Archive : 2010

Iceland's revenge

A Financial Times article concluded  that the recent volcanic eruption in Iceland, spreading clouds of ash toward Britain and the Netherlands, grounding aircraft in Europe and cancelling flights from other continents, is Iceland’...

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Industrialization of written words

Using a $75,000 grant from American industrialist and philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie, Winnipeg built its first public library building on William Avenue, which was officially opened on October 11,1905, by Canadian Governor General Earl Gre...

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Rebuilding neighbourhood one house at a time

by Todd Lewys As a REALTOR® who specializes in Winnipeg’s West End, Frank Zappia knows the area intimately. So when a landlord (one of the good ones in the area) told him he was tired of looking at a derelict ancient...

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Our lake shaped world

Ultimately, glacial Lake Agassiz was a blessing for Manitoba, providing today’s province with thousands of kilometres of beachfront on which to erect cottages as well as numerous lakes that are a resource for commercial fishing and re...

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Innovations for fast-paced real estate industry

As with other professionals, a REALTOR® is as good as the information at his or her disposal. As a REALTOR® member of WinnipegREALTORS®, a salesperson is required to be a full-time professional, which entails keeping up on all t...

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