Winnipeg
Winnipeg is the capital of the Canadian province of Manitoba. Its heart is The Forks, a historic site at the intersection of the Red and Assiniboine rivers, with warehouses converted to shops and restaurants, plus ample green space dedicated to festivals, concerts and exhibits. Nearby, the Exchange District is known for its well-preserved, early 20th-century architecture and numerous art galleries. ― Google
People born in Winnipeg (First 49 people) - Page 18
Nancy Allan
Minister responsible for the Status of Women (Manitoba)
Bonnie Mitchelson
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Jim Rondeau
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Max Labovitch
Canadian ice hockey player
Damian Marshall
Canadian singer-songwriter
Jill Riley
TV character
Sean Grassie
Allan Gotlieb
Former Canadian Ambassador to the United States
Lorne Reznowski
Samuel Findlay Clark
Senior officer
Lois Miriam Wilson
Former Senator of Canada
Frederick Grinke
Canadian soloist
Robbie Neale
Ice hockey player
Len Thornson
Ice hockey player
Scott Kelman
Ice hockey player
Larry Kim
Chief Executive Officer of MobileMonkey, Inc.
Liz Fyfe
Canadian curler
Del Barber
Canadian singer-songwriter
Brad Dryborough
Actor
Daniel Spry
Senior officer
Nolan Zajac
Ice hockey player
Nancy Trites-Botkin
Screenwriter
Justin Herdman-Reed
Lawyer
Jon Pylypchuk
Canadian painter
Tyson Langelaar
Dean Fedorchuk
Ice hockey player
Frank Bialowas
Canadian ice hockey player
Amy Metcalfe
Canadian singer
Roland Penner
Canadian Politician
Sydney Halter
Canadian lawyer
Joëlle Rabu
Singer
Kristy McDonald
Greg McAulay
Rob Meakin
Briane Meilleur
Canadian curler
Kevin Kowalyk
Canadian rower
Connor Njegovan
Gene Pyrz
Actor
George I. Ruddell
Military officer
Dean Gunnarson
Canadian television presenter
Olivia Lunny
Canadian singer-songwriter
James Clayton
Actor
Ryan Bonni
Ice hockey player
Mark Dutiaume
Ice hockey player
Jeff Tomlinson
Canadian-German ice hockey coach
Diana Thorne
Artist
Gord Baldwin
Canadian ice hockey player
