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Manitoba
Manitoba is a prairie province in Canada. Its capital city is Winnipeg.
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What is grown in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta?
Wheat, barley, canola, brassica, oats are the main crops.
What is the legal working age in Manitoba?
The legal age is around sixteen, for smaller buisness's, like the mall or a grocery store, the more legal age requires you to be over 18, and to have graduated highschool and to have gone to a good college.
Billings Montana to Winnipeg Manitoba driving?
The driving distance between Billings, MT and Winnipeg, MB, Canada is approximately 730 miles. The driving time would be approximately 13 hours if you were to travel non-stop in good driving conditions. (The driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend trip time such as weather, road work and rush hour traffic in urban areas.)
How much do surgeons earn in Manitoba?
A surgeons in Manitoba get around a million dollars a year. It really all depends on the doctor and the work that has been done.
What kinds of things are there to do in Churchhill Manitoba?
Churchhill, Manitoba has a rich culture and a wealth of activities to keep you busy whilst visiting. Topping the list of these attractions is the Eskimo Museum which is described as having a brilliant gift shop. There is also a chance to go a view polar bears in their natural habitat by booking yourself onto one of the scheduled tours which can be arranged by a number on companies in Churchhill.
What highway leads from Winnipeg to gimli?
There are three provincial highways that lead from Winnipeg to Gimli. Highway's 9, 8 and 7. Highway 9 is an extension of Main street in Winnipeg, Highway 8 is an extension of McPhillips and Highway 7 is an extension of Route 90. Travelling out of Winnipeg on any one of these highways will provide you with enough signage to find your sun destination. Gimli. See you there!
Why is the great grey owl the provincial animal of Manitoba?
I can't tell you why, but I can say that the Great Grey Owl is not the provincial animal of Manitoba. The provincial animal is the Bison/Buffalo.
Is The Office merchandise sold in Winnipeg Manitoba?
Totally, I have a friend whose father works there as a manager!
What? are you american? no it is a province. in canada, probably why you didn't know.
Louis Riel became the Metis leader in 1869 with his speech at Saint Boniface Cathedral and the Red Riiver Rebellion.
Is there a buyer's remorse law in ID?
There is no buyer's remorse law in ID. Your car may be covered under the lemon law in which the dealer under warranty needs to fix any problems.
What does the Lieutenant Govenor do?
A Lieutenant Governor is a deputy and/or successor to a head of state within a given jurisdiction. The role of a Lieutenant Governor varies depending on jurisdiction.
In most U.S. states, the Lieutenant Governor is the deputy to the state Governor. In some states, the Lieutenant Governor acts as the President of the Senate and/or the Secretary of State. The Lieutenant Governor is typically second in the line of succession after the Governor, taking over in the Governor's absence, and, in the event of the Governor's death, resignation, or removal from office, becomes either the Governor or the acting Governor.
In Canada, the Governor General appoints a Lieutenant Governor for each province to represent the Queen in her capacity as Crown in Right of that province. The Lieutenant Governors act as the de facto heads of the provincial states, with roles that are largely ceremonial, but also include the duty to ensure the continuity of stable provincial governments and to protect against ministerial abuse of power.
In Australia, a lieutenant Governor is someone who stands ready to step in for the Governor-General or a state Governor should it become necessary. This role has no powers of its own, but may be filled in conjunction with holding another office. On the federal level, it is filled by the longest serving state Governor, and in the states of New South Wales and Victoria, it is filled by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
In the British Crown Dependencies of Guernsey, the Isle of Mann, and Jersey, the Lieutenant Governor represents the British Crown and acts as the de facto head of state, as well as a liaison between the UK government and government of the dependency in question.
In the Indian union territories of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Delhi, and Pondicherry, the Lieutenant-Governor acts as the administrator of that territory under the direction of the federal government, and is appointed by the President.
