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The art world has evolved because of the selfie and social media-driven world of today. Realistic figurative art in the traditional sense is no longer in vogue. Painted figures in a contemporary style have changed this genre of art. With a single brushstroke, a figure captivates and tells a story that is left up to interpretation on the part of the viewer. Though each figure has at least one story told from a range of perspectives, there may not be a singular linear story.

At Frame Works & Gallery in Winnipeg, we offer expert custom framing services and consulting on design/layouts. We frame anything from letters and paintings to jerseys and tapestries. As long as your wall can support it, we'll frame it! We'll help you beautifully preserve and show off your memorabilia, tickets and awards. By offering high quality custom framing and materials. Our knowledgeable staff will work closely with you to choose the elements that emphasize your items while complementing your decor perfectly.

At the Studio One School Of Performing Arts in Winnipeg, our motto is all about having super fun! At our school, you can expect professional quality training in a nurturing, collaborative environment. We offer dance classes for many genres, including but not limited to: ballet, contemporary, tap, hip hop and lyrical. Find out more - give us a call today!

In the early 1950’s a few Western Canadian beekeepers had a dream – a vision to form an organization, owned by Canadian beekeepers, that would have the capability to sell their quality Canadian honey throughout the world. Bee Maid Honey commenced operation in 1954 when the Manitoba and Saskatchewan Honey Co-Operatives agreed to market all their honey jointly. In 1961, the Alberta Honey Co-op participated with the Manitoba and Saskatchewan Co-Ops through Bee Maid Honey in developing the export market, and in 1962 began full participation in both the domestic and export markets. In 1970 the Manitoba Co-Operative purchased the assets of the Saskatchewan Honey Co-Operative and amalgamated the membership. The Alberta Honey Producers Co-Operatives purchased the Honey Division of the Central Alberta Dairy Pool, situated at Bassano, Alberta, in 1976. Thus, by 1976, the principle of beekeepers marketing their own honey was fully extended beyond provincial borders. Bee Maid Honey was