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The cranes are out in droves but so are ‘for lease’ signs. Where we’re at and where we’re going in terms of urban renewal.
By Holli Moncrieff Winnipeg’s downtown is undergoing a period of exciting revitalization. In just ten years, the city has become a leader in economic growth and development. New developments strategically chosen to add life and vibrancy to the area have enjoyed brilliant success. The MTS Centre continues to draw people in record numbers, while Red River College’s Princess Street campus attracts students and young professionals to the neighbourhood. |
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By Amie Lesyk Tattoos have hit the mainstream with a force—infiltrating fashion, television and a whole lotta skin. Despite a huge, existing international scene, the popularity of tattoos has been taken to a whole new level with reality TV bringing tattooing right into the living rooms of many a North American home. |
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How a confident young generation is asserting itself — and making the workplace their own By Kenton Smith
In contrast to the distinct and unmistakable branding of generation X, the succeeding generation has been stuck with a dizzying array of labels: Echo Boomers, Millennials, Nexters, Boomlets, or the Facebook, YouTube, Internet, Echo, and/or Digital Generation. |
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Written by Wajdi Mouawad, who was heralded as Canada’s hottest playwright by the Globe and Mail, Scorched runs from Nov. 12 to 29 at the MTC Warehouse.
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Some of our favourite boutiques aren’t in the same place we last left them. The changing of the seasons has witnessed the changing of many a storefront with a big boom in the Exchange.
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Evolutionary and nostalgic at the same time, The Tallest Poppy has been slowly but surely luring foodies to its unassuming spot in the Red Road Lodge building on Main Street.
Progressive in its ability to accommodate a variety of appetites from vegans to meat-lovers, this lunch and breakfast spot takes us back via slow-cooked, family-style food. The ever-rotating menu is built from fresh, and often locally sourced, ingredients. |
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When I first moved to Winnipeg from small-town B.C., I was terrified of the downtown. Every person who crossed my path was a potential mugger… or worse. I visibly jumped if someone spoke to me, or tapped me on the shoulder while I was waiting for the bus. If I had the bad fortune of finding myself downtown at night, I practically sprinted home, house keys clutched in one hand to use as a weapon, if need be.
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