Cities

Manitoba

Winnipeg

Manitoba's capital: historic Exchange District, Osborne Village, the Forks, French-speaking Saint-Boniface and some of the most affordable homes in any big Canadian city.

Residents
850,260
Statistics Canada estimate, July 2025
Median home value
$297K
2016 census, owner estimate
Households renting
35%
2016 census
Homes that are apartments
33%
2016 census

Where they are1

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39 neighbourhoods to start

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Central (8)

Downtown, the Exchange District, Osborne Village, Wolseley and the inner-city neighbourhoods around the rivers.

South (5)

River Heights, Grant Park and the Fort Garry area around the University of Manitoba and Pembina Highway.

Southwest (6)

Tuxedo and the newer family suburbs along Kenaston, with big lots, parks and schools.

Southeast (8)

Saint-Boniface and St. Vital: Provencher Boulevard, established neighbourhoods and newer family suburbs.

Northwest (7)

West End and North End neighbourhoods plus large family suburbs like the Maples and Amber Trails.

Northeast (5)

East and North Kildonan, Rossmere and the neighbourhoods along Henderson Highway and the Red River.

Sources and notes

  1. Map boundaries load live from City of Winnipeg open data. ↩