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.

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 ...

Poor visibility and hazardous road conditions have prompted several school cancellations for Thursday in Manitoba.

Many highways in the province's southeast are being impacted by snow conditions and travel is not recommended.

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.

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Content continues below At least six vehicle pileup in a crash near highways 23 and 3, close to Roland, on Friday. (Roland Fire Department) Conditions will improve in western Manitoba by Friday ...

A collision early Tuesday evening involving an unknown number of vehicles has closed Highway 75 in the Ste. Agathe area. The ...

WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government is urging drivers to avoid all roadways in southern Manitoba as storm conditions have made visibility near zero in certain areas. Several highways, including ...

WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government is urging drivers to avoid all roadways in southern Manitoba as storm conditions have made visibility near zero in certain areas. Several highways, including the ...