Manitoba

About the Province

The world is much bigger than
our eyes can see!

With a diverse natural landscape, MB has magnificent forests, crystalline lakes, rugged desert and vast prairie fields (plain covered with low vegetation). Manitoba is located in Central Canada and North America.

With more than 1.3 million inhabitants, it covers an area of 649,950 kilometers, bordered by the provinces of Ontario to the east and Saskatchewan to the west. Winnipeg is the capital and largest city in the province, which is also Manitoba's main commercial, industrial, financial and transportation hub. About 60% of the province's population lives within the Winnipeg metropolitan area.

Manitoba has a continental climate, ranging from humid continental in the south to subarctic in the north. Temperatures and precipitation generally decrease from south to north and increase from east to west. Because of its location in the center of the North American continent, Manitoba's climate is extreme and can be very hot and very cold depending on the region.

South of Manitoba, which includes the city of Winnipeg, the area is cold in winter, with high winds and frequent thunderstorms because of the open landscape. Summers are hot with a moderate duration.

Labor Market

As a culturally diverse province, Manitoba has allured people from all over the world who seek a better life.

As a result, over 26% of the population are immigrants and over 100 languages are spoken in the province. This diversity is a boon for call centers and companies looking to make connections around the world

It is estimated that by 2025 there will be 141,700 job openings, with 60,300 new openings (43%) due to economic growth and 81,400 (57%) replacement openings (for example, replacement of retirees). Of the total of these openings, it is expected that 56% will require higher education and 44% may not require the same education, but will have technical or demand-specific requirements.

Half of the openings in the province will be concentrated in the following segments:

  • 19,8% Sales and service
  • 19,4% Trade, transportation, equipment operators
  • 12,2% Education, law, social and community services

Research information, visit the link www.gov.mb.ca/jec/lmi/forecasts.html

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Provincial
Immigration Program

With a diverse natural landscape, MB has magnificent forests, crystalline lakes, rugged desert and vast prairie fields (plain covered with low vegetation). Manitoba is located in Central Canada and North America.

With more than 1.3 million inhabitants, it covers an area of 649,950 kilometers, bordered by the provinces of Ontario to the east and Saskatchewan to the west. Winnipeg is the capital and largest city in the province, which is also Manitoba's main commercial, industrial, financial and transportation hub. About 60% of the province's population lives within the Winnipeg metropolitan area.

Manitoba has a continental climate, ranging from humid continental in the south to subarctic in the north. Temperatures and precipitation generally decrease from south to north and increase from east to west. Because of its location in the center of the North American continent, Manitoba's climate is extreme and can be very hot and very cold depending on the region.

South of Manitoba, which includes the city of Winnipeg, the area is cold in winter, with high winds and frequent thunderstorms because of the open landscape. Summers are hot with a moderate duration.

Qualified Professionals
Appoints candidates through employment, specific skills, education, work experience and language proficiency through the following programs.
  • Skilled Workers in Manitoba
  • Skilled workers Overseas
Foreign Students
Appoints qualified and educated foreign students in Manitoba through the programs.
  • Career Employment Pathway
  • Graduate Internship Pathway
  • International Student Entrepreneur Pilot
Investor
Recruits and appoints qualified foreign investors and entrepreneurs who have the intention and ability to start or buy businesses in Manitoba through the programs.
  • Entrepreneur Pathway
  • Farm Investor Pathway

Advantages of studying
at Manitoba

Manitoba is an excellent choice to help you meet your study goals because it has an internationally recognized education system, governed by the provincial government, that offers quality public and private institutions.

There are five universities in Manitoba, and four of those universities are in Winnipeg: the University of Manitoba (the largest and most comprehensive), the University of Winnipeg (a school of arts focused primarily on undergraduates), the University of Saint-Boniface (the only French-speaking university of the province) and the Canadian Mennonite University (a religious institution).

The University of Saint-Boniface, founded in 1818 and now affiliated with the University of Manitoba, is the oldest university in western Canada. The only university outside of Winnipeg is in Brandon and is Brandon University, which opened in 1899.

Studying in Manitoba, can be the first step to settle in the province for this, a letter of acceptance from an institution designated by the province is required. More information on the eligibility of educational institutions at the link: www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/studycanada/study-permit/prepare/designated-learning-institutions-list.html

Curiosities

In the province of Manitoba, due to its diverse nature and numerous parks, it is easy to spot animals in their natural habitat, such as polar bears and beluga whales and the charming Aurora Borealis.

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Partnership Program

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