#beautiful cities in manitoba

[murderballadeer]

i don't like quebec bashing but it's kind of an inevitability so i rarely push back much when i hear it. the only province i genuinely step in to defend with any amount of energy is manitoba bc i think it's unfairly maligned... true that winnipeg is pretty boring as far as canadian cities go but i do fw rural manitoba. especially the part near the ontario border i would kill to go back to lake of the woods tbh one of the most beautiful places in canada

[winnipegwinterpeg]

“There’s a great, beautiful quirkiness to Winnipeg that if you’re from here, you get it,” Mr. Gillingham said. “Whether you’re talking about burgers at Mr. Mikes or being proud to be from the North End, or Ukrainian heritage, or the fact that we don’t have freeways, but we have some streets that change names six times from one end to the other.”

They do; it’s bonkers. And if I hadn’t already fallen head over heels for Winnipeg, a ludicrous intersection known by locals as Confusion Corner would have done it.

Mr. Gillingham has talked to corporate recruiters who tell him they have a hard time getting people to come to Winnipeg, but once they’re in, you can’t get them to leave. It’s a ridiculous cliché to say a city’s greatest asset is its people, he said – but then he couldn’t help himself, raving about how resilient, witty, fun, sarcastic, talented, educated and skilled Winnipeggers are.

But it was that first quality – resilience – that he came back to again and again. Winnipeg has faced big obstacles over and over in its history and scaled them together, whether it was floods or losing the Jets, he said, and through all of the city’s problems, it never abandons hope.

[filmnoirfoundation]

ASK EDDIE - July 20 2023

In case you missed Thursday’s Facebook stream of ASK EDDIE.

FNF prez Eddie Muller responds to film noir fan questions fielded by the Foundation's Director of Communications Anne Hockens. In this episode, we discuss “Pier 23” and its connection to the radio program “Pat Novack for Hire”, staircases in noir, “Quiet Please, Murder”, “Desire Me”, “Stolen Face”, familial noir, the noir credentials of “Sin City”, and more. Eddie weighs in on what the last film noir of the classic era was and the first neo-noir. Plus, we discuss the newly coined phrase homme stupide. We wind up the show with a discussion of teen noir. On the cat front, Charlotte does not appreciate the question about the cutest cat in film noir. Want your question answered in a future episode? We solicit questions from our email subscribers in our monthly newsletters. Sign up here. Everyone who signs up on our email list and contributes $20 or more to the Film Noir Foundation receives the digital version of NOIR CITY Magazine for a year. Donate here.

This week’s questions:    

1. Was the Stanford Theater ever considered to host a NOIR CITY Film Festival? What film ranks in your mind as the most important yet to be restored? —Richard    

2. My wife Linda enjoys watching film noir. She particularly gets a kick out of the sap who makes poor judgments after succumbing to the “charms” of a femme fatale. She calls such a dope an homme stupide. She was wondering if you have encountered this anywhere else or if she has coined a new noir phrase. —Michael, Post Falls, Idaho    

3. I recently watched a 58-minute, B noir programmer titled PIER 23, featuring Hugh Beaumont as Dennis O’Brien. I also saw ROARING CITY another under-an-hour picture with two more cases. Spartan Productions also released a third Beaumont/O’Brien flick, DANGER ZONE - with the same format, all based on stories apparently recycled from old scripts for the radio program PAT NOVACK FOR HIRE. Have either of you seen any of the films or listened to the old Pat Novack program? —Michael, Post Falls, Idaho    

4. Do you have any comments or opinions on QUIET PLEASE, MURDER?  —Liz    

5. Any thoughts on DESIRE ME? —Dennis James from Champlain, NY    

6. I don't remember either of you mentioning STOLEN FACE which I think of as a precursor to VERTIGO. Thoughts? —Joe from Suffolk County    

7. Don't you think the kitten in THIS GUN FOR HIRE is the cutest cat in film noir? I thought I read that Hitler invited about Veronica Lake and two other beautiful Hollywood starlets to visit his castle in the 1930s and that they went. Have you ever heard of anything like this?—Arlene    

8. Is it accurate to claim that the multi-story staircase shot we see so often in Noir is an example of German Expressionism? —Bob, Woodland, CA    

9. Have you heard of the Netflix series BABYLON BERLIN? If so, what are your thoughts on it? —Adam from Indiana    

10.  I consider Frank Miller's SIN CITY and SIN CITY A DAME TO DIE FOR Noir's on steroids.  Your opinion, please. —Chris    

11. My question concerns one of my favorite films, 1978's FINGERS. Can you think of any other examples of "familial noir," where characters' lives are dictated by their parents or siblings or ancestors? —Kevin, Salt Lake City, UT  

12. Do you consider, as some people do, that Welles’ brilliant TOUCH OF EVIL is the last noir film of the classic era? And what do you consider the first “neo noir”?—Bill Stewart of Winnipeg, Manitoba    

13. With the 2021 NIGHTMARE ALLEY and now MARLOWE, I wonder if the current picture business is starting to find interest in reviving old noirs. To me, it seems that to cater to a modern, jaded audience, directors have been making these noirs quite violent. There's considerably less censoring -- and more technology -- in filmmaking, but do you envision any noirs being brought back today in a non-R-rated fashion, or would noir have been a more violent genre in the 40's if the production code and technology allowed for that? —Neil    

14. I have a question about a small but important detail re: two of my absolute favorite remarks in Film Noir. They are both spoken in the crackling dialogue in OUT OF THE PAST.  I have always attributed these great lines to the fine screenwriter, Daniel Mainwaring, who wrote the book and screenplay for this movie. But some time ago, Eddie, I thought I heard you mention that another screenwriter came up with these ‘gems’.   If you have the answer, please let me know.  —Craig from Carlsbad    

15. As I understand, OUT OF THE PAST was released in the UK under its original title: BUILD MY GALLOWS HIGH. I was curious if either of you have ever seen a UK print with that title and if there were any other differences in the UK prints? —Dennis, Champlain, NY.    

16. In a recent episode, Eddie said that he hates teenagers and hated being one.

[shannastmartin]

Exploring Canada's Natural Wonders

Canada is an ideal travel destination for nature enthusiasts and adventurers, boasting vast and diverse landscapes. From the majestic Rocky Mountains to the rugged coastal cliffs on the Atlantic, Canada's natural wonders offer a breathtaking array of experiences that are as awe-inspiring as they are unforgettable.

Niagara Falls, one of the world's most famous natural wonders, is a majestic sight that any visitor should experience. The power and beauty of the waterfalls straddling the Canadian and American borders are awe-inspiring. Visitors can join the Maid of the Mist boat tour for a closer look at the impressive falls, enjoy a panoramic view from the Skylon Tower observation deck, or hike in Niagara Glen.

Banff National Park, situated in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, showcases Canada's breathtaking alpine scenery. The stunning landscape of towering peaks, turquoise glacial lakes, and lush valleys looks like something out of a fairy tale. Lake Louise, a beautiful jewel of the park, is famous for its crystal-clear waters that reflect the surrounding peaks. The smaller Lake Moraine is no less stunning, with its turquoise waters surrounded by snowcapped peaks. The park offers many adventure opportunities, like hiking through pine forests, biking along scenic trails, and paddling around the lakes.

For travelers looking to explore the coast of Nova Scotia, the Cabot Trail is a picturesque highway winding through the Cape Breton Highlands and offering breathtaking views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Atlantic Ocean. The Cabot Trail is spectacular, with its rocky cliffs, verdant woods, and quaint seaside towns. Visitors can explore hiking trails like the Skyline Trail for panoramic coastline views or join whale-watching tours to see marine life up close.

On the east coast, in Newfoundland and Labrador, lies Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing the raw beauty of the Atlantic region. The dramatic landscapes here include fjords, towering cliffs, and dense forests reminiscent of Norwegian landscapes. The Tablelands, a striking feature of the park, offers a unique glimpse into the Earth's mantle, with its exposed reddish rocks. Adventurers can explore many hiking trails, like the Gros Morne Mountain trail, for panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

The Great Bear Rainforest on the west coast of British Columbia is a stunning example of natural beauty and power. This untouched rainforest is home to Canada's most beloved wildlife, such as the rare Kermode bear, also known as the "spirit bear." The rainforest boasts towering ancient trees, waterfalls, and fjords cutting through the coastline. Travelers can join wildlife-viewing safaris, boat rides through the glacial fjords, or guided nature walks.

Lastly, Canada is an ideal destination for watching the Northern Lights. The elusive and breathtaking phenomenon draws thousands of visitors to many countries in the Northern Hemisphere, and Canada provides several areas with high chances of spotting the stunning natural phenomenon. The Northern Territories, Manitoba, Yukon, and Nunavut are popular spots to watch the aurora borealis from autumn to spring. Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario, and Alberta are other regions where travelers can experience the dancing lights, especially away from the cities.

Whether seeking adventure, tranquility, or a chance to marvel at extraordinary landscapes, travelers will find it in Canada's natural wonders. The primary requirements to embark on an unforgettable journey to explore Canada's natural marvels are well-equipped bags and hiking boots.

[darlingian]

these remind me of the olden days of facebook notes! loved them then, love them now!

your name: Chani. (shaw-knee)

where in the world are you? Winnipeg, Manitoba. (But my heart is in Ontario.)

your favorite color: forest green and a deep light blue

a song that always puts you in a good mood: "Rather Be" by Clean Bandit. It has the best of vibes. A sort of bittersweet hope.

your favorite flower: Forget-me-nots and lily-of-the-valley.

it’s a beautiful sunny day and you’re going on a picnic with friends. what snack are you bringing to share? I love bringing my lavender lemonade. And I'd probably bring some homemade madelines.

bumblebees or butterflies? Bumble bees. I'm so infatuated with them. When I was a kid I collected them when I found their dead little bodies and kept them in a box with my snake skin and antlers. Like a good little witchling I suppose. Haha!

describe your ideal weather: sunshowers.  

what are you reading right now? I have a couple on the go. Trying to finish a couple ARCs, I still haven't finished Spare, and I started Young Mungo.

museum date or nature walk? Museum. I freaking love museums. One of my first dates with my now wife was going to as many museums in our city in one day as we could!

it’s movie night in the park and your turn to choose, what are we watching? Music and Lyrics!

and finally, share some sunny words for your friends & followers: I'm going to take the opportunity to thank everyone I've interacted with in the gallavich fandom. I am often worried I am too earnest. I put my heart out too quickly. But here goes. I truly am so thankful to have been welcomed with such open arms. I haven't been doing well mental healthwise lately, and have felt so alone and isolated. I came back to a show I adored in the past and fell back in love with characters I'd long set aside. I pushed myself to take a leap and try to engage with other people who love these characters as much as I do and don't judge me for it. My reception into your fold has been the sweetest thing. Just know that when you talk about my stuff, refer to me by name, take the time to discuss with me, even just read my tags, it means more than I can properly express. All my love <3

tagging some lovely people: @gardenerian @gallawitchxx @celestialmickey @suchagallabitch @babygirlmickey @southsidestory

[fm-camino]

Irún to San Sebastián

According to my phone I walked 32 km today with 26 km of the actual Camino. The day did not start as planned. I realized in the morning that I lost my pilgrim credential passport (to collect stamps as proof of your walk and also needed to stay in albergues. Luckily, this was a starting point so the albergue had them and they were still open when I ran there. The rain was in the forecast today but luckily it only rained before and after I did the walk. The initial climb from Irún was tough as always but the views were great. My pace was not even close to the 6 km an hour I could do in Manitoba. Met a couple of pilgrims on the trail, both called Robbie. We are on different schedules so won’t likely see them again.

San Sebastián is beautiful as always. Went for a swim in mildly warm bay.

I had to leave city sightseeing until tomorrow afternoon once it stops raining.

Tomorrow is a rest/explore day. Hopefully not too much rain.

[ageofwagner]

15 questions for 15 friends🫶🏻

thanks @puzzle-gvf @alwaysonthemend and @indigofallingsky for the tag <3

were you named after anyone?

not really? (long story)

when was the last time you cried?

like yesterday i think??

do you have kids?

nope (but yes cause my dog is basically my son)

do you use a lot of sarcasm?

you know it

what’s the first thing you notice about people?

their eyes and their smile :)

what’s your eye color?

green!

scary movies or happy endings?

scary movies but i’m a sucker for happy endings too

any special talents?

i can make myself cry (almost) instantly

where were you born?

a shitty little city in Manitoba, Canada

what are your hobbies?

writing, reading, listening to music and being delusional <3

have any pets?

i have one furbaby and he has my whole heart🥹

what sports do you play/have you played?

soccer, volleyball, rugby (for like 2 months lol) and dance !

how tall are you?

5’6

favorite subject in school?

english and law

dream job?

working/running a bookstore with a cafe or a music store

no pressure tags(sorry if you’ve already been tagged) 🫶🏻: @modernloverss @ignite-my-fire @allieisacrybaby @fallonfatality @bizzielisteningtogreta @lightmylove-gvf @a-beauty-lives-in-every-soul @takenbythemadness @heatoftheweight @radmads-gvf @girlypop-gvf @runwayblues @takenbythestarcatchers @sunandthemoontwinflames @tearsofdanny @sacredthefran

[iilssnet]

About Hudson Bay, facts and maps

Hudson Bay is the summer home of up to 50,000 beluga whales! Each July and August an estimated 50,000 beluga whales migrate south into river estuaries that flow into the Hudson Bay. The whales use this estuaries as their grounds to feed, molt (shed skin), and give birth. Hudson Bay, inland sea indenting east-central Canada. With an area of 316,000 square miles (819,000 square km), it is bounded by Nunavut territory (north and west), Manitoba and Ontario (south), and Quebec (east). Hudson Bay (Southern East Cree: ᐐᓂᐯᒄ, romanized: Wînipekw; Northern East Cree: ᐐᓂᐹᒄ, romanized: Wînipâkw; Inuktitut: ᑲᖏᖅᓱᐊᓗᒃ ᐃᓗᐊ, romanized: Kangiqsualuk ilua or Inuktitut: ᑕᓯᐅᔭᕐᔪᐊᖅ, romanized: Tasiujarjuaq; French: baie d'Hudson), sometimes called Hudson's Bay (usually historically), is a large body of saltwater in northeastern Canada with a surface area of 1,230,000 km2 (470,000 sq mi). It is located north of Ontario, west of Quebec, northeast of Manitoba and southeast of Nunavut, but politically entirely part of Nunavut.

How far is it from Toronto to Hudson Bay? The distance between Toronto and Hudson Bay is 273 km. The road distance is 319.3 km. The large-scale cold air masses originating over Hudson Bay and the cold mesoscale winds combine to impose cold air temperatures on the adjacent terrestrial environment. Population. The area around Hudson Bay is very sparsely populated. The biggest sector of the population is the Inuit, who have largely given up their traditional way of life as hunters and now live from fishing and handicrafts in the few small communities dotted along the coast.

Is the town of Hudson in “Heartland” a real place? Hudson does exist — just under a different name! If you want to visit the town of Hudson, you'll need to make a trip to High River in Alberta, Canada. High River has all the small-town charm that you would expect from the town that serves as Hudson in “Heartland”. Who lives in Hudson Bay? The primary occupants continue to be Indian and Inuit bands living by fishing and hunting. The largest settlement is Churchill, Man (pop 1089, 1996c), at the mouth of the Churchill River. Where is the most beautiful bay in the world? Bay watch: 8 of the world's most beautiful bays - 1: Halong Bay, Vietnam. - 2: Bay of Kotor, Montenegro. - 3: Bay of Islands, New Zealand. - 4: Paradise Bay, Antarctica. - 5: Bay of Fundy, Canada. - 6: Phang Nga Bay, Thailand. - 7: Guanabara Bay, Brazil. - 8: San Francisco Bay, USA. Is Hudson Bay worth visiting? Hudson Bay is a city in Saskatchewan, Canada. It has many popular attractions, including Hudson Bay, making it well worth a visit. Hudson Bay is a city in Saskatchewan, Canada. It has many popular attractions, including Hudson Bay, making it well worth a visit. Do polar bears live in Hudson Bay?

Researchers surveyed Western Hudson Bay — home to Churchill, the town called "the Polar Bear Capital of the World," — by air in 2021 and estimated there were 618 bears, compared to the 842 in 2016, when they were last surveyed. Can you swim in the Hudson Bay? “Most people think that you can't swim here, but you totally can. In fact, the water has never been cleaner.” Gershenhorn is part of a loosely knit group of West Siders who enjoy, when the weather warms up, freely frolicking in the Hudson. What language do they speak in Hudson Bay? Kivalliq, also known as Kivallirmiutut, Caribou Eskimo, or formerly as Keewatin, is a dialect of Eastern Canadian Inuktitut which is spoken along the northwestern shores of Hudson Bay in Nunavut. Are there sharks in Hudson Bay? While it is rare to find a shark in the Hudson River, there have been several sightings over the years. Sharks may swim into the estuary from time to time but won't travel far up north, due to the freshwater. Why do people live in Hudson Bay? They make their living by fishing and hunting, some are in the trade industry and tourism. Hudson Bay was named after Henry Hudson, an Englishman who first explored the region looking for a northwestern passage to Asia at the beginning of the 17th century. Is Hudson Bay water clean? The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) has listed various portions of the Hudson as having impaired water quality due to PCBs, cadmium, and other toxic compounds. Can you drink from the Hudson River? Seven communities and over 100,000 people rely on drinking water from the Hudson River. Riverkeeper helped these seven communities — the City of Poughkeepsie, Village of Rhinebeck and the Towns of Esopus, Hyde Park, Lloyd, Poughkeepsie and Rhinebeck — organize as the Hudson River Drinking Water Intermunicipal Council. Is the Hudson River clean or dirty? Every New Yorker knows that while the Hudson is likely at least slightly cleaner than the East River (and certainly cleaner than the Gowanus Canal), it's by no means recommended for swimming or drinking. Read the full article

[curbflip]

If CurbFlip can work in Churchill Manitoba, then it can work in your city. #canada #travel #nature #photography #travelphotography #toronto #ontario #quebec #photooftheday #wanderlust #travelgram #vancouver #explorecanada #explore #naturephotography #love #beautiful #adventure #montreal #instagood #landscape #alberta #fall #britishcolumbia #picoftheday #autumn #mountains #instatravel #roadtrip #lake (at Churchill, Manitoba) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnFJHucLsO6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[skiddo-xy]

Mennonite Toponymy - How do Mennonites Name Their Places?

Today begins Canada's Mennonite Heritage Week, which occurs anually during the second week of September. In light of this, I decided to analyze the names of Mennonite-founded (specifcally Russian Mennonite-founded) settlements to see what they have in common.

In short, they are quite simple. Mennonite-founded settlements are typically named and officially documented in High German (also known as Standard German) with two components: an adjective (sometimes geography-related) and a landform. Mennonite-founded settlements also often have Plautdietsch (the Mennonite Low German dialect) pronunciations, presumably used when speaking in Plautdietsch.

A few prominent examples are below:

Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada

Meaning: “stony brook”

“Stein” functions as both “stone” and “stony”

Bergthal, Bergthal Colony, Russian Empire (now Respublica, Ukraine)

Meaning: “mountain valley”

“Berg” in first position (rare)

“Thal” in second position

Grunthal, Manitoba, Canada

Meaning: “green valley”

Does not add “e” after “u” to replace “ü”

Also has Plautdietsch pronunciation: “Grientol” (/ˈ jrintol/)

“Thal” in second position

The rest of my examples are below (complete with annotations) and yes, they are all from either Ukraine and Canada - they have the best examples I could find that are Mennonite settlements specifically named by Mennonites - some Mennonite settlements in Latin America retain the Spanish names of the plots of land that they bought and others were named by/after non-Mennonite founders, such as Winkler, Manitoba, Canada. But anyways, here are the examples under the cut - but warning, it's rather long!

Blumenort, Manitoba, Canada

Meaning: “flower(s) place”

Dual usage of “ort” to be “garden” or “place”

Vegetation mention

Also has Plautdietsch pronunciation: “Bloomenuat” (/ˈblœmn̩ˌuɐ̯t/)

Friedensfeld, Manitoba, Canada

Meaning: “peaceful field”

“S” is unaccounted for

Friedrichsthal, Bergthal Colony, Russian Empire (now Fedorivka, Ukraine)

Meaning: “Friedrich’s valley”

Male personal name in first position

“Thal” in second position

Grossweide, Molotschna Colony, Russian Empire

Meaning: “big pasture”

Halbstadt, Molotschna Colony, Canada (now Molochansk, Ukraine)

Meaning: “half city” (etymology unclear)

Hochfeld, Manitoba, Canada

Meaning: “high field”

“Feld” in second position

Altitude adjective

Kleefeld, Manitoba, Canada

Meaning: “clover field”

Vegetation in first position

“Feld” in second position

Also has Plautdietsch pronunciation: “Kleefelt” (/ˈklɔɪ̯fɛlt/)

Originally named “Gruenfeld”

Uses “ue” to represent “ü”

Reinfeld, Manitoba, Canada

Meaning: “pure field”

“Feld” in second position

Beauty adjectives

Reinland, Manitoba, Canada

Meaning: “pure land”

Beauty adjectives

Rosenort, Manitoba, Canada

Meaning: “rose garden”

Dual usage of “ort” to be “garden” or “place”

Vegetation mention

Schanzenfeld, Manitoba, Canada

Named after Jacob Yost Shantz, who assisted Mennonites in Southern Manitoba

“Feld” in second position

Schoenfeld, Bergthal Colony, Russian Empire (now Ksenivka, Ukraine)

Meaning: “beautiful field”

“Feld” in second position

Beauty adjectives

“Ö” is replaced by “oe”

Schoenthal, Bergthal Colony, Russian Empire (now Novoromanivka, Ukraine)

Meaning: “beautiful valley”

“Thal” in second position

Beauty adjectives

“Ö” is replaced by “oe”

Waldheim, Saskatchewan, Canada

Meaning: “forest home”

[roomchailimited]

From East to West: A Cross-Continent Canadian Expedition

Embarking on a journey across the vast and diverse landscape of Canada is an adventure like no other. Starting from the Atlantic coast, where the rugged cliffs of Newfoundland meet the icy waters of the North Atlantic, this expedition takes you through the heart of the country, exploring vibrant cities, majestic mountains, and serene lakes, all the way to the Pacific shores of British Columbia.

Your journey begins in the eastern provinces, where the charm of Halifax in Nova Scotia and the historical significance of Quebec City offer a glimpse into Canada’s rich maritime heritage and French influence. Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and immerse yourself in the unique blend of European charm and North American culture.

As you venture westward, the urban pulse of Montreal and Toronto offers a dynamic contrast. In Montreal, indulge in the city’s renowned culinary scene, where French cuisine meets innovative gastronomy. Toronto, with its towering skyline and multicultural neighborhoods, provides a snapshot of Canada’s diversity, from bustling markets to world-class museums.

The journey continues through the vast prairies of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, where endless skies stretch over golden fields, creating a landscape that is both serene and awe-inspiring. The simplicity of prairie life is a reminder of the deep agricultural roots that sustain this region, offering travelers a chance to experience Canada’s heartland.

No cross-Canada expedition would be complete without a visit to the majestic Rocky Mountains in Alberta. Here, in Banff and Jasper National Parks, nature’s grandeur is on full display. Hike along pristine trails, marvel at turquoise lakes, and breathe in the fresh mountain air as you explore some of the most stunning natural beauty Canada has to offer.

Finally, your journey reaches the Pacific Coast, where the vibrant city of Vancouver welcomes you with its mix of urban sophistication and natural beauty. Explore the bustling waterfront, take a day trip to the picturesque Vancouver Island, or simply relax and enjoy the laid-back west coast vibe.

This cross-continent Canadian expedition is more than just a travel itinerary; it’s a journey through the soul of Canada, offering a unique opportunity to experience the country’s diverse landscapes, cultures, and people. Whether you’re drawn to the historical charm of the East, the natural beauty of the West, or the vibrant cities in between, this adventure is sure to leave you with memories that will last a lifetime.

Let Roomchai Limited help you plan this epic journey, ensuring that every detail is taken care of, so you can focus on exploring, discovering, and enjoying the best that Canada has to offer.

[astroaesthetic5]

Premium Aesthetic Treatments in Winnipeg: Elevate Your Beauty and Confidence

In the heart of Manitoba lies Winnipeg, a city rich in culture, history, and a growing hub for advanced aesthetic treatments. As the demand for premium beauty solutions continues to rise, Winnipeg has positioned itself as a premier destination for those seeking top-tier aesthetic treatments. Whether you’re looking to rejuvenate your skin, contour your body, or enhance your features, Winnipeg’s array of premium aesthetic clinics offers something for everyone.

A Growing Trend in Beauty and Wellness

Over the past decade, the beauty industry has seen a significant shift towards non-invasive and minimally invasive treatments. These advanced procedures offer stunning results without the need for surgery, making them an attractive option for those who wish to enhance their appearance without enduring the lengthy recovery times associated with traditional surgical methods. Winnipeg has embraced this trend wholeheartedly, with several clinics leading the charge in offering cutting-edge aesthetic treatments.

State-of-the-Art Facilities and Expertise

Winnipeg’s Premium aesthetic treatments winnipeg boast state-of-the-art facilities equipped with the latest technology in the industry. These clinics are staffed by highly trained professionals, including board-certified dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and licensed aestheticians who are committed to delivering the best possible results. Whether it’s the use of advanced laser technology, innovative skin tightening procedures, or the latest in injectables like Botox and dermal fillers, Winnipeg’s aesthetic experts are at the forefront of beauty innovation.

Popular Treatments in Winnipeg

One of the most sought-after treatments in Winnipeg is laser skin rejuvenation. This procedure uses targeted laser energy to treat a variety of skin concerns, including pigmentation issues, acne scars, and fine lines. The result is a smoother, more even complexion with minimal downtime.

Another popular choice is CoolSculpting, a non-invasive fat reduction treatment that targets stubborn fat pockets resistant to diet and exercise. Using controlled cooling technology, CoolSculpting freezes and eliminates fat cells, resulting in a more contoured and sculpted body.

For those looking to enhance their facial features, dermal fillers and Botox are in high demand. Dermal fillers are used to restore volume and smooth out wrinkles, while Botox effectively reduces the appearance of fine lines by relaxing the underlying muscles. These treatments are quick, relatively painless, and offer immediate results, making them a favorite among busy professionals and individuals looking for a quick beauty boost.

Personalized Care and Customized Treatment Plans

What sets Winnipeg’s premium aesthetic clinics apart is their commitment to personalized care. Each patient is unique, and so are their beauty goals. The top clinics in the city take the time to understand each client’s specific needs and design customized treatment plans tailored to achieve the desired results. This personalized approach ensures that every client leaves feeling more confident and satisfied with their appearance.

A Focus on Safety and Excellence

Safety is paramount when it comes to aesthetic treatments, and Winnipeg’s clinics adhere to the highest standards of care. From thorough consultations to detailed aftercare instructions, every step of the process is designed to ensure the safety and well-being of the client. These clinics use only FDA-approved products and procedures, ensuring that clients receive the safest and most effective treatments available.

 

Winnipeg’s Premium aesthetic treatment offer a perfect blend of advanced technology, expert care, and personalized attention. Whether you’re looking to refresh your look, contour your body, or simply maintain a youthful appearance, the city’s top clinics provide a range of solutions that cater to your individual needs. With a focus on safety, innovation, and excellence, Winnipeg is fast becoming a go-to destination for those seeking to elevate their beauty and confidence.

[johns33777]

Where Can You Find the Best Fly Fishing in Ontario

Ontario is a premier destination for fly fishing enthusiasts, boasting a myriad of pristine rivers, lakes, and streams that offer some of the best fishing opportunities in Canada. Whether you are a seasoned angler or a novice, Ontario's diverse waters promise an unforgettable fly fishing experience.

One of the most renowned locations for fly fishing in Ontario is the Grand River. Flowing through the heart of southwestern Ontario, the Grand River is celebrated for its healthy population of brown trout. The upper stretches, particularly around Fergus and Elora, are known for their excellent fly fishing conditions. The river's abundant hatches and clear waters provide an ideal habitat for trout, making it a hotspot for anglers seeking both quantity and quality catches.

For those looking to venture into northern Ontario, the Albany River offers an unparalleled wilderness fly fishing experience. This remote river system is accessible only by floatplane, ensuring an untouched and serene environment. The Albany River is home to an impressive variety of fish species, including brook trout, northern pike, and walleye. The pristine waters and breathtaking landscapes create a fly fishing adventure that is both challenging and rewarding.

Another top destination is the Nipigon River, renowned for producing the world record brook trout. Located in northwestern Ontario, the Nipigon River's cold, clear waters are perfect for fly fishing. Anglers flock to this river for the chance to catch trophy-sized brook trout and lake trout. The river's rugged beauty and diverse fish population make it a must-visit for any serious fly fisher.

In central Ontario, the French River is a fly fishing gem. Stretching from Lake Nipissing to Georgian Bay, the French River is a historic waterway with a rich variety of fish species. Anglers can expect to catch smallmouth bass, northern pike, and muskie in these waters. The river's scenic beauty, dotted with islands and lined with lush forests, adds to the allure of fly fishing in Ontario in this area.

The Credit River, located just outside of Toronto, is another excellent fly fishing spot in Ontario. Despite its proximity to the city, the Credit River offers a tranquil escape with its healthy populations of brown trout and steelhead. The river's well-maintained access points and trails make it convenient for anglers of all skill levels to enjoy a productive day on the water.

Lastly, Lake of the Woods, straddling the border between Ontario and Manitoba, is a vast and diverse fishery that offers superb fly fishing opportunities. With over 14,000 islands and 65,000 miles of shoreline, Lake of the Woods provides endless possibilities for catching smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and northern pike. The lake's clear waters and scenic surroundings make it a fly fisher's paradise.

In conclusion, Ontario is a fly fishing haven with an abundance of premier locations to explore. From the Grand River's trout-filled waters to the remote wilderness of the Albany River, Ontario offers something for every fly fishing enthusiast. Whether you seek the challenge of catching trophy fish or the tranquility of casting in pristine waters, Ontario's diverse fly fishing destinations promise an unforgettable experience.

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ASK EDDIE returns Thursday, July 20, 7:00 PM PT to our Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/filmnoirfoundation/live

FNF prez Eddie Muller responds to film noir fan questions fielded by the Foundation's Director of Communications Anne Hockens In this episode, we discuss “Pier 23” and its connection to the radio program “Pat Novack for Hire”, staircases in noir, “Quiet Please, Murder”, “Desire Me”, “Stolen Face”, familial noir, the noir credentials of “Sin City”,and more. Eddie weighs in on what the last film noir of the classic era was and the first neo-noir. Plus, we discuss the newly coined phrase homme stupide. We wind up the show with a discussion of teen noir. On the cat front, Charlotte does not appreciate the question about the cutest cat in film noir. Want your question answered in a future episode? We solicit questions from our email subscribers in our monthly newsletters. Sign up for free at https://www.filmnoirfoundation.org/signup.html

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Can’t join us on Thursday? No problem! A recording will be up on our YouTube channel, @NoirCity, on Friday, July 21: https://www.youtube.com/user/NoirCitySF

Note: Eddie will not be able to answer questions posted during the livestream nor ones left on our social media accounts

This week’s questions:

Was the Stanford Theater ever considered to host a NOIR CITY Film Festival? What film ranks in your mind as the most important yet to be restored?

Richard

My wife Linda enjoys watching film noir. She particularly gets a kick out of the sap who makes poor judgments after succumbing to the “charms” of a femme fatale. She calls such a dope an homme stupide. She was wondering if you have encountered this anywhere else or if she has coined a new noir phrase.

Michael, Post Falls, Idaho

I recently watched a 58-minute, B noir programmer titled PIER 23, featuring Hugh Beaumont as Dennis O’Brien. I also saw ROARING CITY another under-an-hour picture with two more cases. Spartan Productions also released a third Beaumont/O’Brien flick, DANGER ZONE - with the same format, all based on stories apparently recycled from old scripts for the radio program PAT NOVACK FOR HIRE. Have either of you seen any of the films or listened to the old Pat Novack program?

Michael, Post Falls, Idaho

Do you have any comments or opinions on QUIET PLEASE, MURDER? 

Liz

Any thoughts on DESIRE ME?

Dennis James from Champlain, NY

I don't remember either of you mentioning STOLEN FACE which I think of as a precursor to VERTIGO. Thoughts?

Joe from Suffolk County

Don't you think the kitten in THIS GUN FOR HIRE is the cutest cat in film noir? I thought I read that Hitler invited about Veronica Lake and two other beautiful Hollywood starlets to visit his castle in the 1930s and that they went. Have you ever heard of anything like this?

Arlene

Is it accurate to claim that the multi-story staircase shot we see so often in Noir is an example of German Expressionism? Bob, Woodland, CA

Have you heard of the Netflix series BABYLON BERLIN? If so, what are your thoughts on it?

Adam from Indiana

 I consider Frank Miller's SIN CITY and SIN CITY A DAME TO DIE FOR Noir's on steroids.  Your opinion, please.

Chris

My question concerns one of my favorite films, 1978's FINGERS. Can you think of any other examples of "familial noir," where characters' lives are dictated by their parents or siblings or ancestors?

Kevin, Salt Lake City, UT

Do you consider, as some people do, that Welles’ brilliant TOUCH OF EVIL is the last noir film of the classic era? And what do you consider the first “neo noir”?

Bill Stewart of Winnipeg, Manitoba

 With the 2021 NIGHTMARE ALLEY and now MARLOWE, I wonder if the current picture business is starting to find interest in reviving old noirs. To me, it seems that to cater to a modern, jaded audience, directors have been making these noirs quite violent. There's considerably less censoring -- and more technology -- in filmmaking, but do you envision any noirs being brought back today in a non-R-rated fashion, or would noir have been a more violent genre in the 40's if the production code and technology allowed for that?

Neil

I have a question about a small but important detail re: two of my absolute favorite remarks in Film Noir. They are both spoken in the crackling dialogue in OUT OF THE PAST.  I have always attributed these great lines to the fine screenwriter, Daniel Mainwaring, who wrote the book and screenplay for this movie. But some time ago, Eddie, I thought I heard you mention that another screenwriter came up with these ‘gems’.   If you have the answer, please let me know.

Craig from Carlsbad

As I understand, OUT OF THE PAST was released in the UK under its original title: BUILD MY GALLOWS HIGH. I was curious if either of you have ever seen a UK print with that title and if there were any other differences in the UK prints?

Dennis, Champlain, NY.

In a recent episode, Eddie said that he hates teenagers and hated being one. That said, are there any film noir movies with teen protagonists that you enjoy? 

Craig from Nashville

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Your Guide to Manitoba: Private Jet Travel and Staying Online

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[ad_1] The northern lights, or aurora borealis, are certainly one of nature’s most spectacular phenomena, providing an awe-inspiring gentle present that captivates viewers. In North America, there are a number of prime areas the place you may witness this magnificent show, every providing distinctive vantage factors and native attraction. Listed below are the 5 greatest locations to see the northern lights in North America.Fairbanks, AlaskaFairbanks is arguably the most well-liked vacation spot in the USA for viewing the northern lights. Its location within the auroral oval—an space the place auroras are most regularly seen—makes it a great spot. From late August to April, the skies over Fairbanks gentle up with beautiful colours as a result of excessive frequency of geomagnetic storms on this area. Town presents guided excursions that take guests to prime viewing spots, together with heated “auroriums” the place you may benefit from the lights in consolation throughout the frigid Alaskan nights. For a very distinctive expertise, many guests select to remain in one of many space’s distant lodges or cabins for a couple of nights of uninterrupted aurora watching.Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, CanadaYellowknife sits instantly below the auroral oval, making it among the best locations on the planet to see the northern lights. Town’s northern location and flat, barren landscapes present darkish, expansive skies which might be excellent for viewing. From mid-November to April, the skies gentle up nearly nightly. Yellowknife additionally presents a variety of aurora-watching excursions, together with by boat on the Nice Slave Lake, offering a serene and reflective floor that enhances the visible spectacle with its reflections.Churchill, Manitoba, CanadaGenerally known as the "Polar Bear Capital of the World," Churchill is one other prime spot for viewing the northern lights in North America. The aurora season right here runs from January to March, when the nights are longest and the skies darkest. Apart from the lights, Churchill presents the distinctive risk of mixing aurora viewing with polar bear sightings, particularly in late November. The city gives numerous nighttime actions tailor-made to aurora viewing, together with tundra buggy excursions and comfortable nights in aurora-themed igloos.Whitehorse, Yukon, CanadaWhitehorse is a much less crowded various to the extra well-known aurora viewing areas however no much less spectacular. Positioned in Canada’s Yukon Territory, it presents glorious aurora viewing situations on account of its darkish skies and lengthy winter nights. The season runs from mid-August to mid-April, with many native corporations providing aurora viewing packages that embrace lodging and guided excursions. Whitehorse can be recognized for its breathtaking wilderness, offering alternatives for daytime winter actions like canine sledding and snowmobiling.Isle Royale, MichiganWhereas not as well-known or accessible as different locations on this listing, Isle Royale presents a novel northern lights viewing expertise in the USA. This distant island in Lake Superior is much from any gentle air pollution, providing pristine darkish skies for aurora watching. One of the best time to go to is throughout the fall and winter months. Nonetheless, entry to the island may be difficult because it includes a ferry journey and the nationwide park is just open from April 16 to October 31, which suggests late-season visits are essential for these hoping to catch the aurora.Ideas for Viewing the Northern LightsWatching the northern lights is an unforgettable expertise, however it requires some planning and preparation. Listed below are a couple of tricks to improve your viewing expertise: Test Aurora Forecasts: Web sites just like the Geophysical Institute on the College of Alaska Fairbanks present aurora forecasts that may make it easier to plan your journey round peak exercise. Keep Heat: Gown in layers and convey

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