An October snowstorm is continuing to have an impact on the City of Winnipeg’s finances.
Winnipeg’s Financial Hit from October Snowstorm Nearing $10M
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Snow Articles
High Rivers, Soaked Ground This Fall Lead to Spring Flood Concerns in Manitoba
WINNIPEG — A wet fall across southern Manitoba has raised concerns about the potential for flooding in the spring.
RCMP Remind Snowmobilers to Ride Safely
Manitoba RCMP are reminding snowmobilers to ride safely after two fatal collisions last weekend.
Two People Killed in Separate Manitoba Snowmobile Crashes
Two people were killed over the weekend in separate snowmobile crashes in Manitoba.
Winnipeg Residents Can Now Track City’s Snow-Clearing Efforts
WINNIPEG — The next time Winnipeg is hit with a blast of winter, residents will be able to track the city’s progress at cleaning it all up.
Red River Floodway Gates Lowered as Water Levels Subside
The gates of the Red River Floodway have been lowered after river levels have decreased in recent days.
Power Fully Restored Following Early Winter Storm: Manitoba Hydro
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Hydro says it has fully restored power to all customers affected by the early winter snowstorm between October 11-13.
Winnipeg Collects More Than 1,700 Tonnes of Storm-Related Wood Debris
WINNIPEG — The city has collected an estimated 1,774 tonnes of debris from an early winter storm that pummelled southern Manitoba earlier this month.
Snow-Battered Manitoba Issues High-Water, Flooding Advisory as Cleanup Continues
WINNIPEG — Some areas of Manitoba are watching rivers and lakes closely as the province warns rain could bring high water — or even flooding — after a devastating snowstorm more than a week ago.
Winnipeg Launches Storm Response Website, Closes Three City Parks
In the wake of last week’s early winter snowstorm, the City of Winnipeg has launched a storm response website to keep the public updated of the progress of the clean-up.
Winnipeg’s Storm Clean-Up Could Take a Year, Replanting Could Take Five
WINNIPEG — The devastation caused by last week’s early winter snowstorm could take about a year to clean up and roughly five years to replant the impacted trees.
Roughly 9,000 Still Without Power After Snowstorm Pummels Manitoba
WINNIPEG — Some 9,000 Manitoba homes and businesses are still without power after last week’s heavy snow storm — down 4,000 from yesterday.
