Winnipeg police say an 84-year-old man has died, and a 67-year-old man remains in critical condition following carbon monoxide poisoning.
Man Dies, Another Critically Injured After Carbon Monoxide Incident
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Snow Articles
MPI, Snoman Partner on Snowmobile Safety During Peak Riding Season
As snowmobilers gear up for the peak of the season, MPI and Snoman Inc. are joining forces to emphasize safety on the trails.
Manitoba Issues Travel Warning Amid Dangerous Highway Conditions
WINNIPEG — Motorists are asked to avoid all roads in southern Manitoba as deteriorating weather has created hazardous driving conditions.
Winnipeg Halts Plan to Raise Snow-Clearing Threshold
The City of Winnipeg has abandoned a pilot project that would have changed when plows hit the streets after a snowstorm.
Winter Park Now Open for the Season at The Forks
WINNIPEG — The Forks is ready to welcome winter revellers over the holiday break with its Winter Park now fully open.
Winnipeg to Begin Plowing Residential Streets
Winnipeg’s first residential snow-plowing operation of the season will begin Wednesday night after the city received nearly 15 cm of snow.
Windsor Park Nordic Centre to Open Early with New Snowmaking Capabilities
WINNIPEG — The Windsor Park Nordic Centre will open its ski trails this weekend, debuting new snowmaking technology and facility upgrades.
Winnipeg’s Winter Route Parking Ban Starting Next Week
Winnipeg’s annual winter route parking ban will begin on December 6 and be in place until further notice.
New Snowplow Tracking Tool Launches for Manitoba Drivers
Manitoba drivers now have access to “Track My Plow,” a real-time snowplow tracking feature on Manitoba 511.
The Forks Says Farewell to Winter
Winter is officially over at The Forks. With warm temperatures on the horizon this week, officials have closed the Winnipeg 150 Winter Park.
Skiing or Golf? Spring Break Choices Follow Canada’s Weird Winter
VANCOUVER — Bin Xie’s children typically spend spring break at ski camps but, after unseasonably warm and unpredictable weather upended much of this year’s ski season, his family decided to rent an RV to go camping in British Columbia’s Interior instead.
Colorado Low to Bring Blast of Winter to Southern Manitoba
WINNIPEG — The balmy winter Manitoba has been experiencing could come to an end by Thursday thanks to a Colorado low.
