You can get there from here. Winnipeg is in the Middle of the continent and just a few hours from any destination.

After just a few days in Winnipeg you will recognize its central commercial role. Winnipeg is an important manufacturing center both for Canadian and American manufacturers. In the last decade Winnipeg has attracted worldwide investment and immigration, particularly for its manufacturing and high tech industries.

Winnipeg is the largest city in the central province of Manitoba, with most of the provincial population. Winnipeg’s people are remarkably diverse, with

Winnipeg’s location tells the story of the leisure pursuits of its residents.

Close by summer beaches and cottage country compete with winter cross country skiing, snowmobiling, skating, and hiking for popularity. Winnipeg is festival city. There are so many events going on. You can’t possibly see them all.

Winnipeg is the location the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers, known as The Forks. This historic location has been a meeting ground for millennia. You can meet in Winnipeg, too, with anybody from anywhere.

Winnipeg’s economy is strong, diversified and resourceful, with tourism, aerospace, financial services, information communication technology, advanced manufacturing and life sciences. This broad base of industry sectors creates a stable, resilient and diversified foundation for economic growth.* The new airport terminal at Richardson International, will be completed soon. The city has railway connections to the United States and Eastern and Western Canada through three Class I rail carriers.

Winnipeg's cultural organizations and festivals include the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Le Cercle Molire, Festival du Voyageur and Folklorama. Professional sports organizations based in the city include the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, the Winnipeg Goldeyes, and the Manitoba Moose.