Have office-to-residential conversions across Canada run their course?
Second life, selective future: Where Canada’s office conversion wave goes from here.
Independent bookstores are multiplying, although many people still think they’re dying out
Allison Hill, CEO of the American Booksellers Association, is used to strangers expressing sympathy when they learn what she does for a living.
CentrePort South industrial development plan believed to be largest ever in city
The city has received an application for what is believed to be the largest industrial development ever proposed in Winnipeg.
Winnipeg proposes new system to break infill housing stalemates over infrastructure costs
City says developers sometimes wait years for others to pay for sewer, water upgrades.
Seasons Of Tuxedo mall listed for sale as Winnipeg expects banner year
Institutional asset sales fuel growth in private investment volume.
Princess Auto to open flagship Winnipeg store as part of retail strategy shift
Princess Auto says it is opening a 100,000-square-foot flagship store in Winnipeg next month as the privately-owned retailer shifts toward a more experiential retail model focused on community engagement and hands-on customer experiences.
Princess Auto to unveil vision with new Panet Road flagship
Princess Auto to unveil vision with new Panet Road flagship.
Fort Garry Hotel draws ‘very strong interest’ from potential new ownership
Fort Garry Hotel draws ‘very strong interest’ from potential new ownership.
Province to make non-profit thrift stores eligible for security rebate
The Manitoba government is expanding its business security rebate to include non-profit thrift stores.
Developers selling some land slated for delayed ‘complete community’ near Polo Park
Developers of a $1-billion proposal to create a “complete community” near Polo Park now plan to sell off up to 16 acres of the land, though a key proponent stresses they are still pursuing the project.