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Western Manitoba prepares as province releases its first flood outlook
The Southwest Flood Strategy Committee is among the regional groups preparing for possible flood conditions in western Manitoba

Flood risk persists across most of Manitoba
The Red, Souris, Pembina, Roseau and Lower Assiniboine rivers and Whiteshell Lakes areas are all at major risk of flooding, February 27 flood forecast report says
Province warns of flood risk
The Manitoba government says high snowfall and wet soils are causing enough concern to warrant an early flood report

Farmers watch nervously as moisture piles up
Government readiness for spring flood questioned as new federal and provincial administrations lack flood-fighting experience

MCDA updated on progress of Aquanty project
Conservation districts could one day use the program to run water-based scenarios in their jurisdictions

ARBI drafting long-term work plan for Assiniboine basin
New Framework for Watershed Stewardship will help track progress

Flood resilience increasing as jurisdictions co-operate: ARBI
By pulling the pieces of the puzzle together, a better and more co-ordinated approach is possible

Federal investment kick-starts Aquanty project
The Aquanty project is said to be a game changer in how the province will address future water management issues within the Assiniboine River Basin

Frustrations rising along the river’s edge
Producers operating in close proximity to the Assiniboine River from the Shellmouth Dam to St. Lazare are struggling to stay afloat