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Edible Art
Plan an afternoon tour of the WAG’s fall exhibits, then head next door to Dessert Sinsations for…
Editor’s Pick: Top 5 Picture Perfect Plates
Editor’s pick
top 5 picture perfect plates
We love how these restaurants double as galleries,…
Wandering Wolseley
One of the city’s most unique neighbourhoods, Wolseley was named after Colonel Garnet Wolseley, a…
Winnipeg’s famous North End has spawned a variety of talented writers, artists and entertainers ranging from Let’s Make A Deal’s Monty Hall to The Guess Who’s Burton Cummings. The commercial main street of this neighbourhood, Selkirk Avenue, first saw development in the 1870s and its importance grew with a wave of immigration from Eastern Europe. The old country flavour of the neighbourhood still exists with a variety of boutiques, bakeries and butcher shops. This vibrant area also boasts 49 painted murals, each depicting a different multicultural and historical scenes.
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