Looking for a way to make extra cash this winter without locking yourself into a full-time schedule? Snoweco is hiring seasonal snow techs  — reliable, hardworking people who don’t mind a bit of fresh air (and maybe a workout) when it snows. At Snoweco, we make winter work simple, flexible, and fair. You don’t need your own truck or heavy equipment — just a strong work ethic, good communication, and the ability to get the job done right. 💼 What the Job Involves As a Snoweco

Winnipeg winters hit hard — but a little preparation now makes a big difference later. Here’s a quick checklist to keep your home warm, efficient, and worry-free before the first big snowfall. 🏠 Inside the Home ✅ Furnace & Heat: Change your filter, test your thermostat, and schedule a furnace tune-up before December.Vacuum around vents and make sure carbon monoxide detectors are working. ✅ Seal & Save: Use weather stripping or caulking to stop drafts around doors and window

The question everyone wants to know: How, and when, does Snoweco charge for snow removal? At Snoweco, we’ve designed a system that’s honest, automatic, and easy — so you only pay for real work actually done. 💳 Pay-Per-Snowfall, Not Per Month We don’t believe in monthly snow contracts where you pay whether it snows or not.With Snoweco, it’s simple: ❄️ If we don’t remove snow, you don’t pay. 💳 Each visit is billed securely through Stripe using your card on file. 🧾 You get an

Winnipeg winters may be cold, but there’s no shortage of ways to make the most of it. Whether you love outdoor adventures, cozy markets, or unique local events, there’s something happening almost every week from November through March. Here’s your guide to some of the best things to do around the city this winter. 🏒 1. Skating the Historic Forks River Trail When:  Typically late December – early March (weather permitting) Where:  The Forks, downtown Winnipeg Glide along one