February 20th is Louis Riel Day, commemorating the martyr of the Métis people. Born on Oct. 22, 1844, Riel's role as the undisputed spiritual and political head of the Métis was set by religious ...

The southern half of the province remains locked under an extreme cold weather warning, but that didn't stop many Winnipeggers from braving the bone-chilling temperatures and enjoying Louis Riel ...

Louis Riel Day recognizes Manitoba’s first honourary premier. His significant contributions – such as fighting to protect the lands and rights of the Red River Métis – were pivotal in shaping the ...

A statutory holiday in Manitoba has commemorated Louis Riel’s legacy as the father of the province for nearly two decades. In 2025, that day in February holds added significance. On this year ...

Bundle up if you're planning to spend part of the Louis Riel Day long weekend outside at Winnipeg's Festival du Voyageur. Much of Manitoba remains locked in a mid-winter deep freeze this long ...

There’s lots to do in and around Portage this Louis Riel Day long weekend! guide couples to make a special hand-made piece of pottery that you will be able to pick up at a later date. We will bisque ...

Want to know what’s open and what’s not on Louis Riel Day? Here’s a rundown of the holiday hours of some businesses and services in Brandon. As we navigate through unprecedented times ...

Offer only available to new and qualified returning subscribers. Cancel any time. Louis Riel is well-known for his role in protecting the rights of Métis people when he led a resistance against ...