Hell's Kitchen (Winnipeg)

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This article is about the neighborhood in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in Canada; for other uses, see Hell's Kitchen (disambiguation).

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"Hell's Kitchen" is the poorest neighborhood in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada consisting mainly of Furby, Young, and Langside streets, a rough neighborhood in Winnipeg's core downtown area. Local residents named it after the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood in New York City. Proximate to the Broadway area, this mulitcultural melting has begun to sprout ethnic-oriented gangs such as the "Mad Cows" and their rival "B-Siders", who tend to challenge one another for control of the drug-trade in this somewhat impoverished area.^{[citation needed]}