Bergen Gardens, an assisted living and memory care residence in northeast Winnipeg, is transitioning to Concordia Wellness Projects Inc., the not-for-profit organization that owns and operates Concordia Village.
Manitoba is raising the monthly rent exemption threshold to $2,000, effective January 1, 2027, in what the province calls the largest expansion of rent control in decades.
The Manitoba government said it’s encouraged by Sobeys’ move to stop using a measure that can limit competing businesses from operating at specific locations but wants the grocery giant to go further.
The Manitoba Métis Federation says it has acquired a sizable property in downtown Winnipeg from the National Research Council of Canada.
A Red River Co-op food store and pharmacy is coming to downtown Winnipeg as part of the redevelopment of the former Portage Place.
Two new transitional housing developments are planned for downtown Winnipeg for women and children escaping gender-based violence.
A Winnipeg family investment firm has applied to build a massive 700-acre industrial park in CentrePort South.
Manitobans who rent their homes may soon get government cheques in the mail instead of a credit on their annual income tax returns.
The Manitoba government is challenging four locations owned by Sobeys at the municipal board, escalating its fight against property controls that it says block grocery competition and keep food prices high.
Ottawa and Treaty One Nations have announced a $91M affordable housing project that will bring 260 new units at Naawi-Oodena in Winnipeg.
Major changes are on the way for the Fairmont Winnipeg hotel once it closes this summer for a “transformational renovation.”
The province and Ottawa are contributing a combined $15M toward a land development project at Winnipeg’s Richardson International Airport.
