WestJet is adding two new direct routes from Winnipeg to sunny destinations as part of the airline’s upcoming winter schedule.
Winter Articles
Winnipeg’s River Trail Closes for Season After 62 Days
The Nestaweya River Trail is now officially closed for the season as warmer temperatures and rising river levels make ice conditions unsafe.
Blowing Snow Triggers Highway Closures in Southern Manitoba
Blowing snow and poor visibility have forced several highways in southern Manitoba to close on Friday, including the Perimeter Highway.
Winnipeg Begins Snow-Clearing Operations
City of Winnipeg plows are clearing main routes after a quick Alberta clipper blew across southern Manitoba overnight.
Southern Manitoba Expecting Blast of Winter: 15 to 25 cm of Snow Possible
WINNIPEG — A blast of winter weather will make its way into southern Manitoba tonight, bringing with it the potential of 15 to 25 cm of snow.
VIDEO: Festival du Voyageur Sights & Sounds
The 57th annual Festival du Voyageur is underway in Winnipeg. Watch highlights from the first full day of festivities on Saturday.
Manitoba to Begin Annual Red River Ice-Cutting Program to Reduce Flood Risk
Manitoba will begin ice-cutting and breaking operations on the Red River this week to reduce the risk of spring flooding.
Festival du Voyageur 2026 Kicks Off in Winnipeg
Festival du Voyageur officially opens today, marking the start of one of Manitoba’s largest and most iconic winter celebrations.
Winnipeg Launches Near Real-Time Snow-Clearing Map for Sidewalks and Paths
Winnipeg residents can now check whether sidewalks, pathways and bike routes have been cleared before heading out.
Manitoba Merv Makes Groundhog Day Prediction
Manitoba will see six more weeks of winter, according to the province’s trusty groundhog.
Winnipeg Snow Plows Deployed After Overnight Snowfall
City of Winnipeg snow plows will begin making their rounds Sunday afternoon to clear streets, sidewalks and pathways.
Frozen Rivers, Skating Trails and Funky Huts Make for Winter Whimsy in Winnipeg
Perhaps one of the best embodiments of Canadians’ ability to embrace winter, rather than hide from it, pops up every December at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine rivers.











