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No precipitation is expected for the rest of this week except for a few flurries tomorrow. Melting will be very gradual until Thursday with a more rapid melt beginning on Friday.

Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation advises that as of noon today, travel restrictions will be implemented on PTH 75.

Finance Minister Greg Selinger introduced proposed amendments to Manitoba’s Residential Tenancies Act which include provisions which would allow landlords to request a pet deposit.

No precipitation is expected for the rest of this week. Melting will be very gradual until Thursday with a more rapid melt beginning Friday.

Manitoba campers broke campsite bookings records by noon today as Conservation Minister Stan Struthers said free entry to Manitoba’s parks will provide opportunities for all Manitobans for better summer living.

Labour and Immigration Minister Nancy Allan, minister responsible for the status of women, today unveiled the new Living in Manitoba: A Resource Guide for Immigrant Women.

No precipitation is expected for the next five days. Melting will be very gradual until Thursday as temperature forecasts have been revised downward.

No precipitation is expected for the next five days. Significant melting will begin April 7 and will quicken by April 9 based on current weather forecasts.

A report released by the United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) says the growth of gangs in Manitoba plays a role in the rise of drugs on the streets in the United States.

Little or no precipitation is expected for the next five days. Milder temperatures and significant melting are expected to begin next Tuesday and most of the snow cover in southern Manitoba is expected to melt from April 7 to 10.