Overgrown trees are the second most common reason for power outages in Manitoba. Near electrical infrastructure, they can also cause serious safety risks. That’s why we’re ramping up vegetation management in 2024. Here’s how.
Emergency response crews are helping fight Manitoba’s wildfires to keep people and communities safe.
Customers who receive or pay their bill by mail could experience delays during a strike at Canada Post.
Starting May 12, 2025, we’ll be doing critical vegetation management on transmission corridors in several areas in Northen Manitoba. This work is vital to safety and reliability and will use pesticides to prevent vegetation from growing into electrical infrastructure.
Smiling kids skipping from booth-to-booth, the smell of freshly-fried mini donuts, the clip-clop of horse hooves — these were the sights and sounds of the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair this April at the Keystone Centre in Brandon.
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