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    The Minnedosa Tribune is the oldest weekly newspaper in western Canada, publishing since 1883. This issue from March 20, 2015 highlights the unusually warm weather and early signs of spring, including melting snow. Photos from the same date in 2014 show much more snow remaining at the Minnedosa Campground. The warm spell is breaking snowfall records and many hope it continues for an early spring and summer.

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    The Minnedosa Tribune is the oldest weekly newspaper in western Canada, publishing since 1883. This issue from March 20, 2015 highlights the unusually warm weather and early signs of spring, including melting snow. Photos from the same date in 2014 show much more snow remaining at the Minnedosa Campground. The warm spell is breaking snowfall records and many hope it continues for an early spring and summer.

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    We acknowledge the
    financial support of the
    Government of Canada
    through the
    Canada Periodical Fund
    of the Department of
    Canadian Heritage.

    Volume 133 Issue 01

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    Friday, March 20, 2015

    www.minnedosatribune.com

    90 cents plus tax

    Welcome Signs of Spring

    this week

    By DARRYL HOLYK

    Johanne Ross
    Honoured

    RFM Band
    Lineup

    Clanwilliam
    Store Changes
    Hands

    oday, March 20th, marks


    the official fi rst day of
    Spring and southern Manitoba has been fortunate to
    be experiencing spring-like
    temperatures for some time
    now. While there is still a
    chill in the air, the heat from
    the blaring sun has certainly
    made an impressive dent in
    the amount of snow on the
    ground.
    Last weekend, warmer
    than usual temperatures
    broke a number of records
    throughout the province
    with the hot spot being Portage la Prairie recording a
    high of 16.6 degrees last Saturday.
    The recent warm spell
    had a number of Manitobans posting now and
    then photos on social
    media showing the difference in weather conditions and snow amounts
    between March 2014 and
    March 2015. Following that
    trend, we looked back and
    pulled up a couple photos
    which were taken at the
    Minnedosa Campground
    during the campground offi ce renovation on March
    24th, 2014. Returning to the
    site this week, it is obvious
    how much further along
    the spring thaw is this year.
    I also recall a St. Patricks
    Day snowstorm this week
    in 2013.
    Lets hope the recent
    weather trend continues so
    we can enjoy an early spring
    leading into a long, hot
    summer!

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    The above photo,


    taken this week shows
    very little snow near
    the Minnedosa
    Campground Office.
    Quite a different scene
    than the photo at
    right, which was
    taken during the
    offices renovation
    just one year ago.

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