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Lighten up the holiday season with Canad Inns Winter Wonderland! Cruise 2.5 kilometres through Red River Exhibition Park to view 26 brightly-lit holiday-themed displays.
ChrisD.ca has 20 vehicle passes up for grabs to the Christmas spectacle, running November 30 to January 5, 2019 (closed Christmas Day).
If you’re heading to Saturday’s Winnipeg Santa Claus Parade, there are some road closures you should familiarize yourself with.
The city says parade-goers can expect delays, so plan ahead and allow additional travel time getting to and from downtown.
The tree is in place and the lights are on, but the switch hasn’t been flipped yet.
Winnipeg’s City Hall will deck the halls tonight at 6 p.m. when it lights up the annual Christmas tree in the courtyard of 510 Main Street.
An annual program that pairs lonely Winnipeg seniors with Christmas gifts is underway for another holiday season.
Be a Santa to a Senior launched on Wednesday and takes the wishes of seniors and places them on Christmas tree displays from November 14 to December 5.
‘Tis the season to donate to the Winnipeg Jets Toy Drive.
Beginning December 7, Jets fans can donate new unwrapped toys at the home game versus the St. Louis Blues at Bell MTS Place (outside section 101). The Jets Toy Drive game will be on Sunday, December 9 against Philadelphia, where fans will have another opportunity to provide new unwrapped gifts and cash donations.
The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train will soon roll its way into Manitoba to celebrate 20 years of collecting food and raising funds for food banks across North America.
The train will stop in Winnipeg on Monday, December 3 at 9 p.m. at the grade railway crossing at Panet Road and Molson Street. The event runs from 9:15 to 9:45 p.m. and the stage will open to both sides.
As snow fell in Winnipeg on Friday, the City of Winnipeg announced it has selected a Christmas tree for City Hall.
The 45-foot Colorado blue spruce was donated by Windsor Park resident Dean Munoz-Perez.
The 2018 Winnipeg Santa Claus Parade is officially a go!
After exceeding its original fundraising goal, parade organizers announced Thursday that more than $151,000 had been raised one day shy of its deadline.
