I like that you mentioned there's more to Manitoba than just Winnipeg. I live in south eastern Manitoba and it's actually pretty great. A 6th point might have been that we have like 98% renewable energy here.
Provincial taxes is irrelevant considering when Alberta and Saskatchewan all manitoba crown governed agencies keep cost down unlike in calgary where you pay at timed 2 or 4 x more more necessary expenses
I dont mean anything but talking about cold doesn't matter because of many reasons 1- everywhere in canada is cold specially in the winter, Quebec, ontario or any city in canada. 2- there is nothing to do about it, only what we got is get warmed up as good as it is possible By the way i'm living in Québec actually and i enjoyed my trip once i was in winnipeg, what makes me wanna return there is the quality and style of life plus everyone can get a nice house with 25k which it is impossible to get one with that price in quebec or BC or ontario of course.
I grew up in Minnedosa, a beautiful town in a valley in Southwestern MB. There's the lake & river there's swimming. boating and fishing, of course but all I ever seem to catch s clams! Others catch actual fish! One of the things I do there is go behind the falls and let them push me sliding into where the water pools. In the summer there's the rodeo, and the Classic Rock festival, right by the beach. National and even international rock bands show up and Great for camping, with lots of American tourists, who know about this gem & it's got all the amenities. It's a great place for exploring the foothills and it's a very clean town with some excellent historical places to visit. The summers are warm & dry. Most of the time there isn't much for mosquitoes, really not a bother. In the winters you can go skiing or snow shoe where your off the beaten path. There is also a new arena with hockey and public skating. Some say there's Sasquatch (Big Foot) around those parts, but I've never seen that! There are some great restaurants there and you can order Bison Burgers to go with your deep fried perogies or fries. There is an area near the beach/camp ground with actual Bison, last time I was there I got some photos right up close, though they say it's not good idea to do that! You just don't scare them! I've been all over the plane & there's nothing like it - in fact I would love to live there in Minnedosa again...
Thanks a lot .I got admission in University of Manitoba and University of Newbrunswick in Bachelors of Computer Science. I belong to India please share your suggestions.which University should i join
Idk i am not from cold region but with cold winter i lived in mountains and i think for me personally let be better winter and cold than hot summer with humility temperature because i tolerate winter better yes i have to wear a million kinds of clothes but it's better than to die of warm temperature
We insured 3 vehicles and 2 trailers in Alberta for the price of a 1 minivan in Manitoba...and if you get into an accident they try to put used parts on your vehicle that may be older than your car.
Boring is better than the drug riddled neighbourhoods, crime and mass immigration leading to the ever expanding ethnic enclaves and subsequent demographic displacement of Canadians that is Winnipeg. You'll realize this on day, when you get older.
@@J..P.. man ik it's a safe place and perfect to raise children, still boring as a fuck and nothing to do. Moved from Toronto and now I'm moving back, winnipeg has a population density of around 1,430 people per square km whic is nothin compared to Toronto's 4,334. A lot of which are imagrants. Not to mention the amount of ethnic enclaves there due to it being a popular location for those who imagrate to Canada. And Canada as a whole is known for and proud of being diverse and multi-cultured.
Winnipeg is routinely the crime capital of Canada per capita. The rest of the country is peaceful rural towns and communities filled with wonderful kind-hearted, salt of the earth people - excluding the native reservations, which struggle greatly with poverty, crime and drugs.
Manitoba,extremely cold in the Winter & extremely hot in the Summer. At times it's an absolutely dreadful place to be in Winter. Calgary Alberta is the best place to live in Canada I think.
@@Benny0007 really? Considering rest of n.a has had avg 4x the amount and have more snow fall from the start until jan 1st. You might not know much about Winnipeg.
@@Benny0007 you clearly don't with your dumb comments. It rarely snows hence why wpg gets hit with the north jet stream. Low temps. This year wpg is on regular pattern. No snow warmer temperatures that are closer to avg that the so called experts dont even know.
With this comment I am guessing you are from Ontario. Makes me sad my fellow Canadians can’t stop dissing Winnipeg and Manitoba. Have you even been to Winnipeg or Manitoba ? I won’t insult Ontario if you would please stop calling my province and city horrible. They are not.
The rebel province Also totally inept thanks to years of PC austerity. My grandson was born 10 months ago and we're still waiting on the birth certificate.
The good thing in Manitoba even in the northern parts of this province is that summertime is really warm
idk why I'm watching this, I live in Manitoba.
I find it interesting to watch videos to see what other people think of my province 🤷♂️
I live in Winnipeg it's interesting to hear what others think
Whats the job situation in winnipeg?? Avg income?? Number of jobs??
Lol 😂😂😂
I live in Manitoba two
I've been waiting for this one for a few weeks now, happy you got around to doing it! I hope to move to Canada someday :). Love from Australia 🇦🇺
Thank you, I appreciate it!
I’ve been wanting to visit MB for a while. My job required me to dispatch service around the province and I’ve learned a lot about the area as a whole
I’m from Alabama, I went there few years in winter. Colder than polar bear nuts. I’m still frozen but it’s a beautiful city.
😂😂😂😅
I like that you mentioned there's more to Manitoba than just Winnipeg. I live in south eastern Manitoba and it's actually pretty great. A 6th point might have been that we have like 98% renewable energy here.
me too. There's an entire square 64,000km above it.
Provincial taxes is irrelevant considering when Alberta and Saskatchewan all manitoba crown governed agencies keep cost down unlike in calgary where you pay at timed 2 or 4 x more more necessary expenses
I dont mean anything but talking about cold doesn't matter because of many reasons
1- everywhere in canada is cold specially in the winter, Quebec, ontario or any city in canada.
2- there is nothing to do about it, only what we got is get warmed up as good as it is possible
By the way i'm living in Québec actually and i enjoyed my trip once i was in winnipeg, what makes me wanna return there is the quality and style of life plus everyone can get a nice house with 25k which it is impossible to get one with that price in quebec or BC or ontario of course.
Don’t do it !!! It’s fricking fucking cold, and Winter lasts for more than 6 month
Summer bugs can be crazy bad.
The nickname is Winterpeg, not winter pig
Wrong.... We have the lake effect aroud lake Winipegosis.
It’s violent in Winnipeg. Sure it’s nice sometimes, but anxiety sets in every day.
@@thegamingronald4701 Elmwood is bad as well.
Thompson as well
I grew up in Minnedosa, a beautiful town in a valley in Southwestern MB. There's the lake & river there's swimming. boating and fishing, of course but all I ever seem to catch s clams! Others catch actual fish! One of the things I do there is go behind the falls and let them push me sliding into where the water pools. In the summer there's the rodeo, and the Classic Rock festival, right by the beach. National and even international rock bands show up and Great for camping, with lots of American tourists, who know about this gem & it's got all the amenities.
It's a great place for exploring the foothills and it's a very clean town with some excellent historical places to visit. The summers are warm & dry. Most of the time there isn't much for mosquitoes, really not a bother. In the winters you can go skiing or snow shoe where your off the beaten path. There is also a new arena with hockey and public skating. Some say there's Sasquatch (Big Foot) around those parts, but I've never seen that! There are some great restaurants there and you can order Bison Burgers to go with your deep fried perogies or fries. There is an area near the beach/camp ground with actual Bison, last time I was there I got some photos right up close, though they say it's not good idea to do that! You just don't scare them!
I've been all over the plane & there's nothing like it - in fact I would love to live there in Minnedosa again...
Thanks a lot .I got admission in University of Manitoba and University of Newbrunswick in Bachelors of Computer Science. I belong to India please share your suggestions.which University should i join
Totally depends what you are looking for! Winnipeg and Fredericton are two very different places!
Pick Manitoba, housing cost is very bad in New Brunswick
Idk i am not from cold region but with cold winter i lived in mountains and i think for me personally let be better winter and cold than hot summer with humility temperature because i tolerate winter better yes i have to wear a million kinds of clothes but it's better than to die of warm temperature
We insured 3 vehicles and 2 trailers in Alberta for the price of a 1 minivan in Manitoba...and if you get into an accident they try to put used parts on your vehicle that may be older than your car.
Manitoba government, and, Winnipeg in particular, is very greedy. Lots of corruption to go around.
Well made especially there's more to Manitoba than Winnipeg.
In manitoba we usually ask "are you putting on summer tires this year"?
hi i gowup in Flin Flon mb
Brandon is a really boring city.
I've lived here since I was in grade 1 and now it's my last year of high-school
Boring is better than the drug riddled neighbourhoods, crime and mass immigration leading to the ever expanding ethnic enclaves and subsequent demographic displacement of Canadians that is Winnipeg. You'll realize this on day, when you get older.
@@J..P.. man ik it's a safe place and perfect to raise children, still boring as a fuck and nothing to do. Moved from Toronto and now I'm moving back, winnipeg has a population density of around 1,430 people per square km whic is nothin compared to Toronto's 4,334. A lot of which are imagrants. Not to mention the amount of ethnic enclaves there due to it being a popular location for those who imagrate to Canada. And Canada as a whole is known for and proud of being diverse and multi-cultured.
Ngl I’m an hour away from Brandon and there’s not much to it
No mention of the mosquitos???
not so much unique to MB
i like that you didn't just shit on Manitoba the whole time, great video
We got plenty of manure here in the Prairie already spread on the fields, isn't that right Jacob?
Thanks, i enjoy your summery, very useful info
Thank you!
Is Manitoba the most dangerous province?
no
Winnipeg is routinely the crime capital of Canada per capita. The rest of the country is peaceful rural towns and communities filled with wonderful kind-hearted, salt of the earth people - excluding the native reservations, which struggle greatly with poverty, crime and drugs.
Yes, it's been named
the murder capital of Canada
a couple of times.
no
Manitoba,extremely cold in the Winter & extremely hot in the Summer.
At times it's an absolutely dreadful place to be in Winter.
Calgary Alberta is the best place to live in Canada I think.
Calgary is dreary grey skied
Can I get affordable rent like 400-800 for a one bedroom apartment, relatively close to university of Winnipeg?
Its cold everywhere in winter. It hardly snows in Winnipeg unlike other places
?????????
bro it does not hardly snow
@@Benny0007 really? Considering rest of n.a has had avg 4x the amount and have more snow fall from the start until jan 1st. You might not know much about Winnipeg.
@@brandonlewis5135 I’m not sure what ur even saying but I know winnipeg bro
@@Benny0007 you clearly don't with your dumb comments. It rarely snows hence why wpg gets hit with the north jet stream. Low temps. This year wpg is on regular pattern. No snow warmer temperatures that are closer to avg that the so called experts dont even know.
This is truly informative. Thank you so much for the video.
Thank you so much!!
it's friendly manitoba, until you are not white, then it gets dark
That makes me sad
Rebel Spirit of Oregon
You mentioned the lakes of Manitoba, but you didn't really emphasize the beaches, wind surfing, boating, or the great fishing.
Chalice!
Is it colder in Manitoba than Saskatchewan? 🙂
The same
colder in winnipeg than the big cities in sask
they get worse wind chill the more flat the plain gets, same temp though. Usually around -25 to -38 in Flin Flon in Dec. - Mar. without windchill.
Well said
Thanks!
Is payroll or finance department gets demand in Manitoba????
Please advise
ONTARIO best province MANITOBA horrible
Exactly 👍🏼
@@linefrenette9116 DON;T MOVE HERE YOUR BE SORRY !!!!
@@mrfish3961 Don't worry, I had my lesson with Alberta 15 years ago
@@mrfish3961 why?
With this comment I am guessing you are from Ontario. Makes me sad my fellow Canadians can’t stop dissing Winnipeg and Manitoba. Have you even been to Winnipeg or Manitoba ? I won’t insult Ontario if you would please stop calling my province and city horrible. They are not.
Is farting legal on Manitoba?
The rebel province
Also totally inept thanks to years of PC austerity. My grandson was born 10 months ago and we're still waiting on the birth certificate.
P C NFG