City eatery and bakery turns out tasty treats that spare the gluten but not the flavour
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City eatery and bakery turns out tasty treats that spare the gluten but not the flavour
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Winnipeg Free Press By: ERIK PINDERA
Last Modified: 6:14 AM CDT Wednesday, May. 5, 2021 | Updates
MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS
Sewer and water main work has reduced Corydon Avenue to two lanes from four at various points between Daly and Lilac streets. The work, which began April 17 and won’t be done until the end of May, has created a lot of mayhem for some businesses along the route.
THE noise and mess caused by springtime construction is an insult to injury for Winnipeg shop owners.
THE noise and mess caused by springtime construction is an insult to injury for Winnipeg shop owners.
WINNIPEG Some businesses in Winnipeg’s Corydon area are saying that construction is stopping customers from coming into their stores. Betsy Hiebert, who owns Cocobeans Bakeshop, said her business has been doing a lot more delivery since construction took over the space where her shop’s patio used to be. “We’ve got construction like crazy in front of our shop,” she said, “It’s taking up two lanes, so there’s no parking on Corydon where we are.” She said this has been a bit of a “nightmare” as her customers come from all over the city. “It’s tough. They don’t know where to park,” Hiebert said. “We’ve got right turns only and it sends you in a bit of a maze.”