WINNIPEG — Police are appealing to the public to try and help identify partial human remains found along the Red River north of Winnipeg’s downtown over the weekend.
Red River Articles
Free Sandbags Available to Winnipeg Residents
WINNIPEG — With a mild week of snow melt on the way, the City of Winnipeg is making sandbags available to local residents to protect their property.
Manitoba Forecasting Major Flood Risk on Red River This Spring
WINNIPEG — Major late-winter snowfall in the United States has increased the flood risk on the Red River in Manitoba.
Manitoba’s Spring Flood Risk Low to Moderate
WINNIPEG — Manitoba has released its 2023 flood outlook and forecasters are predicting a low to moderate risk of flooding this spring.
Manitoba to Begin Ice-Jam Mitigation on Red River
Manitoba will soon begin its annual ice-cutting program on the Red River to reduce the potential for ice jams this spring.
Highway 59 Floodway Bridge Replacement Nearly Complete
The reconstructed Highway 59 bridge that crosses the Red River Floodway north of Winnipeg is about to open ahead of schedule.
Winnipeg Kayaker Suffers Head Trauma After Being Hit By Boat
Winnipeg police are reminding boaters to be as visible as possible after a man was hit by a boat on the Red River.
Anglers, Boaters Ticketed by Manitoba Conservation
Manitoba conservation officers issued 16 tickets recently for illegal fishing in the Red River in the south end of Winnipeg.
WFPS Rescues Person from Red River on Sunday
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service rescued a male youth from the Red River on Sunday evening.
Manitoba Warns of High Water and Winds at Southern Lakes
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is warning that rain and winds could cause damage along the province’s southern lakes already swollen by one of the wettest springs on record.
Winnipeg Firefighters Rescue Man from Red River
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service safely rescued a man from the Red River north of the Redwood Bridge on Monday.
Weather-Weary Manitoba Braces for More Rain as Cleanup from Flash Flooding Continues
WINNIPEG — Manitoba is preparing for more rain as the province cleans up from flash floods and other destruction caused by an extremely wet spring.









