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ooky! Sp * The world's first renowned serial killer Earl "The Strangler" Nelson criss-crossed the States until he landed in Winnipeg in June 1927. After killing two local Fort Garry Hotel, women, he Photo Courtesy The Centre Spa and Conference fled to Regina Photo Courte and back to the sy Gerry Kope low Manitoba-U.S. border Opened in 1928, Winnipeg hoping to evade James Armstrong Richardson capture. Police and International Airport, then called citizens caught Nelson, Stephenson Field, was the first who had by that time international airport in Canada. In killed 26 people in 20 2011, the airport opened Canada's months. Nelson was first LEED-certified terminal, and shipped by train back it was named one of the world's to Winnipeg iconic airports by Travel Channel. where he was www.tourismwinnipeg.com21 convicted and hung. * It is said that quirks & oddities The Fort Garry Hotel is haunted by a ghostly woman in a ball gown, a phantom diner and a mysterious ghost light that traverses the hallways of this grand hotel.

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