Page 174 - Pine River News Today

Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure’s Hydrologic Forecast Centre is monitoring a precipitation system that could bring 20 to 50 millimetres (mm) of rain to southern Manitoba over the next five days ending Friday. Depending on the amount, location and intensity of the rainfall, it may affect water levels in some areas of the province.

Events are available for free, though donations will be accepted

Both school districts host annual event where students volunteer to improve their communities

Look at the creativity displayed in these winning entries!

Logo will be used in the celebration of the city's 150th anniversary

Overland flooding has caused significant damage to roads in sections of western Manitoba and is threatening to destroy even more infrastructure if it persists. 

Area listings of agendas

Two roads near Duck Mountain Provincial Park have been left impassable after flood waters completely washed them out.

Heavy rain and overland flooding have affected several Manitoba highways, including ones usually relied on by northerners.

The majority of customers should be restored by Saturday night, said Amy Rutledge, manager of corporate communications for the power company, but some may not be restored until Sunday.