Ancient Free & Accepted Masons
Established in 1875 • Serving Manitoba's Masonic Community
Learn MoreFreemasonry in Manitoba will be the preeminent fraternal organization committed to improving good men through fellowship, leadership and education.
To teach and perpetuate a fraternal way of life of high moral standards through self-improvement, brotherhood, community involvement and benevolence.
The Grand Lodge of Manitoba, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons (A.F. & A.M.), was formed in 1875 and is the governing body of the 45 Masonic Lodges located throughout Manitoba.
The presence of Freemasonry in the Red River Settlement dates back to 1813 with John Palmer Bourke. The formation of Northern Light Lodge in 1864 marked the beginning of organized Freemasonry in the Red River Settlement and ultimately in the Prairie provinces of Canada.
Today, the 1,375 members of the Craft meet in lodges throughout Manitoba to practice their ancient ritual, study the symbolic meaning and history of the Craft, and determine ways to improve themselves and contribute to their community.
Spread throughout Manitoba, serving members in communities across the province.
Active Masons dedicated to fellowship, leadership, and community service.
Over 150 years of service and commitment to Masonic principles in Manitoba.
A shuttle service for cancer patients established in Winnipeg and Brandon, providing transportation support to those undergoing treatment.
Supporting one of Winnipeg's most important cultural institutions dedicated to human rights education and awareness.
Raises and distributes approximately $50,000 annually to charitable causes and community organizations throughout Manitoba.
Freemasonry teaches compassion, integrity, and charity. If you'd like to learn more about joining a lodge in your area, we'd love to hear from you.
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