Federal Funding Boosts Manitoba Tourism Industry

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Federal government invests $1.85 million in Manitoba tourism sector
Rosé Beach House to expand with a second building and spa
Funding supports job creation, cultural preservation, and tourism development
Recipients include the National Indigenous Residential School Museum and AI-powered northern lights tracker project
Initiative highlights Manitoba's attractions, economic potential, and community benefits

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