by Bruce Cherney
Perhaps what Bobby Clark of Norway House saw and videotaped near Nelson House on April 16 this year was not a Sasquatch, but a Windigo. After all, a Windigo has more to do with First Nations lore in Manitoba than a S...
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Members of the Winnipeg Real Estate Board get asked all the time:
• “When is it going to end?”
• “Is it a bubble?”
• “When it bursts, what’s going to happen?&rdqu...
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We soon might be referring to Lake Winnipeg as the “sick old man of Manitoba.”
The 11th largest freshwater lake in the world has been under constant stress for decades, but never so greatly as in recent years. And, despit...
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Manitoba Hydro’s new $188-million office building is expected to be another anchor for the revitalization of Winnipeg’s downtown.
The new headquarters is also being called a model for highly energy-efficient building desi...
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The annual Canada Day quiz by the Domnion Institute and TD Bank Financial Group revealled that the average Canadian could only correctly answer eight of 20 questions on the economic history of the nation — the highest failure rate in ...
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It’s interesting to note that others keep trying to re-invent the wheel when it comes to the resale housing market.
We’ve seen many different groups try to impress upon the public that it isn’t necessary to us...
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Every year for the past 12 years, members and guests of the St. James
Legion celebrated Canada Day by holding an outdoor patio party.
But, not this year.
At a time when a city commission has just released a ...
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Sales and dollar volume rose to record levels in June, according to figures recently released by the Winnipeg Real Estate Board.
Dollar volume sales in June were just $5 million short of May’s all-time monthly record and stood ...
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