Manitoba is facing an increased risk of spring flooding in parts of the province, particularly in the Interlake and Parkland regions.
Manitoba is facing an increased risk of spring flooding in parts of the province, particularly in the Interlake and Parkland regions.
The federal government is sending help to a Manitoba First Nation as it faces calls from the community and the province to mobilize troops to prepare for the threat of devastating floods.
Manitoba’s Hydrologic Forecast Centre says most rivers in the province face a low to moderate risk of spring flooding.
Manitoba has released its first flood outlook of the season ahead of the spring runoff period… and there’s good news.
Manitoba will begin ice-cutting and breaking operations on the Red River this week to reduce the risk of spring flooding.
Manitoba has issued a flood watch for the Assiniboine River from Shellmouth to Brandon as snowmelt continues to fuel spring runoff.
WINNIPEG — As spring runoff begins, Manitoba Hydro is reminding homeowners to be mindful of where they direct water from their sump pumps.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba flood forecasters say there is a low to moderate risk of flooding for most rivers across the province this spring.
Manitoba officials are warning about hazardous ice conditions as the spring thaw begins in southern Manitoba and south Red River basin.
The Manitoba government expects new designs of a long-promised flood prevention project will be completed later this year after the province asked the federal government to pause environmental assessments to address concerns from local First Nations.
Manitoba has released its February flood outlook, indicating a low-to-moderate risk of significant spring flooding.
Manitoba has launched its annual ice-cutting program on the Red River to reduce the risk of ice-jam-related flooding.