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Potential Moving Benefits for ...
There's nothing wrong with staying in the same place, but sometimes change is good. There are so many potential benefits of moving, so there's no harm done in exploring your options.
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What Not to Forget on Moving ...
It can be easy to miss something on moving day. Here's everything you should make sure not to forget the day of your move.
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How to Move a Barbeque
It's the summer, and it is time for grilling. Summer is also the most popular time for moving. If you are moving, you'll want to bring your barbecue grill to you new home. Here's how to move your bbq.
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The Pros and Cons of Living ...
If you're looking for a roommate for a move, a sibling seems like a very good choice. You lived together as children, so why not try it as adults? This guide explores the pros and cons of keeping your move in the family.
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Converting an Extra Bedroom ...
Kids need a space to play, be creative and use their imaginations. Turning an extra bedroom or basement into a playroom will give them the freedom to play indoors without disrupting the rest of your house.
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 About Manitoba
Manitoba, which means "where the spirit lives,”is the most eastern province among all of the Prairie Province--and the only one with a coastline. Manitoba is bordered by Ontario on the eastern side, Saskatchewan on the west, Nunavut and the Northwest Territories to the north and the US states North Dakota and Minnesota in the south. The highest point in the province is Mount Baldy, which stands at 831 metres, and the lowest point is the sea level at Churchill.
Manitoba's climate features sunny and warm summers and bright and cold winters. Rainfall is heavy in the summer, and snow is significant in the winter. The southern regions receive around 110 to 140 centimetres of snowfall and the northeast, especially the Duck Mountains and Riding Mountains, receive the highest snowfall--amounting to about 160 centimetres annually.
Manitoba's population is about 1,245,000, with most concentrated in and around Winnipeg (which has a population of 732,600). Manitoba’s population comes from a diverse ethnic and cultural background made up of Scottish Selkirk, Aboriginal tribes, and Mennonites from Russia. Ukrainians and Germans have also historically settled here. After World War II, more people followed from Europe and recently even people from the Caribbean, South America, Africa and Asia have immigrated to the province.
Manitoba's economy is diversified and highly stable, with trade and commerce playing a vital role. Other major industries include manufacturing, agriculture, mining, and hydro-power generation, tourism, and information technology. In 2010, the unemployment rate of Manitoba was 5.4 percent--significantly lower than the national unemployment rate of 8.0 percent.
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