Twenty-five years ago in March, Stephen Juba stepped forward to accept a framed photo of a Great Grey Owl and thus became the very first inductee into the WinnipegREALTORS®-established Citizens Hall of Fame.
Twenty-five years ...
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This weekend, Jeff Stoughton has an opportunity to duplicate a feat that has only been done once before in Manitoba curling history. If Stoughton should win this week in the Tim Hortons Brier in London, Ontario, he will only be the second ski...
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As the name suggests, WinnipegREALTORS® represents real estate agents who choose to be members of the organization. WinnipegREALTORS® does not have any authority to grant real estate licences, as that responsibility and power rests ...
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by Bruce Cherney (part 1)
Winnipeg captain and forward Donald “Dan” Bain, the Victorias’ best player, was already out of the series due to an eye injury, when Antoine “Tony” Gingras was helped from the...
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Elaine’s journey on the road to Esther House, a second-stage addiction treatment facility for woman, began at the funeral of her friend who died from a drug overdose.
It’s a day the 36-year-old Winnipeg women remembers ...
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There are still quite a few people who remember the blizzard of ’66, which has since been termed by Environment Canada as “Snowstorm of the Century.” The Friday, March 4, 1966, blizzard — the weekday and day of t...
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WinnipegREALTORS® released a major discussion paper this week on Manitoba’s acute rental shortage. One of the items noted under the city of Winnipeg is its multi-family Residential Tax Incentive Program for Winnipeg’s downtow...
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by Bruce Cherney (Part 4 of 4)
News of Thomas Scott’s execution in Red River reached Ontario when the Toronto Globe published an article on March 26, 1870. The report was greeted with indifference by Ontarians, something whic...
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The chair of the WinnipegREALTORS® task force that recently released a discussion paper on the rental crisis in Manitoba says the message they hope comes out of the document is that everyone, including government, the private secto...
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Ice jams on the Red River have been a common problem for decades. Some years the ice fails to wreak havoc. While in other years, such as in 2009, the ice can pile up to cause extensive flooding and damage to homes and infrastructure along the...
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