Manitoba is one of the ten provinces that, together with the three territories, make up the thirteen federal entities of Canada. Its capital and most populous city is Winnipeg. It is located in the center of the country.
The capital and largest city of Manitoba is Winnipeg, Canada's eighth city in population and home to 60% of the province's inhabitants. Winnipeg is the seat of the provincial government and it contains the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba and the Manitoba Court of Appeal, which is the highest judicial body. Four of Manitoba's five universities, its professional sports teams, and most of the cultural activities are in Winnipeg.
The capital and largest city of Manitoba is Winnipeg, Canada's eighth city in population and home to 60% of the province's inhabitants. Winnipeg is the seat of the provincial government and it contains the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba and the Manitoba Court of Appeal, which is the highest judicial body. Four of Manitoba's five universities, its professional sports teams, and most of the cultural activities are in Winnipeg.