Exchange District BIZ

Swank Business Solutions is an Indigenous-owned creative, marketing, web, and technology company based in Winnipeg. We help organizations turn ideas, stories, services, and training needs into clear, professional digital experiences. Our work includes website design, Indigenous web design, branding and identity, graphic design, animation, motion graphics, video production, content strategy, copywriting, SEO, digital marketing, social media content, online learning, LMS development, and custom digital tools.

We have supported businesses, nonprofits, public-sector organizations, Indigenous organizations, and community-focused projects with work that balances strategy, creativity, accessibility, and long-term usability. Our team brings together design, communications, content, media production, technical development, and project management so clients have one accountable partner from planning through launch and ongoing support.

As an Indigenous-owned company, Swank is especially committed to thoughtful digital work that respects community context, cultural considerations, ownership, accessibility, and practical governance needs. Whether we are building a website, developing learning content, creating animation, improving visibility through SEO, or supporting a broader digital transformation project, our goal is to create work that is useful, sustainable, and built around the people it is meant to serve.

Next Door Neighbour Studio aims to provide a hub and gathering space for community members, and beyond to gather, learn and create together.

The mission of Next Door Neighbour Studio is to create a welcoming, supportive and encouraging space for folks from all walks of life to learn and experiment creatively together.

Birtle Centre for the Arts, located at 671 Main St., Birtle, is a hub for local and regional creative communities.   A non-profit organization, BCA is a team effort, managed by a volunteer board of directors with the help of many community volunteers, donors, and business sponsors.

BCA strives to provide a welcoming, inclusive environment where creative endeavours and learning about the visual arts and craft are encouraged and facilitated.  People of all ages are welcome to use the bright clean workspaces to share, learn and practice skills or to work independently on their creative projects.  A growing group of energetic artists and volunteers continue to attract and nurture creativity through a widening range of programming.

BCA offers ways to acquire new skills in the arts and other creative endeavours.  We typically offer over 40 programs each year to children, youth, and adults from our community and the surrounding area.  Our classes range from puppet-making to acrylic painting and everything in between.

BCA also provides studio time for community members who want to practice what they have learned in our classes or work independently. A drop-in fee is charged and equipment can be used when the appropriate pre-requisite classes have been taken to learn safe and proper use.