Mid-October to mid-November is prime time to spot polar bears in the subarctic landscapes of Churchill, Manitoba. The bears gather on the shores of Hudson Bay waiting for the ice to freeze over.

The nature's most spectacular sky dance is waiting. The remote northern Manitoba town of Churchill sees aurora borealis for an average of 300 nights a year, January to March being the peak period.

Did you know that Winnipeg is just half an hour away from the longitudinal centre of Canada? Explore Canada's heart—from authentic food to world-class museums and a rich art and festival scene.

Nearly 60,000 beluga whales migrate through Hudson Bay every summer. With thousands of them swimming in the Churchill River Estuary waters in July and August, grab your chance to meet the canaries of the sea.

Experience the Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s Studio Series, an intimate evening of ballet, live music and cocktails, featuring Balanchine’s Who Cares? and a candid post-show conversation with the artists and creative team.

Enjoy a seven-course meal featuring local and regional fare, all served beneath the aurora borealis. Dan’s Diner is an exclusive dining experience included with Frontiers North aurora borealis tours. Reserve your seat today.

Angling excursions, wild rivers, water-coloured sunsets and the roar of waterfalls await. Book Perimeter Aviation for your northern travel and enjoy an unforgettable trip to northern Manitoba.

Discover Nights Under Lights package—it gives you some of the best chances in the world at seeing and photographing the aurora borealis. Spend the days dogsledding and snowshoeing, then watch the northern lights in the night sky.