Shindico is excited to welcome Trexity to Winnipeg for their launch on December 1^st

If you head over to our property at Plessis Business Park (475 De Baets Street), you’ll find Metal Depot, one of Winnipeg’s leading companies supplying metal roofing, wall panels, as well as running a full-service custom fabrication shop.

Many business owners took a hit during the recent COVID-19 pandemic, especially those in the personal service industries. Hair stylists, nail technicians, tanning salons, and many others have been shut down multiple times – putting a halt on their income streams and stopping thousands of customers from receiving their favourite services.

With the latest wave of the pandemic slowing down, Winnipeg residents are now able to enjoy the city’s wide variety of restaurants and cafes. Restaurants were severely affected by COVID-19, especially those that are locally owned. At Shindico, we believe in the importance of supporting small business owners in our community. When heading out for your next dine-in or take-out experience, consider some of our favourites – we are sure you’ll love them!

Since the first wave of COVID-19, businesses have had to explore new ways of managing their teams. This includes investing in proper office finishes that enforce social distancing, creating new procedures that enable employees to work efficiently.

Cannabis became legal in Canada in 2018, and with the new legalization came different laws and regulations for each province and territory. As of June 1, 2020, Manitobans were able to apply for a licence(s) to open their own cannabis retail stores. Although some of these new applicants had robust retail experience, many new candidates were new to the world of retail all together. As a result, landlords have been presented with a mixed bag of prospective cannabis tenants over the last year and a half.