MSN Canada has breaking Manitoba news from Brandon to Winnipeg to Churchill.

About 2,400 Manitoba First Nations flood evacuees have been registered a second time for federal flood benefits, as officials hope to prevent more fraudulent claims.

Two Winnipeg men face weapon- and drug-related charges after police seized some weapons, including a rifle with a bayonet attached, from a Vivian Avenue home.

A storm that hammered southern Manitoba last night toppled trees and semi-trailers, filled the air with dust, and knocked out power to a handful of communities.

A goose caused a major power outage in south Winnipeg on Tuesday.

Officials are hoping cooler weather will help control fires burning in southeastern Manitoba but say it's too early to tell if they can be brought under control today.

Manitoba Finance Minister Stan Struthers apologized in the Legislature Monday, saying he "unintentionally" misled a committee last week when he said he didn't take any free tickets to Winnipeg Jets hockey games.

Manitoba has imposed backcountry travel restrictions across the eastern part of the province as wildfires continue to burn and a dozen people were forced from their homes in the village of Badger.

There will be no water park at The Forks in Winnipeg.