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WINNIPEG — A new multi-unit rental housing complex is planned for downtown Winnipeg, just steps from the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
The Arts District project was announced Wednesday and promises 119 new rental units for middle-classes families at 290 Colony Street.
A Winnipeg business is taking a unique approach to protest ongoing construction in front of its Exchange District sneaker boutique.
Erik Olek, owner of Friday Knights, has dressed up mannequins in his McDermont Avenue shop’s front window in high-visibility safety gear, while adding street signs and pylons.
WINNIPEG — Pan Am Pool has fully reopened following construction work to upgrade areas of the facility.
The $3.42 million project included the replacement of the pool’s audio system and the installation of a new acoustic ceiling and lighting above the main pool.
WINNIPEG — A design contest to fill a soon-to-be vacant parcel of land in the Exchange District has itself a winner.
CentreVenture Development Corporation announced Friday that Daoust Lestage of Montreal had the winning submission for what the Market Lands development should look like.
The city will close Dugald Road between Plessis Avenue and Ravenhurst Street on Thursday for urgent water main work.
The closure begins at 9 a.m. Thursday with an anticipated reopening on Friday at 10 p.m.
WINNIPEG — Ground has been broken on a new 398-unit apartment community in Winnipeg’s Sage Creek neighbourhood.
Latitude 49 will be a six-building development and include a mix of micro-units, one-bedroom and two-bedroom suites located along Sage Creek Boulevard and Burning Glass Road.
The province is closing the westbound lanes over the Red River Bridge along the south Perimeter Highway to fix surface cracks in the bridge deck concrete.
One westbound lane of the bridge has been closed since November 14 as a safety precaution. Beginning Sunday, December 16, both westbond lanes will be closed until repairs can be completed by January 4, 2019.
A portion of Carlton Street will be temporarily closed for two days next week for tower crane work.
The first closure will occur Tuesday, December 18 from 9 p.m. until 3 a.m. on Wednesday, December 19. Southbound Carlton Street from Graham Avenue to St. Mary Avenue will be closed to vehicles at this time. The same stretch of roadway will also close on Sunday, December 23 from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
