Overview

An amalgamation of three colleges, this very small Anabaptist Christian institution was founded in 2000 and accepted into Universities Canada in 2008. The main campus is situated 10km from downtown Winnipeg and close to the Assiniboine Forest. It offers a small number of bachelor programs, including in Music Therapy and Conflict Resolution, at the Menno Simons site on the campus of Winnipeg University. Winnipeg in the heart of the prairies is the provincial capital of Manitoba. It was a First Nations hub for over 10,000 years and the Forks in the city centre is a historic site at the intersection of the Red and Assiniboine Rivers. Today it is beautiful parkland with shops, cafés and restaurants. ‘Win nipee’ in Cree means ‘muddy waters’. The Exchange district boasts handsome early 20th century buildings and St Boniface is Canada’s oldest French community outside Québec. Winnipeg has a number of museums including The Canadian Museum for Human Rights. The city has a small International Airport with internal flights and also to the USA. It is on the transcontinental railway.