Mr. Cottontail is a nuisance and menace for gardeners
Some neighbourhoods are being overrun by bunnies this summer.
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Archive : July 2017
The dynamics of local real estate markets
It is self-evident, as a result of what has occurred this year in the hyperactive and volatile real estate markets of Vancouver and Toronto, that not all markets are the same across Canada.
Crescentwood — first-time visitors were impressed by its desirability as a select residential neighbourhood
A selling point for Crescentwood was the construction of a trunk sewer system from 1902 to 1905 up Jessie Street, which served the whole subdivision.
House that Jack built
Quarterback Jack Jacobs started what is considered one of the more memorable decades in the history of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Association reports June was another stand-out month for real estate activity
Exceptional June sales activity has put the local real estate market on track to at least match last year's record-setting pace, according to the WinnipegREALTORS® monthly market report.
How to grow three wonderful root vegetables
There is a touch of the sublime in a roasted pan of beets, parsnips and carrots, graced with a bit of balsamic vinegar and served when the dawns are touched by frost.
Old drawer made easier to open and close with metal sliders
After 40 years of contending with a sticky kitchen cabinet drawer mounted on wood guides, I recently decided to make the drawer easier to open and close by attaching metal slides to it.
HOP making a difference in city’s West End
To celebrate Canada's 150th anniversary, Habitat for Humanity is in the process of building 150 homes across the country, with 25 of those homes being built by Habitat for Humanity Manitoba ...
Crescentwood — city’s first planned neighbourhood was “safeguarded by desirable building restrictions”
“Only four days left!” announced an Enderton Contest advertisement in the May 28, 1902, Manitoba Free Press.
Finally, action on Freedom Road
About time! It's taken more than 100 years, but at last action has been taken on this file, and Winnipeggers should be among those celebrating.