Sports

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Manitoba is home to the loudest fans, which means catching a game – be it hockey, football, baseball or soccer – is an electrifying experience. Canada Life Centre is home ice for the NHL’s Winnipeg Jets and the AHL’s Manitoba Moose. During the summer, hometown fans cheer on their football team, the CFL’s Winnipeg Blue Bombers and soccer team, Valour FC of the Canadian Premier League at IG Field at the University of Manitoba.

Downtown’s Shaw Park is the perfect place to catch a baseball game when the Winnipeg Goldeyes step up to bat. Amateur sport in Manitoba is also a big deal – see the next hockey superstars watching the Brandon Wheat Kings and Winnipeg Ice.

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Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum

Take Me Out To The Ballgame

As one of only 3 baseball museums in Canada, Morden displays Manitoba baseball history with photos of individuals and teams as far back as the 1920's! A uniform worn in 1900 and a game ball used in 1893 are some of the memorabilia you will find.

Winnipeg Goldeyes baseball stadium at dusk, with the CMHR in distance.

Baseball & Hockey

Baseball and summer--it's a match made for enjoyment. Out at Shaw Park in downtown Winnipeg, the Goldeyes have been hitting it out of the park for decades. With its family friendly atmosphere, taking in a game is a perfect way to enjoy a summer evening.

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In honour of the Winnipeg Jets’ playoff Whiteout Parties we’re counting down Manitoba’s contributions to the whiteout party.

Fans watching a Valour FC soccer game at centre field.

Curling & Soccer

October will always be the true most wonderful time of the year for one chunk of Manitoba’s population: sports fans!

From being the home of Olympic champions to the home of the world’s largest curling rock, Manitoba has a proud curling heritage. Local, national and international curling events – called bonspiels – are common around the province throughout the winter.

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