by Bruce Cherney (part 2)
When the car tour to Brandon was initiated by the Winnipeg Automobile Club, it was appropriately renamed an “endurance run” due to the extremely poor condition of roads in rural Manitoba. A ...
View Article
Manitobans may now be carrying more mortgage debt as a result of increased house prices, but the province has the lowest level of consumer per capita debt in Canada, according to a new report.
In addition, Manitoba’s co...
View Article
Today, Thanksgiving Day is noted as a regularly scheduled annual affair, a time when families gather together to enjoy a turkey dinner complete with dressing, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes and gravy, with dessert usually consisting of a sl...
View Article
Below are the top-10 reasons why it pays to use a REALTOR®. It’s a good time to relate this helpful reminder, as using REALTORS® clearly provided great results in September. It was a month to remember, as both sales and dollar...
View Article
by Bruce Cherney (part 1)
Stones were his sole weapon, but the man was undaunted and prepared to throw his missiles to prevent the “horseless carriage” from spooking his team of horses. Upon encountering the automobile ...
View Article
Before the WinnipegREALTORS®
/Shaw TV Mayoral Forum got underway, candidate Judy Wasylycia-Leis told the WREN she had pulled even with incumbent Sam Katz in a recent poll because of her courage to announce a campaign pla...
View Article
The fact that a comedian recently invaded the hallowed halls of Washington by appearing before the House Immigration, Citizenship, Refugees, Border Security and International Law subcommittee hearing, and used humour to make a point sho...
View Article
A number of organizations have or will be hosting or sponsoring mayoral forums to help Winnipeggers make an informed decision when they mark their ballots on October 27.
This week, the Winnipeg BIZ hosted a mayoral candidate ...
View Article
by Bruce Cherney (part 3 of 3)
The fate of the Winnipeg headquarters of the Bull Tractor Company of Canada and its factory in Port Arthur (now Thunder Bay) was decided by the problems confronting its parent company across the borde...
View Article
Manitoba’s housing affordability has slightly eroded in the second quarter of 2010 as a result of higher home prices and mortgage rates, but that hasn’t put too much added pressure on home buyers, according to the latest Housing A...
View Article
