Québécois cuisine is a robust tradition of French-Canadian comfort food built on centuries of resourcefulness, and it has quietly shaped Manitoba’s food story more than most people realize. From the tourtière and pea soup that fortified early fur traders to the poutine that’s become a Saturday night staple across the province, these dishes carry the DNA of voyageurs, Métis communities, and the wave of Québécois settlers who made Manitoba home in the 19th century.
What makes this cuisine so …
Did you know that you can tour Manitoba while staying safe at home? In fact, below are some activities you can enjoy while in the comfort of your own home.
1. Book an online tour with the Canadian Mint
Have you ever thought about how coins are made? One way to learn the answer is to take an online tour with the Royal Mint. Here, you will discover the history of coin stamping in Canada – from its creation to packaging.
2. Learn the basics of Métis beadwork
Learn more about Métis beading from Melanie Gamache herself and try doing it yourself with this workshop. Here, you …
Below are some thrilling activities you can enjoy from July 5 to 11 without having to risk your health and safety.
1. Watch a movie in your car
Stardust, one of the drive-in movie playhouses in Manitoba, is now offering patrons an extraordinary movie viewing experience.
From Fridays to Sundays during the whole month of July, their space will be available for drive-in movie watching. So, grab a snack and park somewhere while enjoying an exciting movie.
2. Explore the trails close to Portage La Prairie
Around three minutes away from Portage la Prairie, there’s a 9-…
