Winnipeg lifts annual snow route parking ban
Winnipeg’s annual snow route parking ban officially lifted on Feb. 28. Continue reading
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Winnipeg residential parking ban finishes
The city has announced on Wednesday they’ve lifted the all residential parking bans. Continue reading
Ice guardians: volunteers crucial for managing Saskatoon outdoor rinks
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
There are more than 50 outdoor rinks in Saskatoon and it’s up to dedicated volunteers to make sure they’re in good shape. Continue reading
Transcona parents say un-plowed streets put school students in danger
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
In Waterside Estates in Transcona, there are only sidewalks on main roads, which means students getting to and from the bus stop are forced to share snowy roads with vehicles. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s annual snow route parking ban in effect
Double check where you park overnight, the City of Winnipeg’s annual snow route parking ban is in effect from Dec. 1 through March 1. Continue reading
‘It’s deplorable’: parents frustrated with sidewalks around schools
Parents living near King Edward Community School say they’re walking their kids to school using the road, because sidewalks in the area are covered in snow. Continue reading
Neglected snowy roof tops could cause significant damage to homes and businesses
A local snow clearing company is hoping Manitobans take the time to clear their roof tops after one of the snowiest Decembers in Winnipeg’s history. Continue reading
Metro Vancouver municipalities issue hundreds of tickets for not clearing sidewalks
With more freezing temperatures on the way and many sidewalks still uncleared, many municipalities across Metro Vancouver have stepped up enforcement. Continue reading
Winnipeg drivers warned to clear vehicles in record-breaking winter
WINNIPEG — A Winnipeg driver is warning people to clear their vehicles of snow, after receiving a hefty fine from police. Continue reading
Crews busy cleaning Winnipeg after blizzard
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
The City of Winnipeg is once again asking people to stay home if they can after the blizzard brought more than 20 centimeters of snow to the city. Continue reading