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Many residents of northern Manitoba continue to wait out the wildfires in Winnipeg, wondering when they can head home.
Jason Lin, 64, of British Columbia, likely got tired swimming near Minister Island Sunday and went under water, New Hampshire ...
Manitoba remains under a provincial state of emergency as wildfire activity intensifies across the province. The Manitoba Wildfire Service reports high to very high fire danger levels in most regions, ...
The Manitoba government says close to 13,000 people are out of their homes due to wildfires, but hundreds are finding space ...
Officials are giving an update on Manitoba's wildfire situation Thursday afternoon, as the province continues to cope with ...
Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to convene the Incident Response Group in Ottawa today to discuss the ongoing ...
Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet with his cabinet today after President Trump’s tariff threat. He’ll also convene the ...
About 300 evacuees from Lynn Lake were expected to be lodged in Brandon by the end of Friday, with hundreds more scheduled to arrive today, a Red Cross official told the Sun. Nearly 600 residents ...
Lynn Lake’s volunteer fire department, helped by firefighters from across Manitoba, has been battling blazes for more than a month.
LYNN LAKE – The 600 residents of Lynn Lake in northern Manitoba are being told to leave town for the second time this year due to wildfires. Town officials say a fire is threatening Manitoba Hyd ...
The 600 residents of Lynn Lake in northern Manitoba are being told to leave town for the second time this year due to wildfires.
The northern Manitoba town of Lynn Lake has issued a mandatory evacuation order as a nearby wildfire threatens to cause an imminent loss of power to the community.