Gabrielle Piché
Winnipeg Free Press
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Provincial government unveils infrastructure plan
The provincial government unveiled a $4.1 billion, five-year infrastructure plan Monday. → Read More
New Frontier Esports and Entertainment aiming high
A group of Manitobans believe Winnipeg’s next economic touchdown is in esports, and they’re ready to coach. → Read More
Activate Games opening second Winnipeg location
It’s game on in Transcona. → Read More
Wage gap remains wide amid shifts to remote work: report
Women are changing industries for higher paying jobs with more remote work options amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Still, on average, they’re earning less than male counterparts — and access to child care could be a factor. → Read More
Indigenous tourism conference coming to Winnipeg
The world’s largest Indigenous tourism conference is Winnipeg-bound. → Read More
Skaters glide along river trail
The partial closure of The Forks’ river trail wasn’t stopping Oryna Bganka. → Read More
Tourism Winnipeg in on Jordan fun
Michael B. Jordan’s quip about Winnipeg on late-night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live! is T-shirt material for the city’s tourism industry. → Read More
Passenger safety allegations chase northern bus lines
The ticket said to dress for the weather. → Read More
Game on!
Justin Chommany poured over his drawings. → Read More
Canadians under gratuity pressure near tipping point: poll
Iryna Turetska’s hands circle a coffee cup. → Read More
Students up for new challenge
Students from across Canada are tackling Manitoba businesses’ challenges in a new competition. → Read More
RRC Polytech launches ‘Quick Train’ microcredential programs
Trevor Nott uses a “ground up” approach. → Read More
Rural internet provider unreliable and deceptive, Manitoba woman claims in lawsuit
A Manitoban is leading a lawsuit against a Canadian rural internet service provider, alleging unreliable connection, deceptive marketing and an onerous cancellation process. → Read More
Higher interest rates will mean steeper payments on mortgages, other loans: forecast
Manitobans may avoid a recession, but they won’t be relieved of relatively high interest rates and slower growth this year, a top RBC economist predicted Thursday. → Read More
Company giving ambassadors customer loyalty points in lieu of monetary commission
A Winnipeg-based wellness product company has, at the last minute, shifted to giving its ambassadors customer loyalty points in lieu of monetary commission. → Read More
Financial pressures put Manitobans on unexpected edge
How would you handle an unexpected $500 fee? → Read More
Drones power crop protection
It’s been years since Nicole Nelissen scoured fields for crop disease. → Read More
Portage Avenue’s decades-long decline picked up speed during pandemic
Annette Frank began locking the door of her Portage Avenue bridal shop during the pandemic. She wanted to keep her customers safe and had to follow public-health capacity restrictions. → Read More
Osborne Street bookstore adds to neighbourhood
Martin Luther King Jr., a male ballerina and rainbow-coloured dinosaurs room together off Osborne Street. → Read More
Sals last quick-serve location up for sale
Winnipeggers decked out in gowns and tuxedos used to line up at the north Main Street Salisbury House for midnight meals. → Read More