admission when first admission purchased at regular
price. Print coupon at caa
manitoba.com/OHMcoupon
Prairie bucket list
Ever wanted to track polar
bears? Or go horseback
riding among bison herds?
If so, we’ve found the
guidebook for you.
SPORTS
WHL turns 50
One of Canada’s great
junior hockey organizations turns 50 this year. The
Western Hockey League
was founded in 1966 to
compete with elite leagues
in Quebec and Ontario.
Manitoba’s own Brandon
Wheat Kings joined the
WHL roster in 1967 and are
two-time winners of the Ed
Chynoweth Cup. Catch the
Wheat Kings in action at
the Keystone Centre.
Regular season ends
March 19
wheatkings.com
Hometown Hockey
Ron MacLean and the rest
of the Sportsnet crew
64
SPRING 2016
celebrate slapshots and stickhandling when Hometown
Hockey visits Winnipeg.
Head to The Forks to meet
NHL alumni, try skills games
for players of all ages and
watch the Jets face off against
the Minnesota Wild at a free
outdoor viewing party.
followed by an outdoor
rooftop observation session.
You’ll learn the fascinating
stories behind the stars and
how to recognize them in
spring skies.
March 17, CAA members
get 50% off a second
The Great Canadian
Prairies Bucket List by
Robin Esrock features
one-of-a-kind experiences
throughout Manitoba and
Saskatchewan. Uncover
ancient archaeological mysteries in Winnipeg or see
the world’s largest gathering of snakes—all just a
short drive from home.
April 2-3,
hometownhockey.com
ETC.
Stargazing
Did you know there are 88
officially recognized constellations covering the
night sky? Learn how to
identify them at Astronomy
Night at Oak Hammock
Marsh near Stonewall.
The evening event features
an indoor presentation
CAA MANITOBA
Stars and light
shows at Oak
Hammock Marsh
(HOCKEY) MARISSA BAECKER/GETTY; (SKY) TARA ROMASANTA/STOCKSY
Once-in-a-lifetime adventures
close to home
Wheat Kings’
defenceman
Ivan Provorov