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Minnedosa Tribune FRIDAY, MAY 16, 2025
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DAR R E L L N E SBIT T / M IN N E DO SA T R IBU N E Early morning fun at the Minnedosa Beach’s play area is an exhilarating way to start any day, including on Friday, May 9, all thanks to the Minnedosa Beach Enhancement Committee and community support. Lasting memories are also only a splash away on many fronts, including a new splash park to open this summer, swimming, or bouncing your way to a huge splash on the water park playground located on the lake.
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Local municipalities are seeing a high number of fluctuating burn ban restrictions across the region, officially beginning the 2025 fire season. This trend is expected to continue into the summer months, as we entered winter under dry
conditions that have persisted into spring. Although we experienced some snowfall, many areas were still affected by drought, and even with spring rainfall, the overall precipitation levels are not changing ground conditions. Local burn bans may differ significantly between municipalities. Active burn bans as of press time,
which can change rapidly, are as follows: •Municipality of ClanwillianErickson: Total burn ban; no fires permitted. •Rural Municipality (R.M.) of Ellice-Archie: Controlled burns must be reported prior to ignition. •Hamiota Municipality: Open burning of trash, grass, agricul-
tural, or yard waste is banned; other burning is allowed. •R.M. of Minto-Odanah: Presently there is no burn ban in effect. •R.M. of Oakview: Total burn ban on all open fires. •Prairie View Municipality: Total burn ban. Only designated fire pits and barbecues are allowed.
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•R.M. of Riding Mountain West: Total burn ban on all types of fires. •Rossburn Municipality: Total burn ban; no fires allowed. •Yellowhead Municipality: All outdoor grass and stubble fires are prohibited, but barbecues and fire pits are permitted.
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