Winnipeg is Manitoba’s largest city (760,000) and the provincial capital. Under this lead page you will discover several menu items that will offer much more insight to this very liveable city, if you are considering a move to Manitoba. Explore our pages to find why Winnipeg is the ideal place to which you should move!
Winnipeg
8:17 PM
Jul 18, 2026
27
°C
°F
L:
25 °
H:
28 °
Feels like
31 °
few clouds
Humidity
80 %
Pressure
1012 hPa
Wind 7 Km/h
WSW
Wind Gust 10 Km/h
UV Index
0
Precipitation
0.2 mm
Clouds
17%
Rain Chance
0%
Visibility
10 km
Sunrise
5:40 AM
Sunset
9:29 PM
Daily
Hourly
Daily Forecast
Hourly Forecast
Temperature
Temperature
Precipitation
Rain Chance
Wind
Humidity
Pressure
Tomorrow
25 °
28 °
0.2 mm
20%
24 Km/h
82 %
1013 hPa
0 mm/h
Monday
20 °
31 °
1 mm
100%
36 Km/h
87 %
1003 hPa
0 mm/h
Tuesday
14 °
22 °
0.77 mm
77%
32 Km/h
80 %
1018 hPa
0 mm/h
Wednesday
13 °
27 °
0 mm
0%
19 Km/h
83 %
1019 hPa
0 mm/h
Thursday
17 °
30 °
0 mm
0%
15 Km/h
82 %
1016 hPa
0 mm/h
10:00 PM
23 °
26 °
0 mm
0%
5 Km/h
79 %
1013 hPa
0 mm/h
1:00 AM
22 °
24 °
0 mm
0%
9 Km/h
82 %
1012 hPa
0 mm/h
4:00 AM
22 °
22 °
0 mm
0%
10 Km/h
78 %
1012 hPa
0 mm/h
7:00 AM
21 °
21 °
0.2 mm
20%
11 Km/h
80 %
1010 hPa
0 mm/h
10:00 AM
27 °
27 °
0 mm
0%
17 Km/h
48 %
1009 hPa
0 mm/h
1:00 PM
31 °
31 °
0 mm
0%
17 Km/h
41 %
1008 hPa
0 mm/h
4:00 PM
32 °
32 °
0 mm
0%
24 Km/h
40 %
1006 hPa
0 mm/h
7:00 PM
31 °
31 °
0.2 mm
20%
18 Km/h
52 %
1003 hPa
0 mm/h
10:00 PM
26 °
26 °
0 mm
0%
14 Km/h
70 %
1002 hPa
0 mm/h
1:00 AM
22 °
22 °
0 mm
0%
11 Km/h
87 %
1002 hPa
0 mm/h
4:00 AM
20 °
20 °
0 mm
0%
8 Km/h
80 %
1002 hPa
0 mm/h
7:00 AM
20 °
20 °
0 mm
0%
13 Km/h
75 %
1001 hPa
0 mm/h
10:00 AM
24 °
24 °
0 mm
0%
29 Km/h
59 %
1001 hPa
0 mm/h
1:00 PM
23 °
23 °
0.2 mm
20%
26 Km/h
69 %
1002 hPa
0 mm/h
4:00 PM
25 °
25 °
1 mm
100%
36 Km/h
60 %
1003 hPa
0 mm/h
7:00 PM
22 °
22 °
0.77 mm
77%
32 Km/h
74 %
1005 hPa
0 mm/h
Winnipeg is a medium-sized city of about 780,000 people. It has experienced slow, steady growth, with a population of under 500,000 in the early 1960s. It owes its current growth mostly to immigration and influx of rural people to the city, where job opportunities exist. In the past few decades, though, there has been a consistent outmigration to nearby “bedroom communities” of under 10,000 people (except to Steinbach, a city of about 13,000 residents).
Immigration has created a wonderful tapestry of religions and ethnic groups. While they often do gather in small enclaves of the city, most now spread themselves throughout Winnipeg in an eclectic manner.
Old Winnipeg began growing with the arrival of Trans Canada rail lines, CPR and CNR. Communities like Weston, Transcona and even Point Douglas developed around the railroad industry. The downtwon and West End were lower income earners. Lower middle income families expanded into Fort Rouge, Crescentwood and St. James, followed by middle class and ethnic communities of St. Vital, St. Boniface and River Heights. Fort Garry thrived in the mid 1950s, then was surrounded as Fort Richmond and St Norbert grew to the south. The Kildonans (East, West and Old) developed through the 1930s-1970s. Now, communities like Waverley West, Lindenwoods and River Park South are well established, while Sage Creek and the northeast of teh city see rapid growth.
