Things to do when you arrive in Manitoba
Guides to living in Manitoba
The pages and links in this section are "guides" that explain all aspects of life here – housing, education, society, culture and laws and practical matters such as shopping, banking and recreation.
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- Find information
Where to find maps, phone directories, services, etc.
- Transportation
How to get around by bus, taxi and air. How to get a driver's licence and rules of the road.
- Health
Learn about Manitoba's public health care system and services available.
- Housing
This page explains housing in Manitoba: buying and renting homes and apartments.
- Finances
Read about the banking system, the cost of living, insurance, shopping, taxes and other matters that affect your finances including how to protect yourself from fraud.
- Education
Read about the school system for children, and for adults, the university and technical college system and standards, and how to take advantage of free English classes.
- Climate
Manitoba has four distinct seasons. Winter is very cold. Summer is hot. And the sun is always shining. Find out how to cope with the weather.
- Law
Learn about Canadian laws.
- Homeland connections
Manitoba is a multicultural society. Find the website of a community organization that represents your cultural background, and more information about Manitoba's diverse population.
- Services for immigrants
Manitoba funds community agencies to provide newcomers with services to help them get settled and used to life here, as well as find health care, find jobs and learn English.
- Women and families
Find out about women's rights and family matters such as the role of seniors, children, and marital relations in Manitoba.
- Canadian way of life
Canadian customs, values, social interaction with officials, your rights, citizenship.
- How Canada is governed
Canada has three levels of government – federal (national), provincial and municipal. We are a parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy.
- Frequently asked questions
