Fire ban in all provincial parks across Manitoba
Manitoba's provincial parks keep a full fire ban with no fires of any kind allowed until further notice. Campfires charcoal briquettes and fireworks are banned while gas appliances may be used. Fire danger is moderate province wide, high in far northwest and eastern areas as of May 23. The Manitoba Wildfire Service reports 12 active fires and 87 total fires to date with aid from Alberta BC Parks Canada and British Columbia sprinters.
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Buy Manitoba Buy Canadian Day Proclaimed
Manitoba introduces Bill 47 to ease interprovincial trade by mutual recognition of standards and approvals. The act would remove barriers for goods and services with other jurisdictions and proclaim June 1 each year as Buy Manitoba Buy Canadian Day.
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Measles exposure sites listed in Boissevain update
Manitoba Health released a measles exposure notice for Boissevain covering May 7 to 9 at four locations the post office Gooden Industries Sunrise Credit Union and the RBC Royal Bank branch with symptoms watch window starting May 29. Community rally opposes RCUT plan for Trans Canada Highway intersection at Highways 1 and 5 citing a 2023 fatal crash and urging safer options. Mother's Day snakes attract crowds to Fort Livingstone site as part of annual tradition at the Northwest Territories capital and Fort Pelly Livingstone Museum.
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Culturama Returns to Russell Showcasing Seven Cultures
The Russell Banner notes Culturama, revived by Westman Immigrant Services and Braendle Bruce Funeral Services, is among the year's top events. Seven cultures are represented with traditional foods, garb, and customs reflecting the community's diversity.
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Pride Month activities brighten Dauphin plan details
The City of Dauphin approved June as Pride Month at the May 26 meeting. Logos will shift to Pride colors, City Hall will fly the Pride flag June 13 to 16, and 150 Pride sunglasses will be handed out during the parade. New grocery store slated in Benito with youth-led management.
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