Federal Justice Minister Vic Toews sent his regrets that he couldn’t be present, saying he had a good reason. Fittingly, the “law-and-order” Canadian cabinet minister in a message told the audience at the Winnipeg Conventi...
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A sale of a home for $2.025 million on Wellington Crescent and another $1.25-million home sale in Pritchard Farm Properties helped boost April MLS® dollar volume to a best-ever benchmark for the month, reported the Winnipeg Real Estate ...
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by Connie Adair
The Housing Opportunity Partnership (HOP), a not-for-profit inner-city housing revitalization initiative started by WREB in 1995, buys rundown houses, renovates them and sells them to new owners. ...
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by Bruce Cherney
A year after the spectacular collapse of the real estate boom of 1881-82, optimism still reigned, although the wild year of speculation was never to be again duplicated in Winnipeg.
Newspapers a ye...
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Leading up to the City Summit held this week in Winnipeg, a number of interesting proposals have been articulated to revitalize Winnipeg’s downtown area. One of the proposals harkens back to an earlier era, when Winnipeg’s first...
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The 2006 Federal Budget measures will put more money in the pockets of individual Canadians and enhance their ability to maintain and finance a home, the Winnipeg Real Estate Board said following the tabling of the 2006 federal budget on Ma...
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