Conditions on Manitoba Highways continue to worsen Friday afternoon, as snow and wind blast the roads. As of 2:40 p.m., RCMP say there are between 30-40 highway crashes in Southern Manitoba they ...

Please note this report is only updated when Department staff observe and report conditions. The Department does not provide 24 hour reporting of highways. Please be alert for changing conditions.

Manitoba’s Emergency Management Organization issued its first alert for hazardous road conditions after a blizzard slammed the southern part of the province and caused pileups on highways on Friday.

Southern Manitoba is grappling with deteriorating weather conditions as a powerful winter storm forces widespread closures and travel restrictions. Manitoba 511 reports multiple highways are now ...

This morning, approximately 29 customers in a rural area east of Emerson, near Fredensthal along Highway 218, are experiencing a power outage. Manitoba Hydro crews are actively working to identify and ...

At least 50 to 60 collisions had been reported on southern Manitoba highways by Friday afternoon, according to RCMP, and dozens of highways were closed, including the Trans-Canada from Winnipeg ...

A number of Manitoba highways closed because of poor winter driving conditions, caused by blowing snow, poor visibility and snow drifts, have been reopened.

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An emergency alert urged drivers to stay off highways in southern Manitoba Friday, as a fierce winter storm reduced visibility to near zero in many areas and hospitals were warned to prepare for a ...

An emergency alert urged drivers to stay off highways Friday, as a fierce winter storm reduced visibility to near zero in many areas and led to crashes, including pileups, in southern Manitoba. At ...

The province plans to add passing lanes to a Manitoba highway after a petition called for safety improvements. Danton Unger explains. CTV News App Contact Us Newsletters Team ...