When a handful of Winnipeggers decided the time was ripe to take on the “royal and ancient game” in 1894, they couldn’t have foreseen that their humble beginning would result in the city turning into a golf mecca with more c...
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Iris Kennedy, the owner of the home at 6363 Southboine Dr., was the WinnipegREALTORS® curb appeal award winner in this year’s Winnipeg in Bloom contest. For claiming the award, she received a special framed print by well-known loca...
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by Bruce Cherney (part 3)
Members of the Winnipeg Golf Club (WGC), established in 1894 as the city’s first club dedicated to the “royal and ancient game,” proved to be wandering spirits, who were never content to ...
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The Canadian Real Estate Association has launched a new television campaign that highlights the value REALTORS® bring to one of life’s biggest financial decisions — home buying and selling.
In addition, the Winnipe...
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by Bruce Cherney (part2)
The Winnipeg Golf Club’s Norwood nine-hole golf course, the first ever links in the city, officially opened on Saturday afternoon, July 21, 1894. To mark the occasion, a large tent was erected a...
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The annual Fish Winnipeg Media Challenge provides a means of relaying the useful message to a rag-tag collection of print, radio and television media types that some children living in this city require a helping hand when it comes to e...
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Year-in and year-out, Winnipeg consistently has one of the lowest apartment vacancy rates in the country, hovering around one per cent over the last few years. To no one’s surprise, Winnipeg recorded a one-per-cent vacancy rate in...
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National home sales activity continued to trend down in July, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association, especially in British Columbia and Ontario.
CREA said the slowdown in demand in these two provinces was expected...
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by Heino Molls
I can always tell a public housing complex in every city and town in Canada when I pass through. Some people call them “housing projects” or other names that are not always complimentary.
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Greenish masses of algae blooms are nothing new to the South Basin of Lake Winnipeg. The Winnipeg Tribune on August 4, 1939, reported beaches along the lake were plagued by algae, “a water plant of the lowest division of the vegetable w...
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