The name of the Canadian Football League Team
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
The Father of Manitoba
Louis Riel
This cartoon character is named for Winnipeg
Winnie the Pooh
This grand, historic hotel is said to be haunted.
The Fort Garry Hotel
Where you can see live polar bears
Assiniboine Park
The name of the National Hockey League team
Winnipeg Jets
How many years ago where the first Indigenous groups active at The Forks?
6000 years
The Simpsons
Winnipeg was the first city in North America to use which emergency number?
911
this is now used across North America
Where the 2 rivers in Winnipeg meet
The Forks
The name of the professional soccer team
Valour FC
These 2 European groups were some of the first European settlers
French and Scottish
The name of the oldest dance company in Canada
Royal Winnipeg Ballet (1939)
This is the only bridge in North America that has restaurant.
Esplanade Riel
Where you can see the Golden Boy
Manitoba Legislative Building
The name of the professional basketball team
Winnipeg Sea Bears
The indigenous people traded animal furs with which company?
Hudson's Bay Company
The Royal Canadian Mint "The Mint"
It produces money for more than 55 countries around the world.
This is the only French language university in Western Canada.
St. Boniface University / Universite de Saint-Boniface
The architects of Grand Central Station in New York built which building in Winnipeg?
Union Station
Train station at The Forks.
The name of the professional baseball team
Winnipeg Goldeyes
After World War I (1919), 35,000 workers in Winnipeg stopped working. It is the largest strike in Canadian History. What is this event known as?
Winnipeg General Strike
Created more unions and activism and eventually helped workers gain more rights. Monument - streetcar sculpture Main Street and Market Avenue by Pantages Playhouse Theatre
Where can you find the biggest collection of contemporary Inuit art in the world?
The Winnipeg Art Gallery.
This is the largest winter festival in Western Canada celebrating French Canadian culture.
Festival du Voyageur
This is the first new national museum opened in over 40 years outside of Ottawa.
Canadian Museum for Human Rights