Winnipeg | Osborne Village & Corydon area

[lotw_wpg]

It's because one of the food banks is across the street. If you eliminate that, this probably won't be an issue. I don't want to hurt the homeless people in the area by closing Oak Table because they do good work, but that's one of the major reasons why.

[ColdRain&Snow]

The property at 159 Scott Street (former E-Mart Groceries) is no longer listed on Realtor.ca, so I'm assuming it has sold. The burned-out building was listed for sale for $100,000. The real estate ad noted that the City was supportive of a mixed-use building on the property. Hopefully something new gets built there soon.

[Jeff]

guess i better prepare to eat crow as there is now a drill rig and crane on site on the infamous lot south of 257 osborne. let's see what we end up with now!