- Marsden Schools
- (1908 - 1966) Marsden No 1 was attended by the children of European settlers living on the farmland to the north of Turtle Mountain, whereas Marsden No 2 was attended by Metis children living in teh bush around Lake Metigoshe.
- McCharles Cabin
- (1940s and 1950s) This tiny cabin was the vibrant home for Roy and Maggie McCharles.
- Melgund - Almost a Village
- Melita Robbery
- Mennonite Settlement in Southwest Manitoba
- (Post 1923) Mennonite refugees escaping Russia found a life on the Manitoban prairies.
- Métis Bison Hunts
- (1820s – 1870s) The Metis Bison Hunts were more than an economic necessity; they were a lifestyle.
- Métis Intermediaries
- Métis Wintering Communities
- (1840s – 1870s) In order to harvest the bison in the wintertime, the Metis established wintering communities on the prairies from which they hunted and processed bison meat and furs.
- Moberly
- (1882 - 1920) The townsite of Moberly on the shore of Whitewater Lake was promoted as a resort town, but nothing was every built.
- Moncur Gallery - People of the Plains
- Mountainside General Store
- Mr. Barneby's Visit
- Mr. Bryan's Whistle Stop
- Mr. Logan Comes to Lauder
- As often happened, settlers came first... then the town followed
- Mrs. Hathaway's Homestead
- Mrs. Weightman Comes to Canada
- Mullett Site
- Murder and Mutiny Aboard the Cutty Sark
- Murder for a Homestead
- Charlie Daw and Jacob Smith met an unfortunate end at the hands of greed
- Naming Medora
- The story of each small town has both typical and unique elements.
- Napinka at the Crossroads
- A CPR decision created a boom in Napinka and it lasted quite a while.
- Napinka School - Built to Last
- Newcomb's Hollow: Old Deloraine Land Titles Office
- (1880 – 1893) During its thirteen years of operation, the Old Deloraine Land Titles Office settled 1,200,000 acres of prairie land.
- Numbered Treaties in Manitoba
- Nurse Halladay and Boissevain’s First Hospital
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