Lathe turned wooden Christmas figurines and ornaments
With the Holiday Season approaching, it is timely to illustrate how DIYers can create one-of-a-kind Christmas ornaments and figurines.
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Archive : November 2017
Housing and education issues discussed at Legislature
Every fall, the Manitoba REALTOR® Network (MRN) symposium brings members up to date on advocacy issues of direct interest to the industry.
Victoria Park — it was spared when public baths were built at Selkirk Park
In September 1906, water from a St. Boniface artesian well would be transported across the Red River to Victoria Park via pipes to build a public bath.
The blue jay is a much maligned bird
They look blue. You'd swear they are blue, a very striking and intense blue kind of blue. But they are not.
Symposium called a “resounding success”
Realtors convene to gather information and conceive initiatives designed to build a stronger Manitoba.
Caution urged due to thin ice conditions on city waterways
As temperatures continue to drop, citizens are advised that thin ice conditions are present on Winnipeg waterways, including drainage ditches, culverts, streams, creeks, retention ponds and rivers.
NHL created 100 years ago
If there's one sport that is part of the Canadian psyche, it's hockey.
There’s always next football season
It has been 27 years since the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have won a Grey Cup.
Street closures during Saturday’s Santa Claus Parade
This Saturday, numerous road closures will be in place in the downtown to accommodate the Santa Claus Parade.
Victoria Park — continual plans to use for another purpose
Despite the public park's obvious popularity, there were continual plans afoot to use it for another purpose.