PROVINCE OF MANITOBA | NEWS RELEASES | FIRE BULLETIN #12
May 23, 2025 Fire NO002, located six km from the Town of Lynn Lake, is out of control at approximately 1,400 ha; and Fire NO006, located five km from Cross Lake, is approximately … From news.gov.mb.ca
For more information on the province's Fire and Travel Restrictions, Burning Permit Area, and Burning Permits, please contact your local Manitoba Natural Resources office or visit … From gov.mb.ca
TOWN OF THE PAS - “THIS IS TO INFORM RESIDENTS THAT THE... | FACEBOOK
Town of The Pas will reach out to citizens in Clearwater Lake Subdivision with any further updates. Clearwater Lake evacuees can contact Clearwater Lake Cottagers’ Association … From facebook.com
FIRE UPDATE: WANLESS, OUTLYING AREAS NEAR THE PAS/OCN UNDER …
May 9, 2025 In Flin Flon, all fire permits are suspended Thursday with bans on using non-gas fire pits, open fires, charcoal or pellet barbecues, fireworks, burn barrels and incinerators. The … From thereminder.ca
CLEARWATER COTTAGERS ABLE TO RETURN AFTER EVACUATION
May 10, 2025 Clearwater Lake cottagers are able to return to their residences after an out-of-control fire that swept into the area Thursday prompted evacuations. That 40-hectare fire is … From winnipegfreepress.com
GUSTING WINDS WORSEN WILDFIRE NEAR THE PAS, CREATING 'REALLY BIG …
May 9, 2025 With dry and warm conditions, there are concerns the wildfire will continue growing in different directions, so Forbes said evacuees won't return home for now. Two of the … From cbc.ca
WINDS TURN WILDFIRE INTO 'REALLY BIG BEAST' NEAR THE PAS, …
May 9, 2025 A Manitoba wildfire threatening various communities over the past week was intensified by strong winds overnight, forcing hundreds more people to evacuate. From theweathernetwork.com
Winds today are from the south and will be changing to the east later today so pushing wildfire #004 away from Clearwater Lake Provincial Park. Both highway #10 and #287 in the park are … From facebook.com
PROVINCE OF MANITOBA | NEWS RELEASES | FIRE BULLETIN #37
Jun 19, 2025 Many provincial parks fall within burn areas 1 to 5 and 8 to 22, and are considered at Level 2 including the Whiteshell, Grand Beach, Hecla/Grindstone, Duck Mountain, … From news.gov.mb.ca
Jun 24, 2025 Campfires are permitted anytime in all provincial parks. All campfires must be in approved pits only. No open fires. Travel permits are required for travel within any active fire … From gov.mb.ca
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