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Most of the fire and travel restrictions have been lifted as the province received much-needed rain over the May long weekend.
On May 14, 2021, the province announced closures of campgrounds and most of the hiking trails all across Southern Manitoba, including in the Whiteshell Provincial Park and Birds Hill Provincial Park.
This was due to the extremely dry conditions and wildfires that were blazing through some of the forest area.
On May 22 the Manitoba government announced, Conditions have improved across southern Manitoba as a result of recent rainfall and cooler weather. Most travel and fire restrictions have been removed.
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Most of the fire and travel restrictions have been lifted as the province received much-needed rain over the May long weekend.
On May 14, 2021, the province announced closures of campgrounds and most of the hiking trails all across Southern Manitoba, including in the Whiteshell Provincial Park and Birds Hill Provincial Park.
This was due to the extremely dry conditions and wildfires that were blazing through some of the forest area.
On May 22 the Manitoba government announced, Conditions have improved across southern Manitoba as a result of recent rainfall and cooler weather. Most travel and fire restrictions have been removed.
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Public Health says officials and religious leaders are partnering together in hopes of reducing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy. We are trying very hard to reach out from the government perspective, but also from more local, trusted leaders, Dr. Joss Reimer, medical lead of Manitoba s Vaccination Task Force, says in a Wednesday press conference. We hear a lot about the different questions that people have or concerns that they have, that are not consistent with the science, but make people feel anxious, nonetheless.
During the conference, Reimer said that Mennonites in southern Manitoba particularly have less trust in the vaccine.