Province unveils emergency channel to drain Lake St Martin into Dauphin River
Manitoba officials announce a five mile emergency channel to divert water from Lake St. Martin into Big Buffalo Lake and then into the Dauphin River, in hopes of lowering water levels on Lake Manitoba. Construction details include 300 foot wide and up to 25 foot deep channel, moving 2.5 million cubic metres of earth with 50 heavy machines and 150 staff, while consultations with First Nations counties continue.
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Lake St. Martin
Big Buffalo Lake
Dauphin River
Lake Winnipeg
Assiniboine
Portage
Winnipeg
Assiniboine River
Hoop
Holler Bend
Manitoba
St. Martin
Hoop and Holler
Neepawa and Langford split administration in Manitoba towns
A tersely worded letter laments the 10 year joint administration dissolution between the RM of Langford and the Town of Neepawa. It argues the move harms funding prospects, increases costs, and clogs local governance, urging amalgamation for a leaner regional district with a referendum within a year.
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Langford
RM of
Neck of the Woods
Rmss
Rms
Glendale
Osprey
Carberry
North Cypress
Hamiota
Killarney
Turtle Mountain
Shoal Lake
Ed Lewandoski
Rosedale
Levandoski
Nick
Hwy. #16
Veterans’ Way
Hylife
Vet Board
Water Lines
Neepawa and Area
Nto Langford
Counillor
Winnipeg
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Chad Carnenter
Eucre
Ken Wappvett
Beautiful Plains
BP County Court
Vadian
Ken
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