Exchange

• Canadiens send Dadonov to Stars in exchange for Gurianov

  Montreal is retaining half of Dadonov's $5 million salary cap hit for the rest of the season as part of the trade.

  Sports

  Feb 26, 2023
  
• North Vancouver RCMP say body found burned at homeless encampment

  Fire crews were originally called to the bushes behind the Phibbs Exchange bus loop near Orwell Street around 5 p.m.

  Jan 23, 2021
  
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• Winnipeg cuts into Main Street sidewalk to make way for loading zone

  A new construction project in the Exchange District is trying to meet the needs of multiple stakeholders, but not everyone is happy.

  Politics

  Sep 12, 2019
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• Exchange District Biz offering tours of key spots in Winnipeg General Strike to mark 100th anniversary

  It's been a century, but you can still visit some of the key sites of the Winnipeg General Strike.

  Politics

  Jun 4, 2019
• Red River College halts construction on $95 million project

  Red River College has put the brakes on the Exchange District project, placing six tenders on hold.

  Education

  Mar 6, 2018
• Winnipeg aims to expand back-in, angled parking areas in the Exchange​

  Winnipeg public service officials want to make the back-in, angled parking spots along Bannatyne permanent and add more along McDermot.

  Feb 21, 2018
• Winnipeg calls in a fan favourite to try and woo Amazon to the city

  A video created by Economic Development Winnipeg is part of a pitch to Amazon to build its second headquarters here.

  Oct 19, 2017
• Reverse angled parking coming to Winnipeg

  A pilot project will see angled parking on one block of Bannatyne Avenue west of Waterfront Drive.

  Jul 20, 2017
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• ‘The parking is just gone’: Winnipeggers frustrated with looping around East Exchange in search of spots

  Drivers said they're only getting more frustrated as the east exchange continues to attract more and more Winnipeggers.

  Traffic

  May 12, 2017
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• Quebec’s hotel industry benefits from declining loonie

  With more tourists coming from south of the border and more Canadians staying home, Quebec's hotel industry is benefiting -- particularly luxury hotels.

  Canada

  Jan 29, 2016