Manitoba – Where Swedish Roots Run Deep
Immigration from Sweden to Canada started slowly. A rail and retail centre, most Swedes passed through Winnipeg as part of the immigration process.
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Immigration from Sweden to Canada started slowly. A rail and retail centre, most Swedes passed through Winnipeg as part of the immigration process.
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Read moreJacob Fahlström is considered to be the first Swede in Manitoba. By 1812 he was listed living in Playgreen Lake Manitoba.
Read moreDid you know: every time you buy a muffin at Tim Hortons or McDonald’s, odds are it is wrapped in Swedish paper?
Read more“Canada is fantastic! I love Toronto and my fans there,” says hockey legend Börje Salming, whose most recent trip to the city almost cost him his life.
Read moreWhy do Swedes celebrate våffeldagen? You may wonder “what is the origin of Waffle Day”? According to the Christian gospels, 25th of March is the day when the archangel Gabriel
Read moreBefore the 8th century, the peoples of Scandinavia spoke more or less the same Germanic language called Proto-Norse.
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