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Assiniboine Park Conservatory closing forever

Winnipeggers have one last weekend to enjoy the Assiniboine park conservatory before it closes its doors forever. It was originally built in 1914 as a warm indoor botanical attraction for those looking to escape the cold and connect with the tropics.

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