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The Winnipeg Attractions Pass is here! - The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is part of the Winnipeg Attractions Pass (photo by Salvador Maniquiz)

January 23

The Winnipeg Attractions Pass is here!

Five reasons you won’t want to miss Festival du Voyageur's comeback - Photo: Dan Harper (2017)

January 18

Five reasons you won’t want to miss Festival du Voyageur's comeback

2023 Winnipeg winter skating guide - The Old Market Square Rink provides a postcard setting for skating downtown (Red Photo Co)

January 12

2023 Winnipeg winter skating guide

BBQ and Blues Festival

BBQ and Blues Festival

Take me out to the ballgame

Take me out to the ballgame

Rights Around Us: A tour of the CMHR

Rights Around Us: A tour of the CMHR

Fringe-tastic!

Riding through Assiniboine Park

Riding through Assiniboine Park

8 ways to cool off this summer

8 ways to cool off this summer

Take a Splash down the Red and Assiniboine Rivers

Take a Splash down the Red and Assiniboine Rivers

Red River EX-cellent!

Red River EX-cellent!

Winnipeg's Da Vinci Code

Winnipeg's Da Vinci Code

10 ways to entertain your kids

10 ways to entertain your kids

A Prairie Legacy: The Bison and its People

A Prairie Legacy: The Bison and its People

6 picture perfect spots in downtown Winnipeg

6 picture perfect spots in downtown Winnipeg

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