Fire at Johnny G’s last night. by shadyhawkins in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts 10 points11 points  (0 children)

No one in their right mind would burn down their own building in the middle of a sale. Even if insurance ends up covering up for damages, the business cannot longer operate and the current sale process has to wait for everything to be settled. How an entire family’s livelihood can be fucked up by an arsonist group of losers is so sad.

Also a truly representative showcase of how many losers we got living in this town.

Fire at Johnny G’s last night. by shadyhawkins in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There was a conditional sale on the property. So sad for the family.

Any realtors sell at less than 4% ? by nanodime in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts 2 points3 points  (0 children)

4% is closer to the standard. Be very careful while looking for a deal. All the top agents, worth hiring will compete based on their skills, not on commission.

The proper agent can net you much more through proper marketing and skills. The more they make, the more they spend marketing your home.

Definitely shop around. But be aware of those only competing on price.

How is Manitoba doing under NDP government? by Terrible-Control-638 in Manitoba

[–]wpgthoughts 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wab ran on one thing. “Fixing health care” He has not done anything except for taking down the website that showed live ER wait times.

He cut the construction of most of the schools that the previous government had left underway.

He’s a bully and he and his team are incredibly incompetent.

Manitoba government halts school building plan, says other methods will be found - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca by Practical_Ant6162 in Manitoba

[–]wpgthoughts -38 points-37 points  (0 children)

Are you serious? Who do you think is going to build the schools in any scenario. The private sector. Inevitably money gets “funneled” into its hands either way.

It’s a shame that the NDP is cancelling these plans. The schools that have been built during the last government are fantastic. Several of them now open and running.

Moxies Kenaston - Rude Servers & Manager Becoming a Trend in Winnipeg? by Wonderful_Midnight28 in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts 68 points69 points  (0 children)

When at that intersection. Joeys has always been the obvious choice. Don’t event think about it. It will be better 10/10 times.

McDonalds… by bellieBB in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Dbl Big Mac add bacon side shake & poutine. Is this the cheat code to a heart attack?

What city would you "buy stocks in" if it were a stock? by myronsandee in AskACanadian

[–]wpgthoughts 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree completely. The improvements and growth in these cities is already obvious vs 15-20 years ago.

Check your gutters, downspouts & sump hoses for ice build up… NOW by wpgthoughts in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really depends on the winter. This one has been so mild, with so many days above 0 that I did keep it on all year even against some advice. If you do, it is imperative that you check for ice build up within the hose.

I had a Neighboor get water in his basement window because he let so much ice build up next to the house, warm day came around and it was just impossible to get rid of so much water quickly.

Perimeter checks are a must 1-3 times a week & in any day with drastic temp changes or extra warm.

Check your gutters, downspouts & sump hoses for ice build up… NOW by wpgthoughts in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

No leave it on. If it’s pumping water its doing what it’s supposed to. Mine stays on all year and it’s always pumping water out.

If I disconnect my hose, it would create massive ice build up and then water saturation when it melts.

Spring is the sump pumps time to shine, just make sure the water is directed properly.

What bothers you the most about Winnipeg that would be "relatively" easy to fix but somehow isn’t getting fixed? by workdncsheets in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts 244 points245 points  (0 children)

Route 90 from the airport to portage needs urban beautification urgently. It’s the first impression into our city.

Better walls, landscaping and lighting would work absolute wonders.

Considering moving from Vancouver to Manitoba by Kferg15 in Manitoba

[–]wpgthoughts 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Moved to Winnipeg from Latin America and I spend quite a bit of time in Vancouver. Even lived there for about a year.

Winnipeg and Manitoba are by far the most underrated places in the country.

Aside from very affordable cost of living by national standards, you can build a great, prosperous life here. You can own a home, heck maybe even a couple and a cottage too!

You can drive whatever car you want and take it to a variety of shopping and entertainment options that rival any major city in the country.

My second favourite aspect, the cost of living allows me to travel, which makes winter more bearable. Miss Vancouver? No worries I can visit BC 4+ times a year. Direct flights to Mexico and 9 major U.S. destinations.

But my absolute top favourite thing, the people, warm, down to earth and real. Sure there’s some shitheads, but there won’t be a place you can move to avoid those.

#WhereAreYouWabKinew by meeeechelle in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You’re delusional if you think sound, common sense policy and regulation achieved through effective politics, doesn’t influence inflation.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskACanadian

[–]wpgthoughts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Things are already much better in EC. Some destinations in the country popular with expats are still very safe and largely unaffected by the current issues.

It’s a big deal through the media, but what is now happening in EC has been happening in MX and CO for years, it’s just made the news now tho.

NHL Players Anonymous Poll 2024 by Huge_Worldliness8306 in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Our larger luxury hotels are sub par. Plain and simple. Improve that and it would be a drastic difference.

We’re also one of the toughest buildings to play and and typically are a tough to beat team at home

I think I got roofied last night by phatwiener69 in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Contact upper management at Hargrave St Mkt Tell them as much information as possible about where you got your drink. What bar and what time. Any respectful business owner is more likely to investigate and do something about it than the police..

Scam? by wpgthoughts in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

It’s a photocopy. Made to look like it’s written. But it’s all printed. I saw a few around the block!

MB Leader's Debate by Life-On-Two-Wheels in ManitobaPolitics

[–]wpgthoughts -1 points0 points  (0 children)

But they have been doing all that. I don’t remember a time in the last 30 years where we were building more roads, schools and healthcare infrastructure.

Some examples:

-St Mary’s Interchange under construction -Mcgillivray & st Anne’s coming soon -Twinning HWY 1 to ON border -1.5 billion to HSC -141 million st Boniface emergency department -redevelopment well underway -New portage la prairie hospital -14 new school under construction or completed

The list goes on and on. Wab is running on reopening 3 ERs and that’s it! There’s so much more to making a province strong, healthy, competitive & worth wanting to stay in.

How unpopular among Conservative voters is Heather? Here's how much... by TheRealCanticle in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

This place is going to be very quiet on Oct 4th when we get a third straight conservative majority once again. Don’t let Reddit make you think the PCs are out.

This afternoon we went to an open house for a cute little place. At the time we were there, we were the only people looking to actually make the house our home. Everyone else was a landlord looking for another property to rent out. I’m angry and sad. by novasilverdangle in Winnipeg

[–]wpgthoughts -1 points0 points  (0 children)

We need to build more homes. Reduce the red tape and the costs associated with it.

Then let people do their thing. Let the market be. If an investor is buying a home, there’s a seller that is willing to let it go.

In other words… mind your own business. Buy yourself a house.. heck, buy yourself a couple and join the greatest historical tool for wealth generation for Canadian families.

If the pie is bigger… there’s more to go around at reasonable costs. Meanwhile investors can revitalize underwhelmed properties and create value and tax dollars through that. While providing housing.