Culture, Heritage and Tourism

The Manitoba Arts Council, located in Winnipeg, MB, is responsible for administering various operating grants previously offered by the Arts Branch of the Department of Sport, Culture, and Heritage. These grants support cultural committees, community arts councils, non-profit arts organizations, cultural institutions, and major arts festivals in Manitoba. The programs aim to enhance audience development, arts skills development, arts programming, and accessibility to the arts, while also fostering community support and private investment in the arts and cultural sector.Generated from the website

The Manitoba Geological Survey (MGS) provides authoritative geoscience information to promote and facilitate mineral and petroleum exploration in the province. It oversees the administration of legislation governing the disposition of mineral rights, permits, claims, and leases, while also focusing on the rehabilitation of mines and quarries. Additionally, the MGS is dedicated to supporting Manitoba's mineral resources sector, which plays a vital role in supplying the critical minerals needed for a clean energy economy. They encourage public engagement and provide various resources, including publications and interactive maps, to educate and support stakeholders in the mining industry. Generated from the website

The Beaver Canada's History is a unique establishment in Winnipeg, MB that offers a glimpse into Canada's rich historical past. Visitors can explore exhibits and artifacts that showcase the diverse and fascinating history of Canada, providing an educational and engaging experience for all who visit. Generated from their business information