeg. A meeting place for thousands of years, it is the city's most popular gathering place, attracting more than five million visitors each year.

is one of Canada's premier privately operated, non-profit, outdoor education and recreation facilities. Just 20 minutes from the heart of Manitoba's capital, Winnipeg, Fort Whyte features over 400 acres of woodlands, wetlands, grasslands and lakes. Our buildings and select trails are wheelchair accessible. Enjoy a relaxing respite from your hike - enjoy a home-made lunch in the Buffalo Stone Café or find that perfect bird house or birthday gift in The Nature Shop.

A respect for and belief in the potential of all children is the vision of the Manitoba Children’s Museum. The museum provides an interactive learning environment which nurtures the power of the imagination and the spirit of exploration and self-discovery.

Enriching the human experience.

This site offers many thing to see and do while in Winnipeg.

thrills passengers of all ages with its historic steam engine and five turn-of the-century coaches. Young and old alike love the experience of riding the rails and hearing the engine's whistle just the way this routinely happened in the early 1900s.

The province's largest heritage centre renowned for its combined human and natural heritage themes. The museum shares knowledge about Manitoba through its collections, exhibitions, publications, on-site and outreach programs, Planetarim shows and Science Centre exhibits.

Canada's Second largest Avaition Museum is a must see for avaition buffs of all ages. See Canada's first helicopter, military jets, bush planes, Avro Arrow artifacts and much more. Try piloting one of the flight simulators or visit Canada's largest avation bookstore.

The Manitoba Lotteries Corporation (MLC) operates and manages two casino properties; McPhillips Street Station Casino and Club Regent Casino. As well, MLC operates a video lottery terminal (VLT) network and is responsible for the distribution of all Lottery products to a network of lottery retailers, in the province of Manitoba.

A 40-acres Living History Museum and Tourist Destination Point in Steinbach, Manitoba, about 35 minutes from Winnipeg. See Canada's only working windmill, buy flour, eat in our restaurants, visit the bookstore, the printery, church, housebarn - stay all day. Most days Oxen rides available. Open year round

As a catalyst for social change this unique Museum will attract a global audience, including tourists, scholars, and program participants. Visitors to the Museum will be asked to assume a heightened commitment to uphold human rights and educate others. High school students, teachers, police officers, peacekeepers, and other visiting groups will have educational programs designed for and around them. Visitors to the museum will become ambassadors for human rights and agents of systemic change toward a universal respect for human rights.

Bears on Broadway is a signature project that commemorates the 75th Anniversary of CancerCare Manitoba in a unique way.

The Forks is of national historic significance due to its strategic location at the junction of the Red and Assiniboine rivers that were part of a vast continental network of water routes. The site’s significance derives from its continuous use over time for transportation, trade and settlement. A traditional aboriginal stopping place, The Forks was the site of Fort Rouge, Fort Gibraltar and the two Forts Garry.

Mural Fest 2K6 - An unprecedented event celebrating public art from international artists.