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Caribou Creek Lodge owners to retire, renovate and sell off business

Caribou Creek Lodge owners to retire, renovate and sell off business

It’s been one of the most known stops along the Hanson Lake Road for over four decades. The owners of Caribou Creek Lodge are now planning to sell the business after running it continuously since 1981.
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South expects blizzard this week, but northern Manitoba, Sask. regions likely to avoid the worst

South expects blizzard this week, but northern Manitoba, Sask. regions likely to avoid the worst

Southern Manitoba and Saskatchewan are expected to be rocked by a harsh winter weather system this week, but fear not - the blizzard is not expected to reach this far north.
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Manitoba lifts public indoor mask mandate, northern travel restriction, few health orders remain

Manitoba lifts public indoor mask mandate, northern travel restriction, few health orders remain

The clock has struck midnight (well, 12:01 a.m.) for most of Manitoba’s remaining COVID-19 public health orders.
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Tuberculosis outbreak reported in Pelican Narrows: PBCN health

Tuberculosis outbreak reported in Pelican Narrows: PBCN health

Pelican Narrows is reporting an outbreak - but not of COVID-19. The community is reporting a spike in tuberculosis (TB) cases in recent weeks.
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Manitoba opens winter road system, but opening delayed for Pukatawagan ice road

Manitoba opens winter road system, but opening delayed for Pukatawagan ice road

Most of Manitoba’s winter road system is up and running for this season - except, it appears, for the road to Pukatawagan.
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Most of northern Manitoba and Sask. under extreme cold warning, likely to last for several days

Most of northern Manitoba and Sask. under extreme cold warning, likely to last for several days

Northern Manitoba and Saskatchewan, beware - it's going to get really flippin' cold tomorrow and this coming week.
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New Manitoba health orders affect capacity limits, isolation calls; masks, vaccine cards gone next month

New Manitoba health orders affect capacity limits, isolation calls; masks, vaccine cards gone next month

Manitoba has announced plans to speed up its easing of public health orders, with most capacity limits going bye-bye next week, along with orders for close contacts to isolate.
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Sask. to lift all remaining COVID-19 health orders by end of February, end daily data releases, stop most PCR testing

Sask. to lift all remaining COVID-19 health orders by end of February, end daily data releases, stop most PCR testing

Saskatchewan has announced plans to abolish all COVID-19 health measures by the end of this month.
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Manitoba eases health orders for some private gatherings, sporting events, several public settings

Manitoba eases health orders for some private gatherings, sporting events, several public settings

Manitoba will be loosening some public health measures starting next week.
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Manitoba extends health orders one week, but health officials, data show wave may be stabilizing

Manitoba extends health orders one week, but health officials, data show wave may be stabilizing

Manitoba's current public health orders will be in effect for another week - but there are signs that Manitoba is making headway in the fight against COVID-19.
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