This year’s Safe Roads campaign reminds you to slow down in construction zones and be mindful of those who work there.
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Manitoba Hydro reminds residents and resource users of continued record high water flows on the Winnipeg River
For the third week in a row, Manitoba Hydro is warning residents and resource users along the Winnipeg River from Pointe du Bois to Sagkeeng First Nation of increased water flows due to extremely high precipitation in Northwest Ontario and Southern Manitoba this spring.
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Weekly lake level forecasts for Whiteshell Park lakes on the Winnipeg River.
Manitoba Hydro advises extreme caution on waterways
Manitoba Hydro urges Manitobans to be careful on and around the province’s rivers and lakes – especially near the utility’s generating stations – as unprecedented precipitation this spring has created record-high water flows and high water levels on some lakes.
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Weekly lake level forecasts for Whiteshell Park lakes on the Winnipeg River.
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Weekly lake level forecasts for Whiteshell Park lakes on the Winnipeg River.
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Weekly lake level forecasts for Whiteshell Park lakes on the Winnipeg River.
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