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Whiteshell Interpretive Programs for December 2019
Click the link below to see the December events. Whiteshell December 2019
Continue ReadingNovember 15 Flood updates from Manitoba Infrastructure and Parks Branch
There really isn’t much to report since last time as the lakes are continuing to fall. • Staff will be inserting logs into Reed Falls and Basket Falls on Monday to retain water at winter level. • Below is an updated version of Caddy/West Hawk levels on the same plot showing how they are being […]
Continue ReadingLake of the Woods Outflow Reductions affecting the Winnipeg River
Here is the latest update from the Lake of the Woods Secretariat On November 14, the LWCB held a Regulation Consultation call with invitations to Grand Council Treaty #3, Specific Interest Group Representatives (including the Lake of the Woods District Assoc.), and Resource Agencies to review regulation of Lac Seul and Lake of the Woods […]
Continue ReadingWCA Environment Committee Report – November 8, 2019
Our fall meeting with Manitoba Infrastructure and Sustainable Development was delayed until October 22nd because of province wide high water issues they were dealing with. Of particular concern to our committee was the high level of West Hawk. A plan of action to bring down both Caddy and West Hawk was presented by MI. As […]
Continue ReadingHydro Weekly Forecast for the Winnipeg River
Click the link blow for the Hydro Weekly Lake Level Forecast for the Winnipeg River 20191114_Whiteshell Lakes on Wpg River 20191105_Whiteshell Lakes on Wpg River 20191031_Whiteshell Lakes on Wpg River 20191023_Whiteshell Lakes on Wpg River 20191014_Whiteshell Lakes on Wpg River 20191008_Whiteshell Lakes on Wpg River 20191002_Whiteshell Lakes on Wpg River 20190925_Whiteshell Lakes on Wpg […]
Continue ReadingPROVINCE ISSUES THIN ICE ADVISORY FOR SOUTHERN MANITOBA
A thin ice advisory for rivers, streams and lakes in southern Manitoba has been issued until full freeze up. The Hydrologic Forecast Centre of Manitoba Infrastructure advises that many water bodies in southern Manitoba are still in the process of freezing over, ice is still very thin and larger rivers still have open water in […]
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