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Summer flood bulletin #8

By Province of Manitoba July 5, 2014

Province of Manitoba – The Manitoba government advises updated Assiniboine River forecasts have identified significantly higher flows expected along the Assiniboine River starting tomorrow. Situation Update The Assiniboine River at Brandon is forecast to peak at 35,000 to 36,500 cubic feet per second (cfs) tomorrow. The peak water flow at Brandon during the 2011 flood was

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Summer flood bulletin #6

By Province of Manitoba July 2, 2014

Province of Manitoba – The Manitoba government advises water levels on many rivers, creeks and streams in the Parkland, Interlake and southwest areas of the province continue to rise due to record weekend rainfall across much of southern Manitoba, resulting in significant overland flooding. Record high flows are reported on several streams and tributaries as

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Pasture needed for Man. and Sask. flood victims

By Manitoba Co-operator Staff July 2, 2014

Canadian Quarter Horse Association – A Facebook Group page has been set up to connect those who have need of pasture for flooded out livestock and those who have pasture space available. The Facebook page can be found here. If you have pasture space available for flooded out livestock post it on this group page.

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Province advises numerous municipalities, roads, waterways affected by weekend rain

By Manitoba Co-operator Staff June 30, 2014

Manitoba Media Bulletin: June 30, 2014 – Heavy rain and high winds have had significant impacts in many communities and municipalities across southern Manitoba. Many municipalities have declared a state of local emergency (SOLE) and many roads are affected by overland flooding or may be impassable. Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation reports the following highway closures:

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State of emergency declared in southwestern municipality

Forty miles of RM of Edwards roadways are closed due to water

By Lorraine Stevenson June 10, 2014

With as much as 95 per cent of farm land estimated unseeded, and roughly 40 miles of roads closed and unfit to travel due to water the RM of Edward in the southwestern corner of Manitoba declared a state of emergency June 5. “It’s a real mess,” said Reeve Ralph Wang June 9. “It’s dry

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Flood bulletin #28: May 6

By Manitoba Co-operator Staff May 6, 2014

Province of Manitoba media bulletinWarnings and Advisories A flood warning is in place for all points along the Carrot River due to high flows. The ice pack is moving but water remains high. A flood warning remains for the Assiniboine River from the Shellmouth Dam to Brandon, due to high flows. A flood watch is

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Flood bulletin #27: May 5

By Manitoba Co-operator Staff May 5, 2014

Province of Manitoba media bulletinWarnings and Advisories Flood warnings are in place for all points along the Carrot River due to high flows and the potential for ice jams, and the Assiniboine River from the Shellmouth Dam to Brandon, due to high flows. A flood watch is in place for: – the Saskatchewan River at

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FLOOD BULLETIN #26: May 2, 2014

By Province of Manitoba May 2, 2014

Province of Manitoba media bulletin Warnings and Advisories Flood warnings are in place for the Assiniboine River from the Shellmouth Dam to Brandon, due to high flows. A flood watch is in place for: – all points along the Carrot River, due to high flows and the potential for ice jams; and – Brereton Lake

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Flood bulletin #23: April 30

By Province of Manitoba April 30, 2014

Province of Manitoba media bulletin Update At approximately 12:30 a.m., ice that had blocked the culvert at the base of a former railway embankment near Birtle released. The embankment has remained in place and water is flowing through the culvert freely. As of approximately 7 a.m., water levels had reduced to normal levels behind the

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Flood bulletin #19: April 29

By Province of Manitoba April 29, 2014

Province of Manitoba media bulletin Summary Overnight, a large excavator cut through a section of a former rail bed to release water trapped behind a 30-metre high embankment near Birdtail Creek and PTH 45. At this time, water levels are being monitored. The effectiveness of the breach may be affected by the recent rainfall and

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Summer flood bulletin #8

Summer flood bulletin #6

Pasture needed for Man. and Sask. flood victims

Province advises numerous municipalities, roads, waterways affected by weekend rain

State of emergency declared in southwestern municipality

Flood bulletin #28: May 6

Flood bulletin #27: May 5

FLOOD BULLETIN #26: May 2, 2014

Flood bulletin #23: April 30

Flood bulletin #19: April 29

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