SummaryAnalysis of pollen and honeydew elements was performed on 29 honey samples, most of which were collected in 1983, from the province of Manitoba, Canada. Almost all of the honeys studied were unifloral with three pollen types, Brassicaceae (mustard family, canola),Meliloiusspp. (sweet clover) andLotus corniculatus(bird's-foot trefoil), predominating.‘Secondary’pollens, are represented byMelilotusspp., Brassicaceae (others),Trifolium hybridum/T. repens(alsike clover/white clover),Fagopyrum esculentum(buckwheat),Lotus corniculatusandHelianthus annum(sunflower). Honeydew elements were present in very small quantities. Several regional characteristics are shown.