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Where we live: Founders say Winnipeg motorcycle shop weathered pandemic with local support - Winnipeg - Vimarsana News

Where we live: Founders say Winnipeg motorcycle shop weathered pandemic with local support - Winnipeg

Many businesses experienced challenges during the pandemic, but with community support and quick thinking, many businesses and trades are able to thrive post-pandemic.

Summer holidays end on a hot one for southern Manitoba with weekend highs in the 30s - Winnipeg - Vimarsana News

Summer holidays end on a hot one for southern Manitoba with weekend highs in the 30s - Winnipeg

The average high temperature for this time of year is 21 degrees Celsius, but weekend highs are expected to be in the low 30s for both Saturday and Sunday.

Rain and cooler temperatures in Sask. will allow for better wildfire suppression efforts: SPSA - Vimarsana News

Rain and cooler temperatures in Sask. will allow for better wildfire suppression efforts: SPSA

As of 1 p.m. CST Tuesday, there were 24 wildfires burning throughout the province, including five that were not contained, according to the latest bulletin issued by the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency intelligence and situational awareness unit.

Source: cbc.ca
'It's pretty bad:' Meteorologist on air quality in southern and central Sask. - Vimarsana News

'It's pretty bad:' Meteorologist on air quality in southern and central Sask.

The air over southern and central Saskatchewan smelled like a giant barbecue Wednesday morning, with special a...

Source: cjme.com
Wildfire smoke covers much of Saskatchewan - Vimarsana News

Wildfire smoke covers much of Saskatchewan

The wildfire smoke that has plagued Saskatchewan's north has reached central and southern parts of the province.

Source: cbc.ca