Saskatchewan-Manitoba

Winnipeg received a double dose of good news in June when two new hotel properties were announced within a few days of each other. The first was Quebec-based Groupe Germain Hospitality which agreed to partner with Longboat Development Corp.

One of downtown Winnipeg's long-shuttered heritage buildings is about to undergo a renaissance.

A pair of Winnipeg restaurateurs is preparing to boldly go where no Manitobans have gone before.

The building that has been hailed as the saviour of downtown Winnipeg and one of the catalysts for the return of the National Hockey League is getting a makeover.

Housing The rental market is something of a controversial issue in Swift Current. According to a recent report from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp., the town's vacancy rate is 9.6 per cent, which would make it one of the highest in Saskatchewan.

"We're at about 13,500 right now. We think we're within a year of surpassing Thompson as the third-largest city in the province (behind Winnipeg and Brandon).

When True North Sports & Entertainment chairman Mark Chipman uttered the following statement into a microphone - "I am excited beyond words to announce our purchase of the Atlanta Thrashers.

Winnipeg's realtor community is ready to hop over the boards.

It took just a few short days for Winnipeggers to show the NHL that they're serious about hockey.

MTS Allstream didn't wait until the deal to buy the Atlanta Thrashers was finalized to extend its connection to the focal point of downtown Winnipeg.