Exploring Magic Mushrooms in Manitoba

Population

Approximately 1,431,792 as of January 2023.

Known For

Manitoba is renowned for its natural attractions such as the northern lights, polar bears, and beluga whales in Churchill, known as the 'Polar Bear Capital of the World.' It also boasts cultural landmarks like the Canadian Museum for Human Rights and the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.

Capital City

Winnipeg

Popular Products

Texas Yellowcap (TYC) Organic Magic Mushrooms, SV-13 Organic Mushroom, Smush – Strawberry & Cream Chocolate Bar (3000mg), Squat Mak Organic Magic Mushrooms, Penis Envy Organic Magic Mushrooms

Cities

Fun Fact

The name 'Manitoba' is derived from the Cree word 'Man-into-wahpaow,' meaning 'the narrows of the Great Spirit,' referring to Lake Manitoba and its narrowness.

Provincial Symbol

Granted by King Edward VII in 1905 and augmented in 1992, Manitoba's Coat of Arms features a shield with the Cross of St. George and a buffalo. The province's motto, "Gloriosus et liber," meaning 'Glorious and free,' reflects its rich history and independent spirit. The flag, approved in 1965, showcases the Union Jack and the provincial shield. Manitoba's floral emblem is the prairie crocus, a resilient flower that often emerges through the last prairie snow. The great gray owl is the official bird of Manitoba, while the white spruce is the designated tree, symbolizing the province's adaptability. The tartan, designed in 1962, represents the Red River Settlement and Manitoba's natural resources. In 2014, the plains bison was recognized as the official mammal emblem, and big bluestem became the provincial grass emblem. The Order of Manitoba, established in 1999, remains the highest honor bestowed by the province, reflecting Manitoba's commitment to excellence and service.

Climate

Northern Manitoba is characterized by a subarctic climate with long, extremely cold winters and brief, warm summers with minimal precipitation. Southern Manitoba features a humid continental climate with cold winters and warm, humid summers. Closer to the semi-arid interior, Southwestern Manitoba is drier and more prone to droughts than other parts of southern Manitoba. Generally, Manitoba is known for its sunny skies, ranking first in Canada for clearest skies year-round.