Top News
-
Flooding closes Gretna border crossing
05/22/2013 4:01 PM 0The U.S.-Canada border crossing at Gretna has been closed temporarily due to overland flooding from the Pembina River in the United States.
The closure affects traffic along Highway 30 in Manitoba and North Dakota’s Highway 18.
Border crossings at Emerson, Tolstoi and ......
Submit your News Tip, Photo or Video Breaking Flood Fight 2013 News
-
Swan River confident in flood defences
05/9/2013 9:18 AM 0WITH cool overnight temperatures forecast, emergency measures officials in Swan River were confident late Wednesday their flood defences would hold.
Earlier ...
-
Sandbags aplenty as fear grips town
05/8/2013 1:00 AM 0 -
First Nations sue over flooding
05/8/2013 1:00 AM 0Two First Nations hit by the 2011 flood, which had avoided court action up to now, have hired lawyers and ...
-
Lake Manitoba farmers decry lack of compensation
05/7/2013 1:23 PM 0 -
Flood threat easing for much of province
05/7/2013 1:00 AM 0Thanks to benevolent Mother Nature, the flood forecast is much more optimistic than it was three weeks ago.
The province had ...
-
Map: Points of interest in Manitoba's flood fight
04/10/2013 11:46 AM 0
-
Lake St. Martin -- still homeless
05/6/2013 8:52 AM 0 -
Ashton might try to get the facts straight
05/6/2013 11:14 AM 0It has been interesting, to say the least, how accusations have been flying since a group of Lake Manitoba landowners ...
-
Provincial cash paid for wrong evacuees?
05/3/2013 1:00 AM 0Documents in the hands of federal investigators allege provincial tax dollars paid hotel, air fares, security and restaurant bills for ...
Poll
Most Popular Flood Fight 2013
- Flooding closes Gretna border crossing
- Winnipeg property owners sandbagging against rising Red
- Flood threat downgraded by province
- Provincial cash paid for wrong evacuees?
- Manitoba downgrades flood threat yet again; worst of high water has passed
- Flood levels on Red River could be worse than 2009 levels
- Flooding not so bad, after all?
- Farmers block Portage Diversion channel
- Angry farmers forced to leave
- Flood crest prediction lowered; could mean Highway 75 will stay open
- Flooding closes Gretna border crossing
- Ashton might try to get the facts straight
- Manitoba downgrades flood threat yet again; worst of high water has passed
- Flooding not so bad, after all?
- Flood crest prediction lowered; could mean Highway 75 will stay open
- Snow out west, long winter increase flood risk slightly
- Sandbags aplenty as fear grips town
- Winnipeg property owners sandbagging against rising Red
- Riverwalk along Red shut down after dark
- $30-million detour: Truckers fear closure of Highway 75 will drive up their costs, your prices
- Farmers block Portage Diversion channel
- Angry farmers forced to leave
- Flood threat downgraded by province
- Winnipeg property owners sandbagging against rising Red
- Diversion protest 'irresponsible,' puts Manitobans at risk: province
- Farmer views damaged fields; court order prohibits him from going into diversion
- Flooding not so bad, after all?
- Province to make blockading, refusing flood orders illegal
- Flood crest prediction lowered; could mean Highway 75 will stay open
- Manitoba downgrades flood threat yet again; worst of high water has passed
- Farmers block Portage Diversion channel
- Flood threat downgraded by province
- Winnipeg property owners sandbagging against rising Red
- Angry farmers forced to leave
- Manitoba downgrades flood threat yet again; worst of high water has passed
- Red River: View from the air, April 2013
- Despite rain and snow, provincial flood outlook remains unchanged
- Flood watches/warnings shift along Assiniboine; Red starting to settle
- Evacuees whisked away
- Province urges Manitobans to flood-proof basements
Spotlight
-
Red from the air
Free Press photographer Boris Minkevich took to the air to get a look at conditions along the Red River in early April 2013.
-
Interactive Map
View a map of key points of interest in Manitoba's spring flood battle.
-
Compare floods
Compare today's river level in Winnipeg with levels during the 1950, 1997 and 2009 floods.
-
Resources
We've compiled a list of the best Manitoba resources for information on flood preparation and response.
-
James who?
Why Winnipeg river levels are measured in "feet James"
Click here to view The Lance News
LANCE COMMUNITIES
Island Lakes | River Park South | Southdale | St.Boniface | St.Vital | Windsor Park
Ads by Google
More Flood Fight 2013 Stories
-
Banned farmer rips province for water on land
05/3/2013 1:00 AM 0 -
Farmer views damaged fields; court order prohibits him from going into diversion
05/2/2013 3:58 PM 0 -
Dugouts could change the game
05/3/2013 3:21 AM 0 -
Province blasts diversion protest
05/1/2013 2:57 PM 0 -
Sandbag dikes in city as Red swells
04/30/2013 1:00 AM 0View Related
-
Angry farmers forced to leave
04/30/2013 1:00 AM 0View Related
-
Flooding not so bad, after all?
04/29/2013 6:44 AM 0View Related
-
04/26/2013 12:49 PM 0
Flood threat downgraded by province
-
Flood forecasts are not predictions
04/25/2013 1:00 AM 0 -
Flooding fears restrict riverwalk
04/24/2013 1:00 AM 0 -
Riverwalk along Red shut down after dark
04/23/2013 9:36 AM 0 -
Emerson, Gretna border crossings could close due to flooding
04/19/2013 12:34 PM 0 -
Evacuations might be needed
04/19/2013 1:00 AM 0 -
04/18/2013 6:11 PM 0
Flood levels on Red River could be worse than 2009 levels -
Province urges Manitobans to flood-proof basements
04/15/2013 11:57 AM 0 -
St. Andrews residents warned to 'prepare for worst'
04/12/2013 9:09 AM 0















