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 died in Winnipeg (First 49 people) - Page 2
James Elliott Coyne
Former Governor of the Bank of Canada
Maria Gomori
Psychotherapist
John Wright Sifton
Former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
James Woodsworth
Missioner
Jack Armytage
Ice hockey player
Max Labovitch
Canadian ice hockey player
Ron Meadmore
Kateryna Antonovych
Artist
Jim Neilson
Ice hockey player
Kenneth Moore
Canadian ice hockey player
Gilbert McMicken
Former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
James Arvaluk
Former Member of the North-West Legislative Assembly of Northwest Territories
Bill Sutherland
Canadian ice hockey player
Volodymyr Martynets
Author
Sydney Halter
Canadian lawyer
Robert Forke
Former Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Nick Benjamin
Gene Pyrz
Actor
Don Baizley
Canadian sports agent
Tommy Dunderdale
Ice hockey player
Jim Trifunov
Olympic athlete
Bill Juzda
Canadian ice hockey player
Carl Ridd
Canadian basketball player
Francis Marion Beynon
Canadian author
Jack Matheson
Canadian journalist
Baldur R. Stefansson
Canadian scientist
Kelly Fraser
Singer
Dottie Hunter
Canadian baseball player
Ivan Mitchell
Ice hockey player
Doug MacIver
Helena Busová
Actress
Robert Steen
Politician
Richard Willis Jameson
Former Mayor of Winnipeg
Jim Henry
Canadian ice hockey player
Arnold Spohr
Sol Kanee
Canadian lawyer
Art Somers
Ice hockey player
Jack Ruttan
Canadian ice hockey player
Eleanor Callow
Baseball player
Roger Savoie
Canadian canadian football player
Douglas Everett
American ice hockey player
Frances Gertrude McGill
Canadian forensic pathologist
Eddie Mazur
Ice hockey player
Frank Stack
American cartoonist
Jim Carr
Former Minister of International Trade Diversification
Norm Rauhaus
Canadian football player
Margaret Stovel McWilliams
Canadian historian
