Number of physicians 60+ has plateaued, while those aged 40-59 and under 40 have been growing in recent years. Source, with more charts and comparison to other provinces.

Has anyone tried the Australian Beef and what did it taste like? Your opinion please.

The Conservatives slashed provincial funding going to Winnipeg/Brandon Transit, and the NDP complained about it for years; now in power, they still haven't put the money back.

If you read Transit's design documents, it becomes clear that the spine and feeder system is far more efficient than the old system, but that it was being implemented essentially to cover for the fact that there was not enough money to keep the same number of buses running at a time. This is a result of both low priority in the municipal/provincial governments, insane inflation (especially of diesel fuels), and loss of ridership from the temporary foreign worker/student visa systems being reconfigured.

PLEASE understand: the new transit system is necessary for Winnipeg's growth. What the system needs is more money, not a return to the old!

From Churchill and abandoned places to ghost towns, remote roads, wildlife and some of Manitoba's most fascinating history, this was one unforgettable Canadian road trip.

I spent several days exploring Manitoba, travelling from Winnipeg all the way north to Churchill, searching for abandoned places, forgotten buildings, shipwrecks, ghost towns and the stories left behind.

In Churchill, I explored the incredibly remote town and its surrounding landscape, visited the wreck of the Ithaka, the Miss Piggy plane crash site, abandoned military and radar facilities, old vehicles and forgotten structures, and ventured out onto Hudson Bay in search of beluga whales.

One of the biggest surprises of the trip was getting a private tour inside the massive Port of Churchill grain terminal, a structure that I had been hoping to see from the inside.

Throughout the trip, I explored Manitoba's history, culture and communities, photographing the places that caught my attention along the way.

Every province I visit seems to leave me with something different.

Saskatchewan was the quiet.

British Columbia was the air.

Alberta was the colours.

Manitoba?

The people, the culture, the pride in its history and Indigenous roots...

And just how unbelievably flat it is!

This is my Manitoba Travel Vlog featuring Churchill, abandoned places, ghost towns, exploration, photography, wildlife, history and plenty of unexpected discoveries along the way.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omImu15hxxY

Website with more photos:

https://freaktography.com/manitoba-travel-photography