Best Fruit And Vegetable Store Winnipeg Near Me

4worldlovers: Vic’s Market is a family-owned grocery store in the heart of Fort Garry, serving Winnipeg for over 50 years. We are proud to carry high quality products with exceptional customer service.

We are looking for highly motivated, friendly, and competent individuals to join our team for full time, year-round work. Keep reading to learn more about the positions that are available!

Other tasks as needed such as stocking shelves, tracking inventory, and keeping the store clean

You can communicate clearly and concisely in both oral and written form

Weigh, label, package and make products ready for billing and delivery.

Can communicate clearly and concisely in both oral and written form

4worldlovers: What started out as a small youth gardening project has grown into a seasonal outdoor farm market that sells produce grown or made by over 200 local producers. From juicy local strawberries to freshly baked bread, we pack our shelves with only the best that can be found across Manitoba. Swing on by to Jardins St-Léon Gardens. Open every day of the week!

If you need local, fresh, delicious produce in Winnipeg, or are looking for high-quality bedding plants at a friendly, helpful garden center inside the city, come check out the friendliest farmers' market in Winnipeg!

During the months of May and June, our seasonal outdoor garden centre is blooming on all sides thanks to our dense selection of annual flowers, perennial plants and famously beautiful vegetable plants.

Come check out our offering of over 101 tomato plant varieties to keep your summer garden dishing out colourful delights.


Not sure where to start? Don't you worry! We'll be so glad to help you gather your first plants and give you a few tips for your first foray into gardening!

We are open 7 days a week, always packed with fresh local goodies

Buying local means supporting the local economy. Buying Local food also means helping numerous small family owned farms that do not have the acreage and resources to ship across the world. Manitoba's small producers need local support in order to keep the farms running.

Shipping a boat across the ocean isn't an easy task, and it's even harder on the planet. Eating locally grown and produced food reduces carbon emissions by ensuring your veggies haven't spent a few weeks traveling the world.

When you're buying seasonal produce, you're consuming unique varieties that have been chosen with flavour in mind. Since seasonal produce typically does not need long-lasting shelf life, seeds and varieties are selected for flavour above all other traits.