Winnipeg is a GREAT city, though. And they have lots of indoor-walkways throught downtown.

He told me stories about it, but I mostly remember his stories about the cold winters. One was how he tried to lick the frost off a metal street sign post and got his tongue stuck. I once flew over Winnipeg, and looking down, I thought, “Who would ever want to live there?”

is that cold. I grew up there, and the winters were often brutal.

Winnipeg just happens to be a city within Manitoba, that shares that climate.

What makes Winnipeg really bad is it’s main two intersecting streets, Portage and Main. The wind howls through that area, because the buildings channel it like a funnel.

Saskatchewan is just as cold, so is Alberta north of about Red Deer, and parts of Ontario.