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When a disruption hits, it rarely stays small. A power outage can stop phones and payments, a ransomware alert can lock up files, and one key staff absence can slow approvals, payroll, and customer support at once. That's why business continuity planning matters: It helps protect what you've built and keep your business moving when the day doesn't go to plan.

WINNIPEG, MB: Constant C Technology Group is expanding its services to include Managed Intelligence, helping Manitoba businesses use artificial intelligence securely, responsibly, and productively. After approximately six months of internal training and development, the Winnipeg technology company is now rapidly deploying its AI solution to clients.

WINNIPEG, MB: Summer is the season for getting together with the people who matter most. In an industry that has become increasingly remote and transactional, Constant C believes that the best business is still done face to face. That belief was on full display this summer as the company hosted its first ever Summer Kickoff event, welcoming clients, partners, and members of the community for an afternoon of connection and celebration.

When your team can't access files, email stalls, or a workstation goes down in the middle of a busy day, it doesn't feel like a small tech issue. Deadlines tighten, customers wait longer, and staff lose momentum. At Constant C Technology Group, we know how quickly technology stress affects your business.

2025 was a big year for businesses in Downtown Winnipeg: 

In its 2025 Annual Report, the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ announced that 30 new businesses opened their doors downtown in 2025. 
The redevelopment of Portage Place is in full swing. 
Portage and Main is now open to pedestrian crossings.

In this article, we’re going to talk a lot about flooding: The Flood of 1950, the Flood of ‘97, and the Red River Floodway.

We’re going to talk about these things because, as Manitobans, there’s no better story to illustrate the power of prevention; even if costs seem high initially, preventing devastating loss is a good move.