A 17-year-old Winnipeg speed skater has won her third gold medal at the 2023 Canada Winter Games.
Skating Articles
Osborne Village Hosting ‘Beer Can Olympics’
To further celebrate Winnipeg being a winter city, the Osborne Village BIZ is making things interesting with the Beer Can Olympics.
Duck Pond Skating Rink Opening at Assiniboine Park
WINNIPEG — The duck pond skating rink in Assiniboine Park is opening for the season.
Section of River Skating Trail Opens at The Forks
WINNIPEG — The new year means there’s a new way to celebrate winter at The Forks with the partial opening of the Nestaweya River Trail.
Free Winter Activities Returning to The Forks
WINNIPEG — Outdoor winter programming at The Forks is returning for the season beginning New Year’s Day.
Winter Park Activities Open at The Forks
WINNIPEG — Just in time for Christmas break, The Forks has opened Arctic Glacier Winter Park for the season.
Winnipeg’s River Skating Trail Closes for the Season
WINNIPEG — The Nestaweya River Trail has closed for the season just days before the official start of spring.
Assiniboine River Portion of Skating Trail Closes
WINNIPEG — The Assiniboine River potion of the Nestaweya River Trail has closed for the season after an increase in water being released from the Shellmouth Dam.
First Leg of River Skating Trail Opens at The Forks
WINNIPEG — A sure sign of winter is appearing at The Forks, where officials have opened the first leg of the popular river skating trail.
Province Providing $100K for The Forks’ River Trail
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is spending $100,000 to help The Forks create, maintain and expand The Winnipeg Foundation Centennial River Trail.
River Skating Trail Opens at The Forks
WINNIPEG — Portions of the river skating trail has opened to Winnipeggers at The Forks.
Manitoba 150 Skating Trails Open at The Forks
If there’s one place in Winnipeg that does winter well, it’s The Forks. The popular downtown destination is kicking winter into high gear with the opening of the Manitoba 150 Trails.







