Spring can be a smelly time of year for dog owners, especially when turds can no longer freeze into poopsicles. It’s one thing to become lenient in picking up the poop in your own backyard but imagine seeing and smelling everyone else’s soggy dog poop when you’re out on a walk.

Building a new home is rarely a quick decision. For many people, it’s a process that unfolds over time, with research, visits, and conversations helping things click into place. If you’re just beginning this journey, you likely have many questions. "Where should I build?" "Who should I build with?" "What kind of lot do I need?" While these and more give you plenty to be excited about, they can also seem quite overwhelming.

Winnipeg winters can be long and cold, but they can also transform the city into a creative playground. We have seen skating trails & snow mazes become popular attractions for locals to engage in and embrace the season. However, the creativity of winter in Winnipeg could not be complete without one of the most beloved traditions - the annual Festival du Voyageur snow sculptures.

As a reoccurring annual sponsor of Festival du Voyageur, Qualico Communities proudly supports local artists in bringing ideas come to life through the art of snow sculpting. With the demand & popularity it has cumulated over the years, we’ve once again collaborated with acclaimed sculptors to create five snow sculptures across our communities. This year, David MacNair, Gary Tessier and Jacques Boulet— a trio of local artists known as ‘The Three Amigos’— have carved captivating snow creations.