On 1966, Winnipeg and much of southern Manitoba were swallowed by a full-on prairie blizzard—the kind that turns familiar streets into featureless white corridors ...
A historic blizzard in March 1966 swept through the eastern Prairies, building snow drifts so deep that they covered windows ...
All of the southern Manitoba highways that closed as gusting winds and swirling snow created near-whiteout conditions on ...
A late-February winter storm that brought strong winds, blowing snow and icy roads across Manitoba led to hundreds of ...
Stormy weather in parts of southern Manitoba, especially in areas west and south of Winnipeg.