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How hot will temperatures get this weekend in Manitoba?
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The heat is on in Winning this weekend
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WINNIPEG The heat is on in Winnipeg. An extreme weather warning is currently in effect for the city, with high temperatures expected to remain throughout the weekend. Dr. Jazz Atwal, the deputy chief provincial public health officer, said residents have some options for staying cool this weekend. “Outdoor pools, splash pads, and wading pools are operational at this time,” said Atwal. “The orders also allow the operation of outdoor pools, splash pads, and wading pools at hotels, camp grounds, and other private businesses.” Atwal said city pools and splash pads are for people who don’t have heat relief options, and those who have access to a pool or air conditioning should not use public pools for a family outing.
Main Street Project, Anishiative team up to beat the heat
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The city is setting up a tent equipped with water in Central Park. The site will be staffed by city employees and the Downtown Community Safety Partnership. The majority of the city’s outdoor pools and splash pads will be open to help people cool off. Also, the main floor of the Susan A. Thompson building at city hall will be open as a cooling centre.
“The Extreme Weather Committee has been in contact with the provincial government, and our officials have requested the following from the province,” Bowman said in a press conference on Wednesday. “One, that they increase their public messaging related to the extreme weather. Two, that they increase their direct dialogue with frontline agencies in our community. And three that our provincial government open a cooling centre in downtown Wi