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	Manitoba Historical Society
		Founded in June 1879 by an Act of the Manitoba Legislature, the Manitoba Historical Society (MHS) is the oldest organization in western Canada devoted to the promotion of public interest in, and preservation of, the region’s historical resources.
		The wisdom and foresight of McArthur’s vision was manifest, as the Manitoba Historical Society would later provide the foundations for the present Winnipeg Public Library, the Manitoba Museum, and the Provincial Archives of Manitoba.
		MHS recognizes and honors the contributions of the early settlers of Manitoba by awarding the Centennial Farm Award to descendants of the pioneer families who have maintained ownership of the original farm for 100 years or more.
	www.mhs.mb.ca (706 words)

	Manitoba Marathon: Join us for the Full Marathon, Half Marathon, Quit Marathon Relay, 10K Walk, 2.6 mile Super Run, or ...
		This year thanks to our outstanding Green Team, the Manitoba Marathon was able to divert a whopping 96 percent of the waste generated on race day!
		The weather was just about perfect for the nearly 13,000 runners who woke up to a cool, cloudy day for the 29th running of the Manitoba Marathon, with a cooling 20 minute drizzle tossed in for the post-three hour marathoners and relay runners.
		The woman's marathon was also won by a Winnipegger, as Cathy Cullen (winner of last year's Intrepid Dezine Half Marathon) made a successful jump up to the full distance, with a time of 3:07:51.
	www.manitobamarathon.mb.ca (420 words)

	Softball Manitoba
		As the governing body for softball in the province, Softball Manitoba is dedicated to the promotion of the sport, and to the development of players, coaches and umpires at all levels.
		Sport Manitoba is initiating this program to create a better sport environment for children through education.
		Manitoba has a long and rich history of excellence in both slo-pitch and fast pitch softball, and a wealth of experienced and dedicated individuals and organizations committed to building and enhancing our wonderful sport in the province.
	www.softball.mb.ca (936 words)

	Province of Manitoba \| Manitoba Health
		New orders under Manitoba’s Environment Act are being issued to control adult mosquitoes in the town of Morris and the city of Portage la Prairie.
		An agreement between the Manitoba Medical Association (MMA) and Manitoba Health that will ensure 24-hour coverage in all emergency departments in Winnipeg has been announced.
		Manitoba Health is reminding Manitobans about precautions that can be taken to reduce the risk of infectious diseases that occur primarily in spring and summer.
	www.gov.mb.ca /health (262 words)

	Manitoba - MSN Encarta
		Manitoba is the easternmost of Canada’s three Prairie provinces, the others being Alberta and Saskatchewan.
		Most of Manitoba’s mineral wealth is found within the shield, which is underlain by hard crystalline rocks that are among the oldest in the world.
		Manitoba is lower in elevation than areas to the east, west, and south, and serves as a drainage basin for several major rivers.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761559392/Manitoba.html (860 words)

	Manitoba. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		Easternmost of the Prairie Provinces, Manitoba is bounded on the N by Nunavut (with a northeast shoreline on Hudson Bay), on the E by Ontario, on the S by Minnesota and North Dakota, and on the W by Saskatchewan.
		Brandon Univ. is at Brandon, and the Univ. of Manitoba and the Univ. of Winnipeg are at Winnipeg.
		Manitoba was explored and posts were established by the French as well as by the British; their rival claims were resolved when England’s conquest of Canada in the French and Indian Wars was confirmed by the Treaty of Paris in 1763.
	www.bartleby.com /65/ma/Manitoba.html (1303 words)

	Manitoba Hydro - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Founded in 1961, Manitoba Hydro is the electric power and natural gas utility in the province of Manitoba, and is the 4th largest electrical utility in Canada.
		Manitoba Hydro is a member of the MRO (Midwest Reliability Organization), a region of the North American Electrical Reliability Council NERC and successor to MAPP (Mid-continent Area Power Pool) since June 15, 2004.
		Manitoba Hydro has pointed out that the regulation project also allows lake level to be lowered, such as during the 1997 floods, thereby preventing significant property damage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Manitoba_Hydro (3917 words)

	Manitoba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Manitoba is located in the longitudinal centre of Canada, although it is considered part of Western Canada.
		Manitoba was unusual in its leap to provincial status.
		John A. Macdonald introduced the Manitoba Act in the Canadian House of Commons and pretended that the question of province or territory was of no significance.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Manitoba (4119 words)

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		The Manitoba Model Forest, encompassing 1.05 million hectares of boreal forest, is located northeast of Winnipeg and extends eastward from Lake Winnipeg to the Manitoba-Ontario border.
		Manitoba is an active participant in forest management at the provincial level especially in the areas of Aboriginal involvement, climate change, community education, natural disturbance, wildlife and woodlots.
		Manitoba Model Forest, with support from Canadian development agencies, has also collaborated on several international projects, such as the reforestation of the Mariposa Monarca Model Forest in Mexico and integrated resource management in the Chiloe Model Forest in Chile.
	www.modelforest.net /cmfn/en/forests/manitoba/default.aspx (282 words)

	Manitoba - Canadian Confederation (Site not responding. Last check: )
		When the Pembina line of the Lake Manitoba Railway and Canal Company (later the Canadian Northern Railway) was inaugurated in 1878, cities such as Selkirk, Emerson and Winnipeg expanded rapidly.
		They added the following demands to this list: that Manitoba be admitted into Confederation as a province and not as a territory, that the lieutenant-governor inevitably be bilingual and that indemnity be granted to all those who participated in the establishment of the provisional government.
		Manitoba would henceforth have responsible government, provincial status, bilingual institutions, denominational schools and a property rights guarantee for Aboriginal lands.
	www.collectionscanada.ca /confederation/023001-2170-e.html (1942 words)

	1001 Manitoba Canada Information - proudly presented by Kanada News' Canada Vacation Planner The Online Travel Directory
		Manitoba is bounded by Saskatchewan to the west, Ontario to the east and Nunavut to the north.
		Manitoba is a province of majestic rivers, arctic coastline, lakes, forests and desert dunes.
		Manitoba is a premier wildlife-watching destination with among the highest densities of moose, elk and fl bear.
	www.kanada-manitoba.de /en (1961 words)

	Manitoba
		Manitoba's symbol, the buffalo, gained official status in 1870 shortly after the new province was formed on July 15, 1870.
		The choice, a red ensign bearing the arms of Manitoba on the fly, was passed by an act of the Legislature on May 11, 1965.
		On Thursday May 12, the Provincial Flag of Manitoba was raised in 2000 separate ceremonies throughout the province, and 130,000 hand flags were distributed to school children.
	fraser.cc /FlagsCan/Provinces/Manitoba.html (1693 words)

	Manitoba real estate, Canada Real Estate Directory
		Manitoba is the easternmost of Canada’s three Prairie provinces.
		Manitoba was also a transportation and processing center for the agrarian west.
		Manitoba is a place that offers the advantages of big-city life, without the disadvantages.
	www.real-estate-2000.com /manitoba.htm (1042 words)

	Manitoba (Canada) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This collar represents Manitoba's position as Canada's "keystone" province, an adjective long used to describe its geographical and economic importance in the centre of the country and, as well, the stones of Fort Garry and some of the other historic buildings in the Red River Valley.
		The Governor General's gift to Manitoba in 1992 embellishes and enriches a symbol already deeply embedded in the citizens, and long may they be seen as worthy expressions of the special character of the province in the centre of Canada.
		The official flag of the Province of Manitoba was given royal approval by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in October, 1965, and was officially proclaimed on May 12, 1966.
	fotw.vexillum.com /flags/ca-mb.html (1688 words)

	Manitoba travel guide - Wikitravel
		Manitoba [1] is one of Canada's 10 provinces, located on the Prairies.
		French is spoken in Winnipeg and the Southern regions of the province.
		Manitoba is known as one of the wettest provinces, and has in excess of 100,000 lakes.
	wikitravel.org /en/Manitoba (519 words)

	CIC Canada \| News Release 2003-46
		Manitoba Advanced Education and Training will ensure the pilot project is implemented in a consistent manner throughout the province.
		Manitoba played an instrumental role in establishing how the international student off-campus work pilot will function as well as the duties and responsibilities of each level of government.
		Manitoba Labour and Immigration will continue to be an active partner in an advisory capacity with regard to immigration issues that might arise during the implementation, operation and evaluation phases of the pilot project, and with regard to current and potential labour market impacts.
	www.cic.gc.ca /english/press/03/0346-pre.html (1087 words)

	Manitoba (Canada) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This collar represents Manitoba's position as Canada's "keystone" province, an adjective long used to describe its geographical and economic importance in the centre of the country and, as well, the stones of Fort Garry and some of the other historic buildings in the Red River Valley.
		The Governor General's gift to Manitoba in 1992 embellishes and enriches a symbol already deeply embedded in the citizens, and long may they be seen as worthy expressions of the special character of the province in the centre of Canada.
		The official flag of the Province of Manitoba was given royal approval by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in October, 1965, and was officially proclaimed on May 12, 1966.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/ca-mb.html (1688 words)

	Manitoba Drug rehab centers referrals for Drugs and Alcohol rehab Treatment Addiction
		Manitoba is a province situated in middle Canada.
		Manitoba Detox Centers referrals for all the province.
		Manitoba Drug Rehab Centers referrals for all over the province.
	www.drug-rehab.ca /manitobarehabcenter.htm (3481 words)

	Manitoba
		The population of Manitoba is 1 139 000 (1998).
		Manitoba is called the "Keystone Province" because it is in the center of Eastern and Western Canada.
		The buffalo was an important animal to the native people of Manitoba and to the early settlers.
	sd71.bc.ca /Sd71/Edulinks/Canada/Manindex.htm (440 words)

	This Province is available to be hosted Manitoba
		Manitoba, one of the Prairie provinces of Canada, in the central part of the country, bounded on the North by the Northwest Territories, on the NE by the Hudson Bay, on the East by Ontario, on the South by the states of Minnesota and North Dakota, and on the West by Saskatchewan.
		Manitoba entered the Canadian confederation on July 15, 1870, as the fifth province.
		The name Manitoba is taken from Lake Manitoba, which is an Indian word meaning, "great spirit's strait." It is called the Keystone Province.
	www.ahgp.org /canorphan/manitoba.htm (182 words)

	Welcome to Unforgettable Manitoba - A lifetime of memories awaits
		Manitoba combines all the best elements of a memorable vacation — four distinct seasons of sunshine, nature untouched by the spoils of modern life and the endless celebration of life and culture by people who love opening their hearts to new friends.
		Manitoba has a rich hunting history that is steeped in tradition - a tradition that will provide you with an Unforgettable Hunting experience this year, and for many years to come
		Manitoba's rich history of diverse cultures, varied climate, and northern location has instilled a unique energy that radiates from the hearts and minds of our people.
	www.travelmanitoba.com /default.asp?page=77 (418 words)

	Manitoba travel guide
		The licence plate for Manitoba says "Friendly Manitoba", and they mean it.
		Home to one of the world's largest fresh water lake, Lake Winnipeg, just an hour north of the capital city of Winnipeg, boasts incredible fishing, skiing, hiking, boating and any other water recreational sport you can think of.
		Manitoba truly is a destination for the adventurous at heart.
	www.world66.com /northamerica/canada/manitoba (235 words)

	The Manitoba Museum - Encouraging Discovery
		Graham Young, Curator of Geology at The Manitoba Museum, is working in the Grand Rapids Area searching for fossils.
		Manitoba's First Farmers, a permanent home for our world record holding Giant Trilobite, Meteorites, and Fabulous Fungi are just some of the new displays and exhibits to check out.
		Call the Manitoba Museum’s Planetarium and we’ll help you begin your journey to the stars.
	www.manitobamuseum.mb.ca /home.html (393 words)

	Manitoba — FactMonster.com
		Lake Manitoba - Manitoba, Lake Manitoba, Lake, 1,817 sq mi (4,706 sq km), SW Man., Canada; one of the largest lakes...
		University of Manitoba - Manitoba, University of Manitoba, University of, at Winnipeg, Man., Canada; provincially supported,...
		Manitoba: Geography - Geography Easternmost of the Prairie Provinces, Manitoba is bounded on the N by Nunavut (with a...
	www.factmonster.com /ce6/world/A0831551.html (116 words)

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