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Archive : February 2018
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Historic St. Boniface offers fascinating look at Francophone architecture
From February 16 to 25, Saint-Boniface — Winnipeg's historic French quarter — will once again host Western Canada's largest winter festival.
After 60 years of debate and acrimony, the new City Hall was built
By December 1960, Juba was suggesting that federal assistance for a new city hall would be a possibility if it was built on the existing Main Street site.
Understanding seed package info and demystifying plant tags
Seed packages provide a plethora of information including number of days of germination.
Winnipeg still offers steady stable housing market
Thanks in part to Manitoba's diversified – and, hence, steady economy – MLS market performance both inside and outside the city remained strong in 2017.
Development of new infill strategy to address growing need for additional housing in Winnipeg
The issue of “Not In My Backyard”, or what is referred to as NIMBY, has never been more relevant.
Build a Boneski Garden to discover ritual and mystery
If you have never experienced the ritual and mystery of a bonseki garden, it is time to create one of your own..
Broadway and Elmwood locations were contenders for future City Hall
The actual “site” selection would continue to be a problem for a few more years.
Seed planting for the novice gardener
Now a new generation of gardeners is emerging and this group of thirty- and even twenty-somethings have their eyes on much more: the thrill of growing their own plants from seed and, particularly, the thrill of growing edibles.