Living in Manitoba
An Overview of Manitoba
Located in the geographical centre of the country, Manitoba is home to 1,100,000 residents. With a rich population mix, newcomers to Manitoba have an opportunity to preserve and share their unique characteristics and cultures.
The geographic regions of Manitoba include wide-open prairie grasslands, rugged Pre-Cambrian Shield, and over 100,000 lakes that provide abundant hydroelectric power and opportunities for fishing and recreation. Manitoba’s climate is characterized by four distinct seasons, with warm summers, cold winters, and bright sunshine throughout the year. Industries and resources in Manitoba include agriculture, aerospace, energy, financial services, fisheries, food processing, forestry, health and biotechnology, manufacturing, natural resources, and tourism.
The recognition of the importance of immigration and multiculturalism to the continuing growth and development of the province, as well as the many benefits of immigrating to Manitoba, increase its attractiveness as a destination for newcomers.