The province of Manitoba, its name meaning "the god who speaks," is surrounded on the south by Minnesota and North Dakota, on the north by the Nunavut territory, on the east by Ontario, and on the west by Saskatchewan. The prefecture boasts Lake Winnipeg, one of the world's largest fresh-water bodies, among its 38,500 lakes, as well as proud forests and winning agricultural sites. There are approximately 260,000 square miles and nearly 1,150,000 citizens in the territory. Manitoba was admitted to the confederation as Canada's fifth province in 1870. With a balanced combination of rural and urban area, a multiethnic approach to government and culture, and a steady economy, it is a terrifically sound and perpetually classy region. Among the many leisure activities to be found in Manitoba are trips to museums, art galleries, parks, golf courses, tours, spas, boutiques, and zoos. Spend quality time in Manitoba and experience a land of natural beauty.
