Lighting the Way
November 25 to January 7
Kids' faces will be planted to the windshield as you tour the provinces's most dazzling light displays: Island of Lights in Portage la Prairie. Families province-wide make the trip to 'ooh and awe' at the 750 displays.  

Same Ole New Year
December 31
It's tradition. Where do you spend New Years in Winnipeg? At The Forks - skating, sliding, eating, crafting, laughing, singing, dancing. If you're not exhausted, stick around for the fireworks display at 10 pm. It's all part of Scotiabank Family New Year's Eve.

When it comes to hockey, scouting is important.  Equally important is off-ice scouting, namely, looking for good eats before or after the puck drops at the MTS Centre. [READ STORY]

Manitoba’s location—smack dab in the middle of the Mississippi Flyway—creates a bit of a funnel for ducks, geese, shorebirds and songbirds that prefer to winter on the beaches of Texas. [READ STORY]

Soon enough they'll be hanging up their skates and pulling out the golf clubs. For many Winnipeg Jet players, next spring will be their first time to explore Manitoba's 120+ golf courses. [READ STORY]