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Warm weather brings Winnipeg trick-or-treaters out in droves - Vimarsana News

Warm weather brings Winnipeg trick-or-treaters out in droves

It was a beautiful night for trick-or-treaters in Winnipeg this year.

Source: cbc.ca
Winnipeg swings from historic drought last year to wettest year on record in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg swings from historic drought last year to wettest year on record in 2022

Historic drought devastated Manitoba's agricultural and farming sectors last year only for the pendulum to swing strongly in the other direction this year.

Source: cbc.ca
The anatomy of lightning: How it forms and how to stay safe - Vimarsana News

The anatomy of lightning: How it forms and how to stay safe

CBC meteorologist John Sauder explains everything you need to know about lightning and shares some tips on how to avoid getting hit.

Source: cbc.ca
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Manitoba Marathon officials say they weren't caught flat-footed by heat, forced race closure - Vimarsana News

Manitoba Marathon officials say they weren't caught flat-footed by heat, forced race closure

The head of the Manitoba Marathon doesn't regret starting a race her team soon cancelled because of the unforgiving temperatures, but she admits they could have done a better job communicating the closure. 

Source: cbc.ca
Southwestern Manitoba municipality declares state of emergency due to 'unprecedented' rainfall - Vimarsana News

Southwestern Manitoba municipality declares state of emergency due to 'unprecedented' rainfall

The municipality of North Norfolk has declared a state of emergency after it was pounded by rain overnight Monday into Tuesday, causing flooding in the community of Austin.

Source: cbc.ca