Jobs in Winnipeg for newcomers
Canada's most affordable big city — where newcomers thrive.
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The job marketThe city's economy is diversified across manufacturing, agriculture, transportation, and healthcare. Winnipeg's cultural scene is vibrant, with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, a thriving arts community, and a strong community spirit.
Cost of livingLiving costs here are affordable. Budget about $1,200 a month for a one-bedroom, $360 for groceries and $105 for a transit pass.
Manitoba StartEmployment and career services specifically for newcomers to Manitoba.
Winnipeg English Language Assessment and Referral Centre (WELARC)Language assessment and referral to language training programs.
Neighbourhoods newcomers choose
West EndDiverse and affordable neighbourhood popular with Filipino and African newcomers. Close to downtown.About $950 a month
North KildonanFamily-friendly suburban area with growing immigrant community and good schools.About $1,100 a month
Questions newcomers ask
Winnipeg offers Canada's most affordable big-city living, one of the most active Provincial Nominee Programs (MPNP), a strong settlement services network, and established multicultural communities.
Winnipeg has very cold winters (down to -30°C to -40°C with wind chill). However, the city is well-prepared with indoor walkways, heated transit shelters, and a strong winter culture.