TIP #1 | HOW TO PURCHASE A LAUNDRY CARD Please press 1 to purchase a card. Insert your debit card or credit card below the pin pad. Now, enter your PIN number. Press the Green button for OK. Once your payment is approved, a laundry card will be dispensed with a zero ($0.00) value. Next,…
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Searching for an apartment Start your search by looking at listings online like Thorwin.ca. Once you find an apartment, schedule a walk-through so you can see the property in person and assess its condition and potential. While there, take extra precautions to protect against COVID-19 by sanitizing your hands before entering the building, wearing…
Summer is coming, and it is time to think about iced coffee breaks during long days and warm starry evenings on your balcony. Urban life is amazing when you can escape to nature for a while. No need to drive to the forest as you can create your oasis at home. Even a tiny balcony…
Moving can be challenging, especially for the first time. There are so many things to think about: clothes, furniture, transportation, documents, and so on. We want to relieve your stress and show you how to make your new apartment feel like home. Show your style in a rent-friendly way. The Entryway Matters Not every…
With rising food costs, I will provide you with gardening tips for big and small indoor spaces. First, I want you to answer the question: "Is it worth it?". There are three main factors to help you: it saves your money, provides you with fresh greens & vegetables with no chemicals, and becomes a…
A basement suite can be a preferred choice for people when renting an apartment in Winnipeg. But it also has many benefits and in some cases, saves you money down the road. Basement Living Tip #1: Purchase a standing lamp for a low-light room. Common Misconceptions: The difference between cellar/bunker suites is that it has no…
Apartment Safety Brochure. The Professional Property Managers Association (PPMA) and the Winnipeg Police Service have developed a brochure specifically for residents which provides safety tips on parking areas, elevators, mailbox security, laundry rooms, and more. Read more and download the apartment watch brochure here: https://mcusercontent.com/121a2e0dd08cd0d519a6b4025/files/6ca4be5a-b579-4876-8920-f89d67faaad9/2018_Safety_Brochure_Web.pdf Protecting your Vehicle and Contents. We all…
With the hot weather turning cool and classes starting up again, many students are doing some back-to-school shopping! Paper and pencils are not the only things on the checklist, especially for students who recently moved out and into their college apartments. Making this big transition can be challenging, so we have made a list of…
It has been over a year and a half since the COVID-19 outbreak, which affected daily routines and activities for everyone. Fitness facilities and local gyms were just some of the businesses impacted by the COVID-19 restrictions and the lockdowns in our city. Thankfully with COVID-19 regulations starting to loosen up, local gyms and other…
The St. Boniface neighbourhood is home to the largest francophone community in Western Canada. It covers Norwood West, Norwood East, Windsor Park, Niakwa Park, Niakwa Place, Southdale, Southland Park, Royalwood, Sage Creek, and Island Lakes neighbourhoods. Its population is more than 60 000 people. Evident in its physical landscape — from the architecture, monuments, to…