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This is such a fun paddle down the river especially under the bridge at 4:44

I love Manitoba, I would like to go and work in that territory , as a forest engineer it inspire me.

Hello, I am planning to go to Manitoba to study a master, I am forest engineer, I will uld like to work in reforestation, recovering degraded areas and conservation, also develop the industry and economy linked to the conservation it is crucial. How about the opportunities for forest professionals in Manitoba ?

I have visited both falls, they are truly amazing! We boated down the Grass River, as I think the hike would have not gone really well (megamosquitos). Going to the far side of Pisew's suspension bridge is worthwhile as the ecosystem is certainly quite "B.C like" ...indeed

Boy, sure'd like to go see this place yet.

6:56 Skyrim night starts playing

Fantastic videography! TY

Wow beautiful I'm from Florida and we would have ruined it here in the United States

Too bad it's not pet friendly

Wow i never knew that manitoba had caves, lived here since i was born, except a few years of travel! I am now going to find these and explore! Thank you!! ❤❤

My home for 23 years Was lucky to see many bears

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Bonnie Dickie, Wow. I could listen to you do Docs for days on end! How did you get this amazing gig?

Have garbage and bathroom facilities

try georges on nairn

Where are those cinnamon buns from?!?! 🤤

Thank you for sharing your day with us, Michael and Lindsay! We can't wait to see you again 😊

That was great!!! Really makes me want to see it all.

WOW!!! I had no idea that Manitoba has so many beautiful attractions. Michael, and Lindsay, (He Goes She Goes) do wonderful videos with very interesting information. It makes a person want to be there with them. I will definitely put Manitoba on my bucket list to visit.

This was most interesting, and if I ever get to Manitoba again, I will definitely go to the Museum. You both made this video extremely interesting, with a bit of humour to boot. I can't think of anyone else that makes watching. and listening to videos, any better than Michael and Lindsay on 'He goes She goes'. I didn't just 'like' it, I loved it. ❤

If the indigenous Canadian people are so proud of their heritage and accomplishment, why don't they go live in that protected forest without any device or subsidy created or given to them by European settlers. I'll bet, at the very least, that native Canadians wouldn't be suffering from so many cases of diabetes brought on by obesity.

Love your videos. We’re from Winnipeg and travel all over southern Manitoba. Some of our favourite places are: Turtle Mountain and the International Peace Gardens, Asessippi provincial park, Duck Mountain Provincial Park, Swan River, Ninette, Wawanesa, Spruce Woods Provincial Park, Hecla Island, The Narrows, Manipogo Provincial Park, and Steep Rock to name a few.

Looks like the perfect Getaway. Great feature video.

who else came here cus they gotta work up there 💀

Sad Kub bread is no more. Best Rye bread ever

On my bucket list. It does look amazing. Thank you for sharing your positive, detailed experience. I do want to be there.

Camping here in July!

Is there a campground or are you allowed to set up camp there? If so, is there a specific area for this or areas to stay out of? One time we were there we were just exploring and happened upon what looked like a ceremonial site of some sort. We weren’t sure what was going on, but we didn’t wanna disturb so we didn’t go any further.

Wonderful!!! It’s been a number of years since I have been to Clear Lake, but this video is making we thinking about visiting.

Hot spot summer destination? Where is the beach?

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The flaw with the information, is the fact that all of Southern Manitoba flooded in 1820s. The thousands of years statement is false. Awesome place to dirtbike and sled.

The flaw with the information, is the fact that all of Southern Manitoba flooded in 1820s. The thousands of years statement is false. Awesome place to dirtbike and sled.

I spent a lot of time on the construction of the hydro dams. Was a teamster running rock wagons, belly dumps, and cement buggies. Was great, except for the darn bugs.

To day at school I heare for a feld trip

Start of raping nature 4 lousy dam dollar,, So ashamed

Visited PSIEW falls three times an unforgettable experience

It is where my forefathers first came to the shores of then Rupert's Land now Canada. So many son of Gunns traveled from this spot.

I went on a one week fishing trip in Manitoba and would love to return for another one

Thank you…very interesting and educational….never knew First Nations tribes had no fighting zones. Flora and fauna quite unique also👍

Nicely done.

Music is a bit to loud

Lived my 61 years in this province and traveled a lot. Some areas north of Thompson I've never seen, several around winnipeg also. From the brandon area ,so i know the southwest area like the back of my hand.

Born and raised here,but so much I've never seen in my province, and i have traveled it a lot. So much to see, and at my age im not going to see it all.

What is the background song?

Good subject matter, get rid of the music.

Why do so many videos today have background music playing while someone is narrating?

Too bad some idiot decided to add music to drown out the narrator.

I love Manitoba. It’s a wonderful place to live.