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Nearly $900,000 has been granted for recreational trail projects throughout the province following a first round of applications for the 2020-21 Trails Manitoba Grant Program, Conservation and Climate Minister Sarah …
If you live in Winnipeg, you likely made coffee, brushed your teeth, or cooked using water from Shoal Lake today. But the people who live on its shores — members …
A Manitoba farm advocacy group is urging grain handlers to consider reducing — or even eliminating — grain elevator fees in light of the immense financial strain the drought has …
The heavy rains that followed a hot and dry summer have left lawns and boulevards filled with something Manitobans haven’t seen much of this year — mushrooms. And while the …
Manitoba Hydro crews and contractors are working throughout the weekend to get power restored to two First Nations in eastern Manitoba after wildfires swept through the area. The repairs between …
Manitoba has recorded its first human case of the West Nile Virus this season. The province says the case was detected in Winnipeg during the week of August 15 to …
A research team at the University of Manitoba is making headway on helping migratory birds at risk of population decline adjust to climate change. In a study published Wednesday, PhD …
Rain has finally fallen in Winnipeg — and in a rather generous amount — after a long summer drought for the city. Environment Canada’s David Phillips told 680 CJOB that …