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Manitoba's provincewide state of emergency is no longer in effect because of improving wildfire conditions, though the ...
Nature hits all high notes in this Canadian ... The sun sets over a frozen lake on the arctic tundra in November near Churchill, Manitoba. Churchill calls itself the “polar bear capital of ...
WINNIPEG, MB, March 7, 2025 /CNW/ - Nature is important to our health, culture, and community well-being in Manitoba and across Canada. Conserving nature and halting biodiversity loss is necessary ...
over $11 million for two major greenhouse gas emissions reduction projects funded through the Nature Smart Climate Solutions Fund. These projects will aim to fight climate change in Manitoba while ...
Two weeks after being forced from their communities by wildfire threats, hundreds of Manitobans will soon be going home.
Jordan Melograna / Seal River Watershed Indigenous Protected Area Initiative Adding the Seal River watershed would increase Manitoba’s protected areas by 50,000 square kilometres, or 7.7 per ...
ACCORDING to the Times, the National Museum at Ottawa, Canada, has lately received two nearly complete Mosasaurian skeletons from an Upper Cretaceous clay in southern Manitoba. They measure ...
Officials in Manitoba are scheduled to give an update Monday afternoon on the wildfires burning across the province.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba — The Canadian province of Manitoba has declared a state of emergency over a series of wildfires, and Prime Minister Mark Carney has agreed to send in the military to help.
The Honourable Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Environment and Climate Change "Protecting nature is one of the best and easiest ways that we can fight climate change. These vital ecosystems, like those ...
WINNIPEG, MB, March 7, 2025 /CNW/ - Nature is important to our health, culture, and community well-being in Manitoba and across Canada. Conserving nature and halting biodiversity loss is necessary and ...
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