Nuit Blanche bringing contemporary art to downtown Winnipeg
Nuit Blanche -- Manitoba’s largest visual arts festival -- kicks off this weekend in Winnipeg, offering a free exploration of contemporary art in the city’s downtown area.
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Nuit Blanche -- Manitoba’s largest visual arts festival -- kicks off this weekend in Winnipeg, offering a free exploration of contemporary art in the city’s downtown area.
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To this day, Brett Chestley still remembers the old Grand Beach holding a kind of magic. To this day, Brett Chestley still remembers the old Grand Beach holding a kind of magic. As a boy spending summers at his family's cabin, the area was full of little adventures for Chestley: after a day at the beach, he and his sisters would hop on their bikes and pedal to the arcade, or the quaint Grand Putt mini-golf course. First built in 1978, the mini-putt patch was a family-run Grand Beach institution — one of several popular activities around the town. In 2007, the land was sold to a develo...
Article content WINNIPEG — An eccentric Canadian fashion mogul who has applied for bail in Winnipeg while facing sex charges in the United States says he’s not getting the nourishment he needs while behind bars. Peter Nygard, 79, says in an affidavit that his unconventional health routines have included taking anti-aging stem cell shots four times a year in China and Panama. He also describes having a diet free of sugar, carbs and preservatives. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Not getting nourishment in jail: Peter Nygard seeks bail on U.S...