WinnipegREALTORS® members continue to provide value
A lot has changed over the last number of years with new development springing up across the city and throughout the capital region which WinnipegREALTORS® market region encompasses.
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Archive : 2017
Nicknames of the famous and infamous
It's astonishing how many famous people, dead and alive, have nicknames. This applies to royalty, military personnel, entertainers, sports personalities, people in government and in the arts.
Winnipeg’s first post offices — mail service evolved with advancements in transportation
For decades, residents of the Red River Settlement lived upon the bald prairie in virtual isolation, deprived of regular contact with the outside world.
Another lost paradise
Many Canadians would be surprised to learn is that at one time Jamaica was considered a prime candidate for annexation to Canada..
Annual MLS® dollar volume increased for 16th year in a row
Last year was a banner year for WinnipegREALTORS®, according to the association's year-end wrap-up.
Mortgage rule changes could have profound impact
In late 2016, The Department of Finance announced changes to the qualification rules for a mortgage.
Observation of Epiphany older than Christmas
This first REN of 2017 makes its appearance on an important Christian holy day — The Feast of the Epiphany. This day marks the end of the Christmas season.
2016 was a record sales year for WinnipegREALTORS® MLS market
Suffice it to say that 2016 was a very good year for WinnipegREALTORS® MLS® market.
Red Knight — program cancellation preceeded by another fiery crash
An RCAF board of inquiry investigated the 1963 crash that killed Morin, who had only been a Red Knight pilot since May that year, and decided to continue the Red Knight program after making some safety recommendations.
A Canadian titan was born 200 years ago
Although Laurier was a member of a different political party, the future prime minister praised the past prime minister, conferring upon Macdonald the respect that he well deserved.