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Celebrating the importance of tourism

June 17/2019
With over 150 thousand visitors to the Watrous and Manitou Beach area and spending upwards of $25 million each year, the area continues to be a premier destination in the province. With the uniqueness of the properties in Little Manitou Lake and the tremendous amenities and attractions that come with it, more and more people are not only visiting but in a lot of cases, they are calling the area home. To read more,click here

Video Stop becoming a bucket list item for visitors to the area

June 17/2019
For decades movie fans throughout North America had the luxury of renting the latest movie or their favourite flick at their local video store. As time marched on so did the digital age and chains like Blockbuster, Rogers, and VHQ were forced to close. While most began permanently rolling their end credits, Video Stop in Watrous has not only remained open but has caught the attention of visitors to the area.
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Little Manitou Art Gallery provides unique setting

June 17/2019
Nestled in the heart of Manitou Beach with an inviting and artistic ambiance, the Little Manitou Art Gallery has been attracting the attention of not only visitors to the resort village but locals as well. Now in its seventh season, the Little Manitou Art Gallery is owned by Sarah McKen. Together with her partner, Clayton Cave, the artists who create their own works have not only enjoyed the opportunity to call Manitou Beach home but have loved the chance to share their passion for art with others.
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