Discovery of yellow metal initiates prospector rush to the Manitoba community of Minitonas
Bits of yellow metal found in turkey in 1912 led to a gold rush to this little community 472 km northwest of Winnipeg.
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Archive : 2017
Dealing with an infestation of apple maggots
Getting a good crop of apples this year only to deal with an infestation of apple maggots can be heartbreaking.
Essential toolbox — forget about chewing gum and thread
For me, one of life's great mysteries is why homeowners possess plastic boxes containing dollar store tools and notions?
Murphy’s Law of the badly timed listing
You've spotted your dream property on your way home from work. It's perfect! And better yet, it's listed for sale.
Crescentwood — the Munson home was demolished and turned into a park
Crescentwood Park (now Enderton Park and commonly referred to as “Peanut Park”) was dedicated to the city in 1902 ...
Lethal, overwhelming force
The world has gotten a little more dangerous and scarier with the intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) tests by the North Koreans with the capability to reach the mainland United States.
Local commercial real estate market is quite healthy with interest expressed across all areas
Much like the provincial economy, the city's commercial real estate market is something that never seems to waver.
How to add soft close hardware to cabinet doors and drawers
Adding soft close hardware to kitchen and bathroom cabinets can be easy to challenging, depending on existing hinges or drawer slides.
Summer Games showcase Winnipeg
WinnipegREALTORS® has fond memories of being a Friends of the Games sponsor for the 1999 Pan Am Games, when it took on the responsibility of putting together and looking after a Home Stay/ Home Rental Program ...
Crescentwood — Enderton kept 43 lots for “sentimental reasons” that were sold four years after his death
Just three years after the Crescentwood auction sale of 133 lots, on June 25, 1920, Charles Henry “C.H.” Enderton, the founder of the subdivision, died while driving his car ...