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  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 bee...

  WINNIPEG -- A group of servers at a Winnipeg retirement home are using paper bags to spread joy and cheer among the residents. With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing the cancellation of group activities, many of the retirement home residents have been spending much of their time alone in their suites. This is why the servers at the Boulton River Heights Retirement Community have been giving the residents some joyful drawings by turning the paper bags that the residents’ meals are packaged ...

  WINNIPEG -- Many Winnipeggers know and love the Winnie-the-Bear statue at Assiniboine Park, and now a pair of residents have found a cool new way to honour the iconic bear. Gary Tessier and his wife Madeleine built a massive Winnie-the-Pooh snow sculpture outside of a Tuxedo home. Source: Scott Andersson/CTV News The sculpture shows the bear eating from a tub of honey, which is known as Winnie-the-Pooh’s signature snack. Tessier noted the sculpture, which took four days to create, sta...

  WINNIPEG -- A woman in St. Vital is getting a lot of attention for the big white creatures that have taken up residence in front of her home. Vinora Bennetts talent for snow sculpture and all the time she has on her hands right now have transformed her yard on Barrington Ave. into something of a mini-Churchill, the community famous for its polar bears.  Her sculpted polar bears are frozen in a variety of poses, including some catching fish, some climbing trees, and some just hanging out...

CTVs Mason DePatie reports. This report was first published on Sept. 5, 2020. The Lacoste Garden Centre truck that videotaped a Winnipeg woman with cancer. (Source: Facebook/Alyssa Davies) A woman tried taking a Manitoba school division to court for more than $200,000 in damages for requiring her children to wear masks in school, a move she said was a breach of her childrens rights, and was seeking a court injunction to allow her kids to go to school with no masks. CTVs Danton Unger reports....