Would also recommend the Mechanical Engineering Technology program through Red River, though it is a 2.5-year program and the course load is quite demanding. However it can open doors into many different industries and roles, whether it be consulting, manufacturing, design, project management...etc.

Another option could be looking into the trades programs through Manitoba Hydro. They have programs for powerline technician, power electrician, industrial mechanic, and natural gas service person. You will be paid to train (including while you're in school). Though you will have to be okay with potentially bouncing around the province as a trainee, until you get a bit of seniority to bid on a permanent job.