In 2002, WinnipegREALTORS® made a presentation to what was then called a regional planning advisory committee on Manitoba's capital region.
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It was asserted in a satirical May 1, 1907, Winnipeg Tribune article that the death of Chad's Bear would be felt in political circles ...
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“Money makes the world go around. The world go around,” so sang Liza Minnelli in the 1972 movie, Cabaret.
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In many instances, having fun can mask a serious purpose. A prime example is Gimme Shelter, the brainchild of WinnipegREALTORS®.
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Apostle to Ireland, St. Patrick (c.389-c.461), was born in Roman England. Captured by Irish pirates when he was about 16, he was enslaved in Ireland for some six years.
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Manitoba can become the most improved province in education. To get there, we need a modernized, sustainable education funding model that puts the needs of our students first and gives our teachers the necessary resources in the classroom.
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A figure commonly featured by George Shields in his Winnipeg Tribune series of Chad's Bear cartoons that ran in 1906 was Colin H. Campbell, who was the attorney-general in the Premier Rodmond Roblin provincial government.
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For one day a year, Manitobans of all backgrounds can attire themselves in green, eat green cookies, drink beer dyed green, shout out Sláinte (Gaelic: health) and proclaim they are “friends of the Irish.”
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Buyers intending to build a luxury home in Winnipeg are rushing their plans in order to avoid paying the city's new impact fee, according to the latest monthly report released by WinnipegREALTORS®.
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Solar electric power has become a hot topic in Manitoba as more efficient and cost-effective PV or photovoltaic panels hit the market.
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