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More fire and travel restrictions in place in Manitoba as wildfires burnWith dry conditions continuing in Manitoba and wildfires burning out of control, the province has announced further fire and travel restrictions.FireMay 13, 2021
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Wildfire still uncontained in RM of Piney as unfavourable conditions continueA wildfire in the RM of Piney remains active and uncontained, and officials say it's one that won't be easily extinguished.NewsMay 11, 2021
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Manitoba offers money for areas hit by spring, summer floodingInfrastructure Minister Ron Schuler says eligible costs from high water during spring flooding along the Red River Valley have been pegged at $3.7 million.WeatherSep 11, 2020
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Floodwaters trigger state of emergency in RM of De Salaberry; Piney, Stuartburn improvingConditions are improving following last week's flooding in Piney and Stuartburn, Man., which triggered local states of emergency.WeatherJun 16, 2020
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More evacuations as Stuartburn, Piney struggle under floodwatersThe Rural Municipality of Stuartburn issued more evacuation notices Tuesday evening as southern Manitoba communities struggle with overland flooding due to rainwater.WeatherJun 10, 2020
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Missing Manitoba grandmother, presumed dead, found alive after four-day ordealThe family was devastated when the ground search was declared over, but only hours after officials feared the worst, there was unexpectedly good news: Byman was found not far from where she went missing, and is now recovering in hospital.CanadaJul 29, 2019
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Piney residents relieved after CBSA says no to border changesResidents of the RM of Piney are breathing a sigh of relief after the CBSA says there will be no changes in hours to several border crossings in the area.Dec 23, 2018
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Manitoba border crossing cutbacks put on hold: CBSACanada Border Services Agency says cutbacks in hours at several Manitoba border crossings are being put on hold.Nov 28, 2018
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Manitoba residents voice concern over decrease in hours of operation at U.S. border crossingsSoutheastern Manitobans are sounding off after the Canada Border Services Agency announced it would be cutting back hours at several border crossings.CanadaNov 13, 2018
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