Some Manitoba highways closed due to weather have reopened

WINNIPEG -

Several highways across Manitoba are closed on Friday due to poor winter driving conditions caused by the November snowstorm.

The following highways are closed as of Friday morning:

• Highway 1 from Falcon Lake to the Ontario border;
• Highway 1 from Brandon to Sidney; and
• Highway 2 from Starbuck to Highway 240.

These highways were previously closed, but have since reopened.

• Highway 3, from Sperling to Highway 34;
• Highway 5, from Highway 353 to Highway 68;
• Highway 13, from Highway 1 to Carman;
• Highway 14, from Highway 3 to Rosenfeld;
• Highway 16, from Highway 50 to Highway 10;
• Highway 23, from Highway 5 to Highway 336;
• Highway 30, from U.S. Border to Rosenfeld;
• Highway 32, from U.S. Border to Winkler;
• Highway 34, from Highway 23 to Highway 3;
• Highway 201, from Altona to Highway 242;
• Highway 244, from Highway 245 to Manitou;
• Highway 428, from Winkler to Roland;
• Highway 432, from Highway 23 to Morden;
• Highway 10, through Riding Mountain National Park;

 

CTV News will provide more information when it becomes available.