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I've driven by this factory on Notre Dame Avenue in Winnipeg probably hundreds of times.

Nothing special, just a cluster of buildings, including a warehouse and a showroom.

It's looking pretty tired these days.

This former Nygaard factory has now shut down after the business's recent financial decline.

The Nygaard companies were nearly $50 million in debt, to as many as 350 creditors around the world.

In March 2020, a judge ordered that the companies be taken out of Nygaard's hands

and his properties be put up for sale,

including these on Notre Dame Avenue.

The real estate photos provide a rare peak inside.

Most show a typical industrial space, garages with one of

Nygaard's signature-excalibre cars, meeting rooms, and workshops. As I'm

scrolling through the photos, I suddenly stop. There are three showing Peter

Nygaard's so-called executive suite.

A floor of shiny black tiles, a modern kitchen, and a giant bed covered with white sheets.

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