How to Meet and Date Rich Men in Manitoba, Canada
by kalyani10
Meet the Industrial Barons
Manufacturing is Manitoba’s largest sector, accounting for over 12% of total GDP. With over 250 companies in the value-added food processing industry, it is the largest manufacturing sector in Manitoba, representing 25% of total provincial manufacturing shipments and accounting for manufacturing shipments of approximately $4.0 billion in 20103. Manitoba is home to Canada’s largest plants for furniture, doors, windows and cabinetry. It is also North America’s largest producer of intercity and urban buses. Manitoba`s $1.9 billion transportation equipment manufacturing industry, which is the province`s second largest manufacturing industry. The sector employs an estimated 6,500 persons and accounts for about 10% of Manitoba’s annual exports. A large amount of the economic activity in the sector is concentrated in the two large bus manufacturers - Motor Coach Industries and New Flyer Industries - which produce buses for the North American market, and in a large tractor manufacturer - Buhler Industries - which produces tractors for the North American and global markets. Keeping in mind the lucrative nature of the manufacturing sector in Manitoba, it would be a good idea to look out for industrial barons as well as high-earning executives, financiers and engineers in the province as they frequent places of business and convention centers in the biggest cities.
Glamour of the Uniform
The province of Manitoba is home to several bases of Canadian Armed Forces. foremost among these is the Canadian Forces Base at the Winnipeg International Airport which hosts flight operations support divisions and several training schools, as well as the 1 Canadian Air Division and Canadian NORAD Region Headquarters. 17 Wing of the Canadian Forces is also based at CFB Winnipeg; the Wing has three squadrons and six schools. Canadian Forces Base Shilo (CFB Shilo) is an Operations and Training base of the Canadian Forces located 35 kilometers (22 mi) east of Brandon. CFB Shilo is the home of the 1st Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, both battalions of the 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group, and the Royal Canadian Artillery. Apart from these, CFB Shilo hosts training units such as the Western Area Training Centre Detachment Shilo and the Communications Reserve School. The presence of so many military installations implies a healthy presence of well-paid officers in the province, many of who are likely to be single too. And even though the military paycheck may not be comparable with the ones in the corporate life, the lifestyle perks and the glamour of the uniform may be equally strong points of attraction. So make it a point to keep your social calendar free for the officers’ functions and social events that may be hosted in the Canadian Force Bases or the Canada Aviation Museum from time to time and if you are lucky, you might have several handsome officers to give you company.
See the Rich Sights
Manitoba, located in the center of Canada, may be known as one of the prairie provinces, but in addition to characteristic plains, the landscape features thousands of lakes, wildlife-rich boreal forests and a coastline along Hudson Bay in the far north. Tourism is a $1.26 billion industry in Manitoba and is a vital contributor to Manitoba’s economy4. Riding Mountain National Park, which covers 1,158 square miles of prairies, meadows, lakes, boreal forests, hills and valleys, is Manitoba's top wilderness destination. Churchill's Arctic wildlife is a major tourist attraction; the town is a world capital for polar bear and beluga whale watchers. above all as Manitoba's capital, Winnipeg offers visitors the province's largest and most diverse range of accommodations, restaurants, stores and an array of urban and cultural attractions, all of which are sure to draw well to do vacationers from all over the country.
Yet another interesting way to meet wealthy vacationers here is to go on a fancy cruise. A handful of operators provide river cruises in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. "M.S. River Rouge" is the largest ship navigating the Assiniboine and Red rivers; Cruises feature two-hour tours of the river with a guide providing information on the region's historic and contemporary landmarks. while there are operators of smaller watercraft, including pontoon boats, provide tour services in and outside Winnipeg, a better idea would be to book yourself on one of the heritage cruises like that offered by The city of Winnipeg in the form of river interpretive boat tours that wind along the Seine, Assiniboine and Red waterways. The tour gives visitors a glimpse at Winnipeg's early fur trade, the city's old forts, the origins of the Forks Harbor and the influence the rivers have on the city
Explore Wealthy Neighborhoods
Relationship advisors point out that one of the sure-fire ways to meet a wealthy single is to live near where they do. And if it is just a small pad that you can afford, living among the rich would allow you to mingle with them on a regular basis. Approximately seven kilometers from downtown Winnipeg, Tuxedo boasts the city's most substantial property values. Canadian Business magazine pegs Chataway Boulevard as the richest stretch of homeowners in Manitoba5. Tuxedo most certainly possesses some of the most opulent homes the city offers. An average home value of more than $800,000 based on the large lots and the palatial-style homes. As the city's most affluent area, Assiniboine South (which includes Tuxedo) carried an average household income, in 2006, of $58,000, more than 1.5 times the city average6. Other similarly affluent areas are Litchfield Boulevard and Colchester Bay, also in Tuxedo as well as Winnipeg’s southwest, including newer developments such as Whyte Ridge and established ones like River Heights.
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Located in the prairie region of Canada, Manitoba is the eighth largest province of the country in terms of total area. However the province is rich in natural resources and scenic beauty besides offering a wide variety of economic opportunities, making Manitoba one of the best places to live in Canada. And if you are looking to take your dating life up a notch or two, this may be just the kind of place to look for single wealthy partner.
Get to know the Rich Farmers
Agriculture is vital and is found mostly in the southern half of the province, although grain farming occurs as far north as The Pas. Around 12 percent of Canadian farmland is in Manitoba. The most common type of farm found in rural areas is cattle farming, followed by assorted grains and oilseed. Manitoba is the nation's largest producer of sunflower seed and dry beans and one of the leading sources of potatoes. Portage la Prairie is a major potato processing center, and is home to the McCain Foods and Simplot plants, which provide French fries for McDonald's, Wendy's, and other commercial chains. Can-Oat Milling, one of the largest oat mills in the world, also has a plant in the municipality. According to provincial calculations, economic activity generated by farmers, along with the food-and-beverage-processing and food-service industries, created $10.1 billion in economic activity in 2010 – and generated 62,000 jobs for Manitobans1. Thus if you eager to meet well to do singles in this province, keep an eye out for successful and budding farmers.
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Dig into the Natural Resources
The mining and petroleum industries make up the second-largest primary resource industry of Manitoba’s economy. The 2012 value of mining and petroleum production totaled $3.13 billion2, comprising of Petroleum comprised of $1.62 billion or 51.7%, Metallic minerals $1.32 billion or 42.3% and Industrial Minerals $187.5 million or 6.1%. Manitoba’s mining and petroleum industries directly employ an average of 5,700 people annually. There are 39 companies that produce oil in Manitoba, ranging from large multinationals to small locally based producers. Crude oil produced in Manitoba is shipped through the Enbridge pipeline system or Canadian National Railway to refiners in eastern Canada and the northeast and north-central areas of the United States. There are approximately 40 companies active in mineral exploration and mining in Manitoba. Two mining companies Reed Mine and HudBay Minerals employ approximately half of the workforce in this sector. So if you want to meet some of the richest men in Manitoba, look out for the owners and executives of the energy companies who are sure to make tidy profits as oil prices soar in the international market.
Meet the Industrial Barons
Manufacturing is Manitoba’s largest sector, accounting for over 12% of total GDP. With over 250 companies in the value-added food processing industry, it is the largest manufacturing sector in Manitoba, representing 25% of total provincial manufacturing shipments and accounting for manufacturing shipments of approximately $4.0 billion in 20103. Manitoba is home to Canada’s largest plants for furniture, doors, windows and cabinetry. It is also North America’s largest producer of intercity and urban buses. Manitoba`s $1.9 billion transportation equipment manufacturing industry, which is the province`s second largest manufacturing industry. The sector employs an estimated 6,500 persons and accounts for about 10% of Manitoba’s annual exports. A large amount of the economic activity in the sector is concentrated in the two large bus manufacturers - Motor Coach Industries and New Flyer Industries - which produce buses for the North American market, and in a large tractor manufacturer - Buhler Industries - which produces tractors for the North American and global markets. Keeping in mind the lucrative nature of the manufacturing sector in Manitoba, it would be a good idea to look out for industrial barons as well as high-earning executives, financiers and engineers in the province as they frequent places of business and convention centers in the biggest cities.
Glamour of the Uniform
The province of Manitoba is home to several bases of Canadian Armed Forces. foremost among these is the Canadian Forces Base at the Winnipeg International Airport which hosts flight operations support divisions and several training schools, as well as the 1 Canadian Air Division and Canadian NORAD Region Headquarters. 17 Wing of the Canadian Forces is also based at CFB Winnipeg; the Wing has three squadrons and six schools. Canadian Forces Base Shilo (CFB Shilo) is an Operations and Training base of the Canadian Forces located 35 kilometers (22 mi) east of Brandon. CFB Shilo is the home of the 1st Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, both battalions of the 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group, and the Royal Canadian Artillery. Apart from these, CFB Shilo hosts training units such as the Western Area Training Centre Detachment Shilo and the Communications Reserve School. The presence of so many military installations implies a healthy presence of well-paid officers in the province, many of who are likely to be single too. And even though the military paycheck may not be comparable with the ones in the corporate life, the lifestyle perks and the glamour of the uniform may be equally strong points of attraction. So make it a point to keep your social calendar free for the officers’ functions and social events that may be hosted in the Canadian Force Bases or the Canada Aviation Museum from time to time and if you are lucky, you might have several handsome officers to give you company.
See the Rich Sights
Manitoba, located in the center of Canada, may be known as one of the prairie provinces, but in addition to characteristic plains, the landscape features thousands of lakes, wildlife-rich boreal forests and a coastline along Hudson Bay in the far north. Tourism is a $1.26 billion industry in Manitoba and is a vital contributor to Manitoba’s economy4. Riding Mountain National Park, which covers 1,158 square miles of prairies, meadows, lakes, boreal forests, hills and valleys, is Manitoba's top wilderness destination. Churchill's Arctic wildlife is a major tourist attraction; the town is a world capital for polar bear and beluga whale watchers. above all as Manitoba's capital, Winnipeg offers visitors the province's largest and most diverse range of accommodations, restaurants, stores and an array of urban and cultural attractions, all of which are sure to draw well to do vacationers from all over the country.
Yet another interesting way to meet wealthy vacationers here is to go on a fancy cruise. A handful of operators provide river cruises in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. "M.S. River Rouge" is the largest ship navigating the Assiniboine and Red rivers; Cruises feature two-hour tours of the river with a guide providing information on the region's historic and contemporary landmarks. while there are operators of smaller watercraft, including pontoon boats, provide tour services in and outside Winnipeg, a better idea would be to book yourself on one of the heritage cruises like that offered by The city of Winnipeg in the form of river interpretive boat tours that wind along the Seine, Assiniboine and Red waterways. The tour gives visitors a glimpse at Winnipeg's early fur trade, the city's old forts, the origins of the Forks Harbor and the influence the rivers have on the city
Explore Wealthy Neighborhoods
Relationship advisors point out that one of the sure-fire ways to meet a wealthy single is to live near where they do. And if it is just a small pad that you can afford, living among the rich would allow you to mingle with them on a regular basis. Approximately seven kilometers from downtown Winnipeg, Tuxedo boasts the city's most substantial property values. Canadian Business magazine pegs Chataway Boulevard as the richest stretch of homeowners in Manitoba5. Tuxedo most certainly possesses some of the most opulent homes the city offers. An average home value of more than $800,000 based on the large lots and the palatial-style homes. As the city's most affluent area, Assiniboine South (which includes Tuxedo) carried an average household income, in 2006, of $58,000, more than 1.5 times the city average6. Other similarly affluent areas are Litchfield Boulevard and Colchester Bay, also in Tuxedo as well as Winnipeg’s southwest, including newer developments such as Whyte Ridge and established ones like River Heights.
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