I went to Winnipeg in order to get to Churchill to walk with the Polar Bears. Click here to see my articles and videos about that bucket list experience. I was not expecting to discover a city full of treasures! It is located in the center of Canada with a population of 800,000 and was the third largest city during the height of the Railroad. What did I see and do? Watch my video:听
What to see and do in Winnipeg?
is located at Assiniboine Park聽Zoo聽and houses rescued polar bear cubs from Churchill. I met with Dr. Stephen Petersen to talk about the Polar Bears and how we can help the environment. Read about what he told me in .
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The will open its own new building at the Winnipeg Art Gallery in 2020 and will have the world’s largest collection of public Inuit art to share with the world.
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The Canadian Museum for Human Rights opened in 2014 and is inspiring change with human rights stories from around the world.聽
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Who inspired the character of James Bond 007?
Sir William Stephenson was a solder who was from Winnipeg and his code name was Intrepid.
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Where to relax?
I had my first Scandinavian Spa experience at聽Therm毛a – Winnipeg. It is very close to the city but feels 1000s of miles away. As they say, “Discover聽Therm毛a: The ultimate relaxation experience!” There are 4 outdoor baths, 4 saunas including one with Eucalyptus and an indoor/outdoor restaurant. You can make s’mores and relax in a hammock.
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Where to see art and meet the artists?
First Fridays in The Exchange
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Where to stay?
I loved Inn at the Forks and was lucky enough to have drinks with local writer, Shel Zolkewich at SMITH.
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