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Ubisoft plans massive expansion to Exchange District studio

Video game giant Ubisoft is expanding its Exchange District office. Ubisoft

A popular software company is upping its game in Winnipeg.

Ubisoft, a video game developer based in France, opened a local branch less than two months ago.

The company – known for games like Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry – announced plans Friday to undergo a major expansion to its Exchange District studio.

The Ubisoft office in the Merchants Building is ballooning from 3,500 square feet to almost 20,000.

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Managing Director Darryl Long told 680 CJOB that Ubisoft is planning to hire 100 new employees to work in the expanded space.

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“Today is an exciting step, having secured the long-term space we want to grow into,” he said, “but also toward continuing our future in the booming techno-creative hub in the Exchange District, which we have come to love.”

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