“The best things around that I have ever seen, came from small towns and big dreams,” Paul Brandt.
Stay tuned for new developments.
bition Place will be constructed soon to expand the trade show and event space to over 100,000 square feet. As well, a new 5,000-seat-multi-purpose arena is in the works with a combined exhibition space of over 300,000 feet. “It’s a very exciting development plan,” says Garth Rogerson, “It means we can bring in some of those big agricultural shows that have been bypassing Winnipeg.” Te site is also the home of the premier horse jumping
facility, Red River Meadows. Originally built for the 1999 Pan Am Games, the show rings and newly constructed sta- bling facilities are among the best in the province. Access to transit and plenty of parking to go with the new entrance off the Trans-Canada Highway are in the works.
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Premier horse jumping facilities. Stay tuned Tis is just the beginning. A residential subdivision is
part of the plan, with access to a new retail opportunity for west Winnipeg and the growing residential areas of east Headingley and Charleswood. Westport Festival will see a one-million-square-foot development surrounded by the association’s sporting and recreational complexes. Hotels, shops, restaurants and theatres are all part of the plans to service residents, visitors and tradeshow attendees! Te dream is underway; it’s a long trek from the origins of the Red River Exhibition, but that vision is clear and promising, and when it is a reality, what an “exhibition” it will now be!
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