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Wind, waves wallop lake country

RM of COLDWELL High wind whips up waves at Sugar Point on Lundar Beach.

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  • Wind, waves wallop lake country

    07/22/2011 1:00 AM 0

    STRONG wind blew through Manitoba's cottage country Thursday, adding more flood fears to residents along Lake Manitoba and Lake Winnipeg.

    The province issued high wind alerts for the south basin of Lake Winnipeg, which included Gimli, Chalet Beach, Grand Marais and ......

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  • Debris lines the streets throughout the city of 40,000 people, which is about 350 kilometres southwest of Winnipeg. The Souris River wiped out 4,000 homes and three schools. It also ruined the zoo.

    Minot a wasteland after 'tsunami' hits

    07/22/2011 1:00 AM 0
  • This year’s massive flood will affect campers, cottagers and beach-goers well into the summer

    Welcome to soggy Manitoba

    05/21/2011 1:00 AM 0
  • Cattails make use of nutrients now ending up in our lakes.

    Wetlands good flood-fighters

    05/21/2011 1:00 AM 0
  • Adrian Van Aert (left) and Kelly Morris help with the loading of pallets of sandbags onto a semi-trailer Sunday morning in Oakville. Oakville received sandbag filling machines Saturday after running out of sandbags with at-risk properties still in need or protection.

    Brandon shifts aid to Oak Lake

    05/16/2011 10:57 AM 0
  • Prime Minister Stephen Harper salutes workers as he tours the flood zone with Premier Greg Selinger last week.

    Politicians show up quickly, but not aid cash

    05/16/2011 1:00 AM 0
  • Two lines of Aqua Dams hold back the flood waters from the Assiniboine River along a section of the Eastern Access Route on Tuesday morning.

    Brandon optimistic despite water surge

    05/10/2011 12:08 PM 0

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  • Provincial highway crews shore up the super-sandbag dike at the intersection of Brandon’s Grand Valley Road and 18th Street as the city prepares for higher flood waters on the Assiniboine River Friday afternoon.

    Hasty evacuations loom in Brandon

    05/7/2011 1:00 AM 0

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  • Weather gives flood-weary province a break

    07/9/2011 1:00 AM 0

    Lake Manitoba should start dropping before the end of the month as the province appears to have rounded the corner ...

  • Dikes should be ready for next week's crest

    06/30/2011 4:01 PM 0

    Warm weather has brought some relief to floodfighters in southwestern Manitoba, provincial officials said today.

    It has given floodfighters valuable time ...

Today’s Red River Level:
15.82 Ft

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