The owner of this store is a piece of work . He refused to sell us replacement filters for a…read morewhole house water filtration system that we bought from his store. As soon as he heard we were having the filters tested , he turned another face . No matter how we begged for a replacement , he would not budge , and was rich with all kinds of games and excuses. I have spent thousands of dollars in the store only to be treated like a complete criminal for absolutely no reason ,although I'm sure he'll make up a few to suit his needs . He hits on female customers and employees. Sleaze . I'll never step foot in that store again.

I recently bought a pair of Joya shoes for my husband and when they arrived they were to small (my…read morehusband always wears size 10 so these were not true to the sizing) so I requested an exchange but found out that the 259.00 pair of shoes were final sale. Not sure about you but any reputable company would not have a problem doing exchanges and refunds. I will NEVER order or buy anything from this company again. If I could have given the a -star I would have.....Run don"t walk from this business as they are a total rip off.

My requires stop for Kombucha (Rise brand) costs $10.00 per bottle but it is worth it as I can't…read morebrew it yet!

Small and mighty! I discovered this little spot while on a…read morework trip in Winnipeg, and was delighted to find all the kinds of health foods and treats I'd be seeking out in Vancouver. It's a very little grocery store but has a lot of stuff packed in. The produce was great, there's tonnes of gluten free and vegan options, and if you catch them while they're baking the place smells ahhhhmazing. They've got some household items as well as groceries so, in theory, this could be a one stop shop for you. They're also close to a tea shop and a book store and are tucked away on a nice tree lined street. I'm sure I'll be back there before my trip is done!

Opening weekend at the farmers market today! I have been waiting impatiently all winter! Jewellery,…read morefood, clothes, art, FREE samples. Homemade, Manitoba made... There is something for everyone. No fresh veggies or fruit yet its too early, but they are selling the plants in case you want to grow your own (I'll just wait....). Got some homemade raspberry jam, some healthy all natural cookies and a gorgeous henna tattoo (see pic). Make sure to talk to the vendors because they love to share stories and tell you about their business. It felt nice that my favorite vendors remembered me even though I haven't seen them since last summer. Food trucks also park here with delicious snacks and meals. Get out and support local Manitoba products!

The St. Norbert Farmers Market is located on Pembina Highway just south of the Perimeter. One of…read morethe few areas where going beyond the Perimeter is still considered part of Winnipeg. The farmers market is open year-round, although it's considerably smaller in the winter months. While food is obviously the highlight of the market, it's also a great place for tourists if you're looking for some local souvenirs. Everything in this market is locally made and authentic, and that's ranging from food to craftsmanship. When I was there, the Red Ember food truck was also there making pizzas for hungry market goers for lunch. The parking situation can get quite hectic, although there's a direct bus from downtown to St. Norbert which you can consider. There's no free parking at the market; surrounding parking lots are either $2 or illegal to park, so do keep that in mind. It's definitely quite out of the way if you live more central or in the north, but I definitely give high praise to the farmers market here. Definitely a good enough size for this city; if you're expecting a St. Lawrence Market feel, you'll obviously leave disappointed.