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Are there any forests in Manitoba?
Manitoba's landscape is dominated by forests and lumber is its main industry.
Is Manitoba's most important industry?
farming
What kind of things are manufactured in Manitoba?
Manitoba has a widely diverse manufacturing atmosphere. However, one of the major industry is timber and the offshoots. Another is farm commodities and processing of those foods.
Where is the giant Manitoba mosquito statue in Manitoba?
Komarno, Manitoba
How does Manitoba's climate effect Manitoba?
no the climate doesn't effect Manitoba
Which territory is north of Manitoba?
Manitoba is not part of a territory. Manitoba is its own province.
What are Manitoba?
Manitoba is a province in Canada
What is the slogan for Manitoba?
Friendly Manitoba
Winnipeg is the capitol of what province?
Winnipeg is the largest city in Manitoba.
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If you need internet in Manitoba check out IVC Telecom
What are facts about manitoba?
Manitoba is one of Canada's prairie provinces. The province of Manitoba is located between Saskatchewan and Ontario. Ontario is their neighbour to the east of Manitoba, while Saskatchewan is their neighbour to the west of Manitoba. Nunavut is Manitoba's neighbour to the north, and the American states of Minnesota and North Dakota border Manitoba to the south. Manitoba's current premier is Greg Selinger. Manitoba entered the Confederation on 15, July 1870. The capital of Manitoba is Winnipeg. Manitoba's population was last estimated to be just over one million people at 1.2 million.
In what provinces of Canada do we harvest wheat?
In canada our soil is great for farming , so it is no problem for growing wheat hereAnswer:Wheat farming in Canada is mainly associated with the Prairie Provinces of Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba although some is grown in Ontario. There are two broad categories of wheat varieties:durum (used by the pasta industry)non-durum (used by either the milling industry or the livestock feed industry).Average annual production of all types of wheat in Canada from 1997-2001 was around 24.5 million tons.
