Articles published in 2020

Manitoba Hydro is setting the record straight regarding inaccurate and false claims and allegations made by the Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak (MKO) in their news release of November 4.

As announced last Saturday, Manitoba Hydro is moving forward with a temporary workforce reduction at the Keeyask Generating Station project that allows work to safely continue.

Manitoba Hydro is now posting daily updates on its response to COVID-19 cases at the Keeyask Generating Station construction site, including the latest test results, on its website.

Manitoba Hydro is updating the COVID-19 test results from the Keeyask Generating Station construction site today, reporting 20 workers have now been confirmed positive in a second test processed by the Cadham Provincial Lab. Another 11 workers with an initial “not clear” are awaiting the results of the second test from Cadham.

Manitoba Hydro today announced the completion of COVID-19 testing of the entire workforce at the Keeyask Generating Station construction site. The corporation made the precautionary decision last Monday to test the entire workforce following the first confirmed positive COVID test of a worker at the project site on October 25.

We all rely on our phones to stay in touch with family and friends. Here are some tips to keep your phone charged when the power goes out.

The reasons for outages vary, and depending on the damage, the time it takes to safely restore power also varies.

Manitoba Hydro has initiated a temporary reduction in the number of workers at the Keeyask Generating Station construction site as part of a measured strategy to contain COVID-19 cases identified through ongoing testing of the project’s entire workforce.

Whether it’s a tool, appliance or computer, safe use of any type of electrical equipment can prevent an electrical fire.

Manitoba Hydro has begun construction on a new transmission line to deliver clean, renewable hydroelectric power to its neighbour to the west.