Retail Landscape

Recent Reports

Confronting the Illusion: Developing a Method to Identify Food Mirages and Food Deserts in Winnipeg. Wiebe, K., Distasio, J., Shirtliffe, R. (2016). IUS In-Brief Series. Report (PDF); Presentation (PDF); Poster (PDF)
Shopping for a Change: Using GIS to Measure the Food Security Impact of a New Downtown Grocery Store. Werner, A. (2015). Presentation (PDF)
Downtown Grocery Stores: Mapping of Existing Against Demographics. Werner, A., McCullough, S. (2013). Map (PDF)
A Global Market in the Heart of Winnipeg: Measuring and Mapping the Social and Cultural Development of Food in the Central Market for Global Families. Wiseman, K., Distasio, J., Ngarboui, R. (2009). Report (PDF)
Supermarket Redlining and Food Deserts: Characterizing Food Insecurity and Urban Decline. Schram, M. (2009). Student Paper Series. Paper (PDF)

Big Boxes, Power Centres and the Evolving Retail Landscape of Winnipeg: A Geographical Perspective. Lorch, B. (2004). Report (PDF)
The Geography of Income Within Manitoba's Capital Region. Lorch, B. (2003). Report (PDF)
A Comparative Analysis of Major Suburban Shopping Nodes in Winnipeg. Lorch, B.J. (2002). Report (PDF)
The Big Box: Retail Sprawl in Winnipeg. Janzen, T. (2002). Student Paper Series. Paper (PDF)
The Impact of the University of Winnipeg on Retailing in Downtown Winnipeg. Janzen. T. (2001). Report (PDF)
Report on the Student Impact Survey. Janzen, T. (2001). Report (PDF)
Manufacturing in Winnipeg & Manitoba: A Quantitative Overview. Snidal, D.J. (1982). Research and Working Paper No.6. Paper (PDF)
Farm Implement Firms as Symptomatic of the Rise of Region Grain Cities: Winnipeg and Minneapolis, 1876-1926. Fay, T.J. (1980). Report (PDF)
A Market Analysis and Feasibility Study for EMBLA Ltd. Renovators. DeRoo, J., McKee, C. (1978). Report (PDF)
The Role of Private Financial Institutions in Older Winnipeg Neighbourhoods. Rossen, M. (1986). Report (PDF)