Fire crews in Manitoba continue to battle out-of-control wildfires including one in the eastern part of the province which has killed two people.

Reeve Loren Schinkel says rain has been steady since early this morning, and a section of one evacuated area was reopened Thursday night to permanent residents.

Wildfires across eastern Manitoba have claimed the lives of a Lac du Bonnet couple, destroyed dozens of homes and upended the lives of people forced to flee the advancing flames with little notice.

Two people were trapped and killed by a wildfire in a small town in Manitoba, where the provincial capital, Winnipeg, is ...

Several areas in eastern Manitoba have been closed off as wildfires continue to wreak havoc and create disruptions in the ...

The man and woman who died after they were trapped by a wildfire at a family home in the rural municipality of Lac du Bonnet ...

WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew declared a state of emergency Thursday to aid the evacuation of a provincial park due ...

Wab Kinew also offered condolences to the friends and family of the two people who were killed after dangerous wildfire ...

The bodies of a man and a woman who got trapped as a wildfire burned near the community of Lac du Bonnet in southeastern ...

Premier Wab Kinew said Thursday that there are over 1,000 registered evacuees at this point -- a number which is likely much higher due to people who have yet to register.

As fire crews in Manitoba continue to fight out-of-control wildfires, the province has put out a call for the assistance of 80 specially trained firefighting personnel to come into the region.