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The Pembina Trail Library in south Winnipeg welcomed back book lovers for the first time on Monday, following an extensive renovation.
The library at 2724 Pembina Highway originally closed May 5 and now includes an upgraded entrance, universally accessible washrooms, and improved shelving and collections layout.
WINNIPEG — September 27 is the day True North Square Plaza will officially open to the public.
The mixed-use development in the heart of downtown is celebrating the opening of the first of two towers, located at 242 Hargrave Street.
By Sarah Klein
WINNIPEG — There’s a lot of movement happening at CentrePort Canada, with two companies planning large-scale expansions of their operations at the inland port.
Freightliner Manitoba will double the square footage of its space when it moves from Logan Avenue to a new 78,000-square-foot building on 13.5 acres in CentrePort’s Brookside Industrial Park Phase III.
WINNIPEG — The site of the former Public Safety Building is the subject of an expression of interest for new affordable housing.
CentreVenture Development Corporation is accepting EOIs from non-profit housing developers who wish to build on the future Market Lands site.
By Sarah Klein
WINNIPEG — All three levels of government came together Friday to announce a combined $315.9 million in funding to improve Winnipeg’s infrastructure.
The province and Ottawa are each contributing $100 million, while the city is investing $115 million.
WINNIPEG — Construction work is continuing on seven schools across Manitoba, where the province says it will spend $129.5 million on such projects in 2018-19.
“This investment in major additions and renovations will create quality learning environments that benefit students, staff and communities,” said Education and Training Minister Kelvin Goertzen.
By Brian Schultz
WINNIPEG — True North Square is being backed by up to $11.95 million in tax increment financing by the province.
The funding will support the development of the True North Square Public Plaza and residential tower, surrounding streets, sidewalks and skywalks, as well as the residential tower at the Sutton Place Hotel and residential development.
A temporary road closure will see King Street shut down on Sunday between William Avenue and James Avenue.
In order to install a water main, the city will have vehicle access restricted between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m.
