While driving in Bison Run, you may have noticed more roundabouts in this community than used in older neighbourhoods. This is because roundabouts are much safer in high traffic areas than traditional stop signs. When used properly, roundabouts have proven to reduce collisions and the severity of them by promoting continuous traffic flow, lower speeds… Read More
At Qualico Communities, having a clean, safe, and welcoming neighbourhood is a top priority. From the early stages of development to move-in day, we work with our builders to ensure each community is well-maintained and enjoyable for everyone. One important part of this process is the use of construction waste bins, which are placed on-site… Read More
Qualico Communities is proud to contribute to the sustainable growth of Winnipeg’s neighbourhoods. As a land developer, it is our duty to meet the City of Winnipeg’s obligations in planting trees within boulevards as part of our Development Agreement. This is in alignment with our motto, True to our nature— as we look to help grow… Read More
Knowing who maintains which boulevard can be confusing. To help clarify the procedures on boulevard maintenance, we’ve put together this guide to help you determine who is responsible for a specific area. What is a boulevard A boulevard refers to the area of City-owned property located between the curb or edge of the road and… Read More
Qualico Communities understands that a neighbourhood is an organic living thing. That’s why we continue to partner with environmental consultants in the planning and management of Bison Run to ensure it flourishes. Through these partnerships, we apply sustainable practices and strategies in community development to help protect our environment for present and future generations. Managing… Read More
Winnipeg winters can be long and cold, but they can also transform the city into a creative playground. We have seen skating trails & snow mazes become popular attractions for locals to engage in and embrace the season. However, the creativity of winter in Winnipeg could not be complete without one of the most beloved… Read More
As Bison Run continues to grow, we want to keep residents informed about projects that help support our community’s infrastructure. An upcoming project involves the relocation of a cell tower. Currently, an active cell tower is located at Lot 19, Block 5 – #32 Famous Five Walk. This existing cell tower will be deactivated by… Read More
As a homeowner in Bison Run, it’s important to know where your sump pump is discharging water. While it may seem like a small detail, improper drainage can damage landscaping, harm boulevard trees, and erode our community’s limestone trails. Driveway Side OnlyNo matter your lot type, sump pump discharge must be located on the driveway… Read More
It might sound surprising, but fire plays an important role in keeping prairie habitats healthy. In new communities like Bison Run, carefully managed burns help native plants thrive in naturalized areas. Native grasses are a beautiful and important part of Bison Run’s naturalized wetlands. While they require less upkeep than traditional landscaping, they still benefit… Read More
Winter in Winnipeg provides the perfect canvas for creativity, and this year, Bison Run’s community spirit is soaring to new heights. Inspired by our ongoing partnership with Festival du Voyageur, Qualico Communities is proud to unveil Bison Run’s first-ever snow sculpture: an eagle, designed by Leland, a Grade 6 student at Bison Run School. A… Read More