Architect, Peter Hargraves invites you to explore Winnipeg’s winter creativity. Warming huts and innovative installations along frozen rivers turn the city’s cold season into a unique artistic playground, capturing the spirit of the community. 📍: Visit Winnipeg, Manitoba | Canada Keep Exploring

In the spring of 1919, Winnipeg was in the midst of a labour fight that ground the city to a standstill. More than 30,000 people walked off the job. They were often joined by family and supporters. In total, about half the city supported the strikers. Explore the Exchange District, one of Winnipeg's divided neighborhoods where many buildings from that time still stand, with the former host of The National, Peter Mansbridge, as your guide. Read more here: cbc.ca/1.5140256 Full coverage of the 100

Festival du Voyageur, Western Canada's largest winter festival, is on now 'til Feb 23rd! Experience over 150 live bands; maple taffy on snow (so good!); saucy costumed interpreters; jigging, pea soup, fiddling and beard growing contests; French-Canadian food; huge snow sculptures; and so much more while we celebrate Métis and Indigenous culture, the historic fur trade, and the joie de vivre of Winnipeg's francophone community! Learn more at https://heho.ca | Visit Winnipeg