Hé Ho! Festival du Voyageur is back for another year. And this time, there isn’t any threat of the snow sculptures melting.
Festival du Voyageur Returning for 56th Year
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Winter Articles
Manitoba Hosts Free Winter Family Fishing Weekend
Manitobans and visitors can enjoy ice fishing for free across the province during this year’s Winter Family Fishing Weekend from Feb. 15-17.
Manitoba Merv Makes Annual Groundhog Day Prediction
Manitoba Merv popped his head out at Oak Hammock Marsh Interpretive Centre near Stonewall Sunday and did not see his shadow.
Free Entry to Manitoba’s Provincial Parks in February
Manitobans can enjoy free entry to all provincial parks during the entire month of February.
Doctors Manitoba Launches Winter Health Challenge
WINNIPEG — Doctors Manitoba is encouraging Manitobans to take small steps toward better health with the 2025 Getting Healthy Winter Challenge.
River Skating Trail Open Full Length at The Forks
WINNIPEG — Skaters at The Forks can now glide the full six kilometres of the Nestaweya River Trail, officials announced on Saturday.
Creative Warming Huts Return to The Forks: What to See This Year
WINNIPEG — Design teams are putting their finishing touches on warming huts at The Forks as part of an annual international competition.
Ice Cycles Return Along Nestaweya River Trail
Winnipeg’s popular Ice Cycles are back for the 2025 season after a cancelled 2024 run due to unseasonably warm weather.
Manitoba Issues Travel Warning Amid Dangerous Highway Conditions
WINNIPEG — Motorists are asked to avoid all roads in southern Manitoba as deteriorating weather has created hazardous driving conditions.
Winter Park Now Open for the Season at The Forks
WINNIPEG — The Forks is ready to welcome winter revellers over the holiday break with its Winter Park now fully open.
Winnipeg to Begin Plowing Residential Streets
Winnipeg’s first residential snow-plowing operation of the season will begin Wednesday night after the city received nearly 15 cm of snow.
CAA Manitoba Responds to Surge in Calls During Extreme Cold Snap
WINNIPEG — CAA Manitoba is experiencing a significant increase in call volume as the province endures a prolonged period of extreme cold.
