Manitoba urges heat health awareness for a safe summer
Manitoba Health urges residents to plan for heat health this summer by recognizing risks, staying hydrated, and avoiding prolonged sun. The notice highlights risks for seniors, infants, those with chronic conditions, and people without air conditioning, and directs readers to MBGov for warnings and to Weather.gc.ca for forecasts. It also provides steps to prevent heat illness and what to do if symptoms occur, including calling 911 for heat stroke.
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Manitoba wildfire danger low but cautions urged across Manitoba
The Manitoba Wildfire Service reports low fire danger overall with 11 active fires. Crews and aircraft tackle blazes near Norway House Cree Nation and Pimicikamak Cree Nation. A Lundar Beach Park burn rule restricts campfires to approved pits 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. Outdoor fires require Burn Permits April 1 to November 15. Stay off fanned areas, carry safety gear, and extinguish fires completely. Follow EMO guidance and ISC Red Cross in responses. Reports to 911 or 1 800 782 0076.
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