the redevelopment of the site into The Forks. The developers, Artis REIT, continue to own and manage Johnston Terminal. The building is now home to a variety of specialty boutiques and stores, offices, a café, and The Old Spaghetti Factory. The basement of the building hosts the Johnston Terminal Antique Mall, which hosts more than 30 consigners and of new merchandise brought in daily. Travel Manitoba Visitor Information Centre Travel Manitoba Visitor Information Centre is the visitor information centre for Manitoba, offering travel counselling and trip planning services. The centre also acts as a meeting point for the "6,000 Years in 60 Minutes!" Parks Canada interpretive program offered throughout the summer months. Manitoba Children's Museum Located next to the Oodena Celebration Circle, the Manitoba Children's Museum is a non-profit, charitable children's museum featuring twelve permanent galleries. Originally opened at a different location in 1986, the museum's moved to its current building at the Forks in 1994. The museum is now housed in the former Kinsmen Building, which is the oldest surviving train repair facility in Manitoba, having been built in 1889. The museum underwent $10 million in renovations in 2011, including the addition of the Buhler Welcome Centre. Manitoba Theatre for Young People The Manitoba Theatre for Young People (MTYP) is a theatre for children and young adults, located at the Canwest Performing Arts Centre in The Forks, Winnipeg. The location provides of space for the theatre to use towards its missions of producing entertaining professional theatre, providing training in theatre and portraying the experience of Canadian children. MTYP's Theatre School offers Fall, Winter, and Spring sessions, as well as Spring break and Summer camps, including classes for children as young as three years old. MTYP offers free acting, performing and film training classes to Winnipeg's Aboriginal youth between the ages of 12 and 18. Canadian Museum for Human Rights The Forks is the location of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (the first national museum outside of Ottawa). Its construction was completed in 2014. The site for the museum is one of archaeological importance relating to First Nations history. Inn at the Forks Inn at the Forks is a five-storey hotel located at the Forks. It has 117 guest rooms and suites, meeting and reception space for up to 200 people, fitness facilities, and features The Current Restaurant & Lounge and Riverstone Spa. The hotel features natural slate floors