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Faulty gauge tricks flood fighters on Assiniboine River
Manitoba flood officials blame faulty gauge in Saskatchewan for wrong information: now say the river could rise another 1.5 feet.
- RCMP investigating bizarre accident on Perimeter Highway
- No reduction to mosquito buffer zones
- Provincial campground damaged by floods
- Early morning assault in West End
- Security cameras downtown working, but city says it can go one step further
- Buskers turn up in droves at The Forks
- Manitoba soldier Michelle Reckseidler-Berry missing: Was visiting mother in Dominion City
- Councillor proposes “dog licensing amnesty”
- City releases terms of new smoking bylaws
- Early morning high-speed crash
RCMP investigating bizarre accident on Perimeter Highway
Witness saw Green Dodge Neon make a wrong turn, up the ramp onto highway, travel three kilometres in the wrong direction.
No reduction to mosquito buffer zones
While Winnipeg City officials provided necessary data to Manitoba Conversation, no specific reduction request has been made.
Provincial campground damaged by floods
Spruce Woods Provincial Park, one of Manitoba’s top camping destinations, has been damaged by severe flooding.
Early morning assault in West End
Man discovered badly beaten near the Health Sciences Centre; police looking for witnesses.
Security cameras downtown working, but city says it can go one step further
Winnipeg city council committee evaluates effectiveness of surveillance cameras downtown, suggests partnering more with area business...
Buskers turn up in droves at The Forks
Over 80 hopeful performers turn up for annual auditions at The Forks market
Manitoba soldier Michelle Reckseidler-Berry missing: Was visiting mother in Dominion City
Michelle Reckseidler-Berry, Canadian soldier stationed at CFB Shilo, has been missing since April 27, yet military just released information...
Councillor proposes “dog licensing amnesty”
Less than half of Winnipeg dogs are licensed; councillor suggest amnesty period for licensing from June to August 31.
City releases terms of new smoking bylaws
No smoking 30 metres from fields, rinks, pools, within 8 metres of health care facilities or City of Winnipeg workplaces; fines range...
Early morning high-speed crash
Car hits parked tractor-trailer in Winnipeg's Inkster industrial park.
- 2011 N.B. Flood watch: St. John River passes flood stage in Fredericton, hits almost seven metres Friday
- Saskatoon police search for weekend sporting goods store flasher
- Gas leak triggers another house fire in south Regina
- Apology issued in wake of massive oil spill
- Alberta oil spill will take years to clean up, environmentalist says
- Recipe for success on Mother's Day
- Search continues for two missing Canadian soldiers
- Two arrested after window breaking spree in Saskatoon Friday morning
- Front Street re-opens after suspicious backpack cleared
2011 N.B. Flood watch: St. John River passes flood stage in Fredericton, hits almost seven metres Friday
Streets, trails and sections of Highway 105 under water, as the St. John River reaches homes in Maugerville, Sheffield and Jemseg.
Saskatoon police search for weekend sporting goods store flasher
Police say man exposed himself in a sexual manner at a Saskatoon sporting goods store Sunday afternoon.
Gas leak triggers another house fire in south Regina
Another fire in south Regina has been attributed to a natural gas leak, fire investigators say.
Apology issued in wake of massive oil spill
The president of the Calgary-based company that owns and operates a pipeline that ruptured last week, spilling 4.5-million litres ...
Alberta oil spill will take years to clean up, environmentalist says
The 28,000 barrels of crude oil spilled into a wetland near Peace River will likely take years to clean up, especially if oil soaks...
Recipe for success on Mother's Day
In these tough economic times, many people treat their mothers to brunch at home, so we provide some recipes.
Search continues for two missing Canadian soldiers
The Canadian Forces is dealing with the mysterious disappearances of two soldiers - one in Edmonton and the other in Winnipeg.
Two arrested after window breaking spree in Saskatoon Friday morning
Police arrest two people after a Friday morning window breaking spree in Saskatoon.
Front Street re-opens after suspicious backpack cleared
Police have re-opened Front Street after a suspicious backpack outside the Metro Toronto Convention Centre was found to contain a ...
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Flood Watch 2011
The province says this year's spring floods will be the worst we've seen in years. Get all the info you need here.
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Mapping the floods
Local governments have declared states of emergency and hundreds of homes have been evacuated as water levels rise in Canada’s Prairie provinces.
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Monitoring Manitoba’s flood waters
Comparing daily flood levels on the Red River through the years: the “Flood of the Century in 1997, 2009 and today.
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Watch live as water levels rise on the Red River and the Winnipeg area braces for potential flooding.
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