Page 3 - John Sauder News Today

In a Winnipeg winter, there are always at least two certainties: it will be cold, and it will snow. ...

Peguis First Nation, trying to rally from historic flooding that has forced out half of the community's residents, is now fortifying against another forecast storm.

The storms that started rolling across southern Manitoba on Monday have mostly moved on, giving the already flooded region a brief reprieve before more rain forecast to arrive next week.

A third major low pressure system in as many weeks is set to bring more precipitation to southern Manitoba starting Friday. 

Overland and river flooding in southern Manitoba washed away roads and seeped into houses as sandbagging and pump crews worked to protect properties across the region.

As Manitobans dig out following a big dump of snow on Wednesday and brace for another, a number of schools are announcing they are staying closed for another day.

Strong winds and sideways snow are blowing through southern Manitoba as a storm system centred just across the U.S. border makes its presence felt.

In today's Morning Brief, the supposed front-runners in the the last two Conservative leadership race stumbled before reaching the finish line. This time, however, the front-runner is only showing signs of gaining ground.

As people in southern Manitoba brace for spring to be thrown topsy-turvy into full-blown winter again, here's what to expect over the next three to four days.

It's been 25 years since Winnipeg schools were forced to close due to poor weather, but that streak could end this week.