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The Winnipeg Jets Whiteout Street Party will return to downtown Winnipeg this spring, with the Manitoba government providing funding to help fans celebrate.

The Manitoba government is encouraging more Manitobans to reach their athletic potential and making sure sports are inclusive of everyone through increased funding to Sport Manitoba.

The Manitoba government is proud to have supported the Winnipeg Sea Bears’ winning bid to host the 2025 Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) Championship Weekend next summer.

Niverville native and professional race car driver David Richert, experienced his first race in the extremely high-powered Formula 2 race car at this past weekend’s BOSS GP race at Monza in Italy.

Niverville native and professional race car driver, David Richert, is set for his debut in a Formula 2 car at this weekend’s BOSS GP event at Monza in Italy.

Niverville native and professional race car driver, David Richert, will be racing a Formula 2 car in the BOSS GP Championship next month in Italy after signing with MM International Motorsport to compete in Round 6 of the championship at the historic race circuit of Monza.

The Manitoba government is investing up to $1 million to support the Winnipeg Sea Bears’ bid to host the 2025 Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) Championship Weekend in summer 2025.

The Manitoba government is proud to welcome the Winnipeg Sea Bears and encourages all Manitobans to cheer on the newest Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) franchise.

The Manitoba government welcomes the 20th anniversary edition of the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC) to Winnipeg which is located within Treaty 1 Territory and the homeland of the Red River Métis.

Culture and Heritage Minister Obby Khan, along with Premier Heather Stefanson, announced that the Manitoba government is proud to have supported the Winnipeg Football Club’s winning bid to host the 2025 Grey Cup Festival.