Summer concert series showcases WSO artists
Ever find yourself wanting to spend your lunch break listening to beautiful classical music played by world-class musicians?
Local man raises money with amphibious car
From the first look, you can tell that Jeff Norton’s car isn’t any ordinary car.
Winnipeg’s unique real estate market
With mortgage rates at historic lows, and a continuing low vacancy rate, Winnipeg’s housing sector is as competitive as ever.
Fringe Festival kickoff promises exciting 25th year
The Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival has been a staple in our city for over two decades.
Diary of a curious commuter
I can’t imagine a better way to get to work than powered by my own two feet. You couldn’t pay me to drive or take the bus downtown every day.
BIZ offers a taste of downtown living with lunchtime tour
As part of a larger effort to refresh downtown Winnipeg’s image, the Downtown BIZ hosted the first of its brand new Downtown Living Tours recently. Participants on the tour were given a ride around the Downtown and Exchange District areas in a classic trolley and were then taken to a condo development on Market Street…
The last of the best Club House sandwich in the city
Along with all the other Winnipeggers wanting to bid a fond farewell this week to a city lunch institution, I made a trip to The Wagon Wheel Lunch today to enjoy one of its famous, mouthwatering Club House sandwiches. One cannot go to the Wagon Wheel without having a Club House – at least once.…
The Future Of Times Changed
Businesses change but the idea is the successful part of the business Times Changed has created a scene. People love the bands that John Scoles brings in from out of town. The venue provides a place for local bands to get a gig, release an album and sell out a venue. It’s become the go-to…
The Wagon Wheel Restaurant’s final days
There are just a few days left if you want to sink your teeth into one of Wagon Wheel’s club house sandwiches.
House of Peace renovations allow for more residents
Imagine moving to a new country, where you know no one. You can’t speak the language, so it’s difficult to find a job, and you don’t know where you can live. This is a scenario being lived by many people in Winnipeg, including many women. In response to this need, Holy Names House of Peace…