Our time in wonderful Winnipeg has come to an end.
When we arrived at our new home ‘for the month’ I really enjoyed exploring our neighbourhood. We lived in the beautiful historic Armstrong Point area and we made walking or running alongside the Assiniboine River a daily ritual.
Our visits to CrossFit 204, a newly opened facility (June 2011) contained a lot of huffing, puffing and laughter. Thanksgiving Monday found us at Assiniboine Park, where we participated in the “Thankful for Crossfit” exercise adventure, along with members from Prairie CrossFit.
Every Monday evening we talked the night away at The River City Toastmasters Club and shared stories about our home town, and learned about our new city from this delightful group of Winnipeggers.
I met with the Deputy Mayor of Winnipeg, Justin Swandel, and learned many interesting facts about the “Peg” during our discussion at City Hall.
Project Zoom was live on CBC radio discussing ‘all things Winnipeg’ with Larry Updike on the “Up to Speed” show. If you missed the interview, a link is available on our website you can download and listen to.
We really enjoyed participating in the Jets Kick Off party at The Forks (wait till you read about my George Stroumboulopoulos adventure in the book) and even had the opportunity to experience the final home game for the Blue Bombers in the Canad Inns Stadium. Next season they will be playing in a brand new facility.
Part of the fun of zooming includes trying new experiences. Thanks to my cool new friend, Carol, I had the opportunity to participate in quite a few different adventures…..but, you’ll have to wait for the book Zooming across Canada to learn more about them.
Time to zoom to our next provincial capital city – Regina, Saskatchewan! See ya later Winnipeg.







