Rendez-Vous Canada
Keep in mind: Appointments for RVC can be made as of April 10, 2023! The following partners from Manitoba are looking forward to your appointment request:

Assiniboine Park Conservancy
Assiniboine Park is home to the Winnipeg’s zoo with its legendary Journey to Churchill exhibit (wildlife of Northern Manitoba) as well as Canada's Diversity Gardens with their new indoor attraction The Leaf.
Contact:
Assiniboine Park Conservancy
Ryan Plysuik
rplysuik@assiniboinepark.ca

Black Lab Tours
The new Receptive Tour Operator Black Lab Tours adds some exciting opportunities to the excursions and tours program in Winnipeg and the surrounding area. In addition to regular tours, there are customized city tours, step-on tour guiding services, local transfers or individually designed itineraries.
Contact:
Black Lab Tours
Doreen Booth
doreen@blacklabtours.com

Borealis Beading
Owned and operated by Melanie Gamache, a Manitoba Métis Francophone beadwork artisan, Borealis Beading in Ste Geneviève, just 45 minutes East of Winnipeg, provides hands-on cultural learning experiences teaching the art and skill of beading or finger weaving, along with its cultural and historical significance to the Métis people, also known as “The Flower Beadwork People”.
At RVC, Melanie can be found in the ITAC section.
Contact:
Borealis Beading
Melanie Gamache
borealisbeading@gmail.com

Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Canada's first National Museum outside of Ottawa is an architectural gem and explores the topic of human rights and their violation from different perspectives. A place with depth and a MUST-See attraction when visiting Winnipeg!
Contact:
Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Frances Wellink
frances.wellink@humanrights.ca

Churchill Wild
Attention, adventurers: Churchill Wild is calling for walking safaris in the habitat of Subarctic wildlife. These include not only polar bears, but - depending on the season - also caribou, belugas or wolves, and many others. Guests are accommodated in remote fly-in wilderness lodges on the coast of Hudson Bay.
Contact:
Churchill Wild
Jackie Storry
jackie@churchillwild.com

Frontiers North Adventures
Fall polar bear viewing in Churchill by Tundra Buggy® (some of them electric) or at the Tundra Buggy Lodge®, and summer programs at Hudson Bay, also in combination with Riding Mountain National Park come and see Manitoba’s Big Five!
Contact:
Frontiers North Adventures
Jessica Burtnick
jessica.burtnick@frontiersnorth.com

Gangler’s Sub-Arctic
Call of adventure! This fly-in wilderness lodge in Northern Manitoba offers plenty of opportunities for guided outdoor activities and wilderness fishing adventures.
Contact:
Gangler’s Sub-Arctic
Ken Gangler
ken@ganglers.com

Lazy Bear Expeditions
Subarctic safaris in summer and fall on the coast of Hudson Bay with accommodation in the cozy Lazy Bear Lodge in Churchill. The new excursion boat Matonabee allows underwater beluga whale watching from summer 2023.
Contact:
Lazy Bear Expeditions
Melissa Perry
melissa@lazybearexpeditions.com

Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada
In brand new facilities near Winnipeg Airport, the museum tells the story of aviation in Western and Northern Canada. 14 impressive galleries with 22 aircrafts and a huge selection of other artifacts.
Contact:
Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada
Vanessa Desorcy
vanessa.desorcy@royalaviationmuseum.com

The Royal Canadian Mint
The Royal Canadian Mint in Winnipeg offers guided tours 15 million coins of up to 80 currencies are produced here every day!
Contact:
The Royal Canadian Mint
Tracey Heminger
Heminger@mint.ca

Tourism Winnipeg
Manitoba's creative and bustling, multicultural capital city of Winnipeg has an exciting history to tell, while setting real trends in our today’s world with excellent culture & cuisine!
Contact:
Tourism Winnipeg
Sarah Robinson
sarah@tourismwinnipeg.com

Travel Manitoba
With the cultural oasis of Winnipeg, the windswept tundra - home to polar bears, belugas and Northern Lights - and more than 100,000 lakes, Manitoba is a real alternative for well-traveled Canada fans who want to avoid the crowds of international tourists.
Contact:
Travel Manitoba
Cindy Perrett
cperrett@travelmanitoba.com
Karin Schreiber
karin@denkzauber.de

Winnipeg Art Gallery
Canada's oldest public art gallery is home to the world's largest public collection of contemporary and traditional Inuit art, which has been on display in the museum's new QAUMAJUQ exhibition area since 2021.
Contact:
Winnipeg Art Gallery
Doren Roberts
events@wag.ca
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