ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaWinnipeggers line up to catch a whiff of ‘disgusting’ flower4 hours agoDuration 2:164 hours agoNewsDuration 2:16A foul-smelling curiosity has people following their noses to Sage Garden Greenhouses in Winnipeg. Their rare corpse lily is now in bloom, giving off a pungent aroma that reminds some people of rotten meat.Related Stories Often overlooked but resilient: Cheeky tourism campaign frames Winnipeg as middle child Appetite for ‘authentic sound’ pumps up demand for vinyl records, Winnipeg shop owners say ‘Would not wish it on my worst enemy,’ says Winnipegger sidelined with rare pain syndrome In Winnipeg West, familiarity breeds contest ‘Grief can eventually turn into growth’: Winnipeggers share recovery stories after lossMore from NewsVideo1:06Rescued poodle Oscar out of surgery1 hour agoVideo1:16Public hearing for veteran VPD officer accused of sexual harassment1 hour agoVideo2:32Metro Vancouver to cut $1B in capital spending1 hour agoVideo1:56 Largest school district in B.C cancels public school field trips to the U.S1 hour agoVideo2:20Did visually impaired voters struggle to cast ballots in Vancouver’s byelection?1 hour agoTrending NowVideo2:58Americans feel uneasy about visiting Canada, tourism expert saysApril 8Video10:58U.S. trade war: How China is fighting Trump’s tariffs | About ThatAbout That with Andrew Chang April 8Video1:29#TheMoment angry geese trapped university students inside their home for daysThe National 8 hours agoVideo2:42’Your question is so stupid’: Trump defends tariffs despite market collapseThe National April 7Video2:15PC Optimum accounts frozen, cancelled with little explanation | Go PublicThe National April 7now
Winnipeggers line up to catch a whiff of ‘disgusting’ flower
