News - Burning Permits

Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship advises current dry conditions along with above average temperatures and increasing winds are pushing the fire danger to high in some areas of the province.

Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship advises that weather conditions have improved to the point that backcountry travel and burning permit restrictions have now been lifted in southeast, central and western Manitoba.

Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship advises that effective immediately, all burning permits issued in the eastern and central regions of Manitoba have been cancelled due to dry conditions and the forecast of continued high winds.

Manitobans are reminded that all burning permits issued in the eastern and central regions of the province have been cancelled due to dry conditions and the continued high winds forecast.

Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship advises effective immediately, all burning permits issued in the eastern and central regions of Manitoba have been cancelled due to dry conditions and the forecast of continued high winds.

Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship advises dry conditions and above-average temperatures are increasing fire danger levels in eastern Manitoba and the Interlake.

Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship advises that due to accumulated rain and snowfall, forecast precipitation and higher evening humidity, burning permits will again be issued in western, central and eastern Manitoba.

Conservation and Water Stewardship reports that dry conditions in western, central and eastern areas of the province have resulted in the cancellation of all burning permits in these regions.

Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship advises current dry conditions along with above average temperatures and increasing winds are pushing the fire danger to high in some areas of Manitoba.

Manitoba Conservation advises current dry fall conditions along with above-average temperatures and increasing winds are pushing fire danger to the extreme in some areas of eastern Manitoba.