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Salvage operation pulls vehicles from Red River near SelkirkAn unexpected find triggered an initiative Monday in which several vehicles were pulled from the river, primarily out of environmental concerns.CanadaOct 7, 2025
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Winnipeg first responders successfully rescue person from Red River Thursday nightWFPS crews were called to a scene near the Redwood Bridge just before 10:15 p.m., where they found the person in the water, and were able to bring them to shore safely via boat.CanadaAug 15, 2025
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City of Winnipeg completes temporary sewer repairs, says water usage can go back to normal'It’s expected the bypass system will be in place until the river crossing pipes that failed can be replaced,' Winnipeg said, adding sewage flow into the Red River has stopped.CanadaFeb 23, 2024
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Work on bypass system continues, risk of more sewage spill in Winnipeg remainsThe Red River is seeing a continuing spill of sewage by the Fort Garry Bridge. The city says work on the bypass system is underway.EnvironmentFeb 22, 2024
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Winnipeg grapples with sewage spill into Red River, urges water conservation amid repairsSince the failure of two sewer pipes in the city's south end in early February, millions of litres of raw sewage has spilled into the red river near the Fort Garry Bridge.EnvironmentFeb 21, 2024
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Sewage spill into Winnipeg’s Red River caused by significant pipe leak, city email readsWinnipeg's Red River has had millions of litres of sewage waste seep into it since a pipe leak was discovered on Feb. 7. Work is being done to contain it, says the city.EnvironmentFeb 14, 2024
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Winnipeg first responders remind residents to be careful around thin iceAs the weather starts to warm up again, first responders caution against going on, or near, the ice. Even when it looks like it's ready to enjoy, it may not be, they said.CanadaDec 20, 2023
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One person in critical condition after Red River water rescueOne person is in critical condition after being rescued from the Red River Tuesday.TrendingDec 12, 2023
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Sounds of migration as Manitoba geese travel to warmer climatesManitobans can once more look to the skies, this migration season, as geese make their way to warmer winter abodes, travelling across a migratory corridor.EnvironmentSep 19, 2023
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Low water levels affect summer activities across ManitobaLower-than-average water levels in rivers across Manitoba have posed problems for fishermen and people looking to do other water activities.CanadaAug 14, 2023
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