Winnipeg
Winnipeg is Manitoba's capital and has more people than the rest of Manitoba combined. It stands midway on the Trans-Canada Highway and railway. With nearly 750,000 inhabitants (2021), The Peg is the metropolis for the Canadian Prairies and is as diverse as the majority of Canada.
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Academy Rd
Academy Rd offers the finest shops and services catering to the discriminating shopper, with designer-original fashions, toy and gift shops, bakeries, a specialty grocery store, coffee houses and restaurants, gourmet catered fare, a chocolatier, a gourmet food and wine store and more.
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Corydon Ave
You’ll find a mix of fashion boutiques, restaurants, curio and antique shops, jewellery, furniture, gift stores, a book and plant store, upscale second-hand boutiques and more.
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Downtown
Filled with shops large and small. The Skywalk connects the large centres, protecting you in the winter. Most shops close around 6PM.
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Downtown Winnipeg Farmer's Market
Similar to the St. Norbert Farmer's Market (many of the same vendors). Started in 2013.
Jul–early Sep: 11:30AM–5:30PM
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Garden City Shopping Centre
A single level mall that has a lot of different stores, Canadian Tire and Winners.
Mon–Fri 9:30AM–9PM, Sat 9:30AM–6PM, Sun 11AM–6PM
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Grant Park Shopping Centre
A vibrant, urban centre of nearly 400,000 square feet and over 70 shops and services.
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Kildonan Place
With over 100 stores and services, Kildonan Place is northeast Winnipeg’s largest shopping centre.
Mon–Fri 11AM–7PM, Sat Sun 11AM–6PM
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Osborne St
Merchants offer a variety of goods from coffee to cookware, books to home furnishings, giftware to gold, music to pottery. Contemporary fashions suited to every style are offered in many fine stores.
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Polo Park Shopping Centre
Centrally located, Polo Park offers over 200 stores and services including restaurants, cinemas, bowling and the city’s largest selection of retailers.
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Portage Place Shopping Centre
Portage Place is the hub of downtown Winnipeg with over 100 services, restaurants and shops.
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St. Norbert Farmer's Market
Fresh fruits and vegetables, breads and cookies, crafts including: wooden toys, leather purses, outdoor furniture, creative metal works and fine jewellery. Everything is made in Manitoba.
Jun–Sep: Sat 8AM–3PM, Wed 11AM–4PM; Oct Sat 8AM–3PM
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St. Vital Centre
Over 160 unique stores and services. This family-friendly destination features a great selection of casual dining options, a kids' play area and Kids Club.
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Ten Thousand Villages
A fair-trade store run by the Mennonite Central Committee. The store offers various hand-made gifts and crafts created by artisans from around the world. All merchandise is bought from the artisans at a fair price to help provide income for struggling families in the developing world.
Mon–Sat 10AM–5:30PM
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The Exchange District
Antiques, book stores, gift shops, clothing and furniture boutiques make this neighbourhood a unique shopping destination.
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The Forks Market
Featuring Indigenous and ethnic art and crafts, souvenirs, and a variety of dining choices.
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Winnipeg Square
Winnipeg’s largest underground mall offers over 45 shops, services and restaurants.
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Johnston Terminal
There is a huge antiques shop in the basement, and a variety of independent clothing, craft and art shops on the ground floor and upper level.
Hours vary
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Cityplace
333 St. Mary Ave
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