Rising gas prices are having a real impact on how Manitobans manage their daily routines and summer plans, according to a new survey from CAA Manitoba.
Rising Gas Prices Reshaping How Manitobans Travel, Spend This Summer: Survey
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Summer Articles
Heat Wave Shatters Daily Temperature Records Across Manitoba
Extreme heat broke or tied daily temperature records at 11 locations across Manitoba on Sunday, as the province’s heat wave continued to intensify.
Southern Manitoba Heat Wave: Temperatures to Feel Like 45 with Humidex
A heat advisory has been issued as Manitoba settles in for several days of extreme heat across the southern portion of the province.
Wildfire Season So Far Considered Manageable Across Canada, Officials Say
The 2026 wildfire season has been manageable so far, largely because of significant amounts of rain across Western Canada, but federal officials cautioned Thursday the summer forecast is hotter and drier than normal in much of the country.
Winnipeg Transit Summer Schedule Taking Effect with Route Changes
Winnipeg Transit’s summer schedule will soon take effect, bringing several route adjustments and service improvements across the network.
Manitoba Adding Mini Cabins to St. Malo Provincial Park
Six new mini cabins are coming to St. Malo Provincial Park this summer, the Manitoba government has announced.
CONTEST: Win Gate Passes to the Red River Ex
We’re proud to once again send some lucky ChrisD.ca readers to the Red River Ex this year. Enter to win a 4-pack of tickets!
Lower Fort Garry Offering Free Admission This Summer
Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site will open its doors free of charge this summer.
Sizzle or Fizzle? Here’s What to Expect This Summer, According to The Weather Network
The turbulent spring could offer a preview of Canada’s upcoming summer, with the transition to El Nino expected to make it hard for hot and dry weather to lock into place over some regions, The Weather Network’s senior meteorologist says.
Winnipeg Spray Pads Begin Opening for the Season
Most of Winnipeg’s public spray pads opened on Monday for kids to enjoy the summer-like heat.
Downtown Winnipeg Safety Initiatives Get $2.2M Boost
The Manitoba government is putting $2.2 million toward community safety programs in Winnipeg’s downtown and surrounding neighbourhoods this summer.
‘Canada Strong Pass’ Offering Tourism Discounts Returning in June
The federal government is bringing back the Canada Strong Pass next month, which offers discounts on Via Rail travel and admission to museums and national parks.
