Drivers told to stay off southern Manitoba highways as blizzard leads to pileups
At least 30 collisions were reported in southern Manitoba highways, according to RCMP, and dozens of highways were closed as of noon, including the Trans-Canada from Winnipeg to Brandon. A dozen cars were also piled up in a crash on the south Perimeter Highway in Winnipeg.
A 30-year-old woman from Winnipeg is dead after a multi-vehicle pileup on Fermor Avenue during a severe snowstorm on Friday.
Winnipeg's blizzard is over, but extreme cold remains with highs of -24°C, wind chills near -39°C, and frostbite risks. Sunny ...
After the mini heatwave Winnipeggers enjoyed on Wednesday, we can expect winter to return with a vengeance. Environment ...
A brief stint of warm weather in Winnipeg is set to end. On Thursday afternoon, Environment and Climate Change Canada issued ...
A 30-year-old woman was killed at the scene of a multi-vehicle collision during blizzard conditions Friday. Oakbank RCMP said ...
Due to extreme weather conditions, all roads in and around the City of Winnipeg are now CLOSED for safety reasons. Do not attempt to drive anywhere. A severe blizzard with winds up to 100 km/h and 50 ...
The arrival of blizzard conditions in southern Manitoba has caused several highways in the province to close, including parts of Highway 1 between Winnipeg and Brandon. According to information from ...
This blizzard warning includes the city of Winnipeg. Powerful wind gusts could potentially reach 100 km/h at times, which may cause travel conditions to deteriorate with the combination of blowing ...
A woman is dead following a multi-vehicle crash Friday in the middle of a blizzard. RCMP say they have identified seven of ...
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