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Red River of the North - Vimarsana News

Red River of the North

Most North Dakotans know that the Red River forms the border between North Dakota and Minnesota. But other aspects, such as knowledge of the source of the river, and where it goes after flowing into Manitoba are perhaps less well known.

Transmission line failure knocked out power in Thompson - Thompson Citizen and Nickel Belt News - Vimarsana News

Transmission line failure knocked out power in Thompson - Thompson Citizen and Nickel Belt News

The cause of the Jan. 6 power outage to 1,800 customers, which began around 6 a.m. and lasted about three hours, was a transmission line equipment failure.

Manitoba Conservation Officer Service issue multiple fines in early fall months - Vimarsana News

Manitoba Conservation Officer Service issue multiple fines in early fall months

Manitoba Agriculture and Resource Development advises that conservation officers are continuing enforcement to protect Manitoba's natural resources, including compliance checks for fisheries, addressing illegal hunting, and increasing the number of officers in the field.

The lights are on, but Manitoba Hydro isn't answering the door to offer clarity on greener power plans - Vimarsana News

The lights are on, but Manitoba Hydro isn't answering the door to offer clarity on greener power plans

Flying above the coast of Hudson Bay west of Churchill, in the furthest northern reaches of Manitoba...

First Nations oppose permanent Hydro river flow permit in MB. - Vimarsana News

First Nations oppose permanent Hydro river flow permit in MB.

Operation of the diversion began in 1976, on an interim licence issued under the Water Power Act. The move caused the water level of Southern Indian Lake to rise by approximately three metres. In 1986, Manitoba Hydro was given permission to increase the amount of water the utility diverted from the Churchill River by 15 per cent. What has become known as the augmented flow program now allows the Crown corporation to raise and lower the water level of Southern Indian Lake by as much as three to 4.5 feet. Temporary approval permits have been repeatedly reapproved on an annual basis for three...