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One of the best spots to catch the northern lights is this remote Hudson Bay outpost, which sits just below the “auroral oval,” meaning the sky often dances to life in even just-fine conditions—over 300 nights a year.
Neon green and edged with purple, the northern lights flashed and rippled across the sky. Grasping for words, I seized upon a thought that flickered across my mind: The lights looked like they had torn the sky open, offering a glimpse of what lay beyond.
Winnipeg – Slurpee Capital of the World, Gateway to the West. You probably won’t expect the summer buzz, the great food, or world-class attractions. But it’s all there, all-weather and family-friendly too.
In Canada’s frigid north, Churchill is home to only 900 residents but draws scientists and adventure travellers from around the globe.
Soon temperatures that can dip as low as -40 (where the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales meet) will have Winnipeggers shivering. But this city in the heart of Canada stays warm with a surprising number of soothing options to thaw out.
From the second we stepped foot off the plane, we knew there would be no shortage of interesting things to do in Winnipeg during our time in Manitoba. We had arrived in the heart of Canada, after all.
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