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05
Jul
2021
Downtown beer garden draws Winnipeggers anxious to reconnect – Winnipeg
As summer weather, combined with loosened pandemic restrictions, is drawing more and more Winnipeggers outdoors, some venues are drawing crowds again — socially distanced, of course. The co-owner of a popular downtown spot along the banks of the Assiniboine River told 680 CJOB people are just itching to get…
10
Mar
2021
Winnipeg Blue Bombers boss says CFL, XFL talks could be good news for league – Winnipeg
Discussions between the CFL and XFL about a potential partnership are underway, and the president of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers says it could be very good news overall for the Canadian league. The two sides say they are looking to identify opportunities for the leagues to collaborate, innovate and…
17
Dec
2020
New industrial development announced for Manitoba’s CentrePort – Winnipeg
Business is booming at CentrePort Canada, as the inland port has announced another project — a $65-million, 68-acre industrial park built by Whiteland Developers. Industrial space at the new four-building site, dubbed InkSport Business Park, will be ready in late 2021, according to Whiteland president Sam Sidhu. Read more:…
02
Oct
2020
Hudson’s Bay to close downtown Winnipeg location – Winnipeg
An iconic downtown Winnipeg shopping spot will soon be shutting its doors for good. Hudson’s Bay Company will close its Portage Avenue location in February 2021. In a statement provided to Global News, HBC said the closure is due to “shifting consumer behaviour and changes to how and where…
19
Sep
2020
Bunks Across Canada – Winnipeg
Sleep in Heavenly Peace (SHP) Winnipeg is holding its first national Bunks Across Canada event – coinciding with our American partners, where over 200+ chapters will be building beds for kids who don’t have a bed to sleep on. As a chosen non-profit organization for Lowe’s Canada Heroes Campaign,…
07
Apr
2020
Manitoba small business owners struggling during coronavirus pandemic – Winnipeg
It’s been a tough month for small businesses across the country and Manitoba is no exception. Many small businesses have laid off staff and some have said the COVID-19 crisis threatens to close their doors permanently. “Obviously, this is not going to be done by mid-April,” Melina Elliott of Winnipeg-based…