Town of Snow Lake
113 Elm Street R0B1M0 Snow Lake, MB, Canada

The Town of Snow Lake will be out moving snow today on the main streets. Please be mindful of the snow removal equipment and please proceed cautiously to ensure the safety of all. Thank you!

Please be advised that the Town of Snow Lake is working on loading/hauling snow (they will be on Crystal Street). This is a reminder to all drivers to please maintain distance from the trucks and equipment that are working on the snow, especially the tandems hauling it away. Do not drive too closely behind them as snow can blow out of them and it is a safety hazard. We appreciate everyone's cooperation in this matter! Thank you!

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Please be advised that the Town of Snow Lake is working on taking down the streetlight Christmas lights today; we are asking that all drivers please take caution and proceed safely around the equipment being used to remove the lights in order to ensure the safety of all. Thank you!

Please be advised that the Town of Snow Lake is working on loading/hauling snow (they will be around the Cornerview area on Crystal Street/Lakeshore Drive, and then on Olson Avenue). This is a reminder to all drivers to please maintain distance from the trucks and equipment that are working on the snow, especially the tandems hauling it away. Do not drive too closely behind them as snow can blow out of them and it is a safety hazard. We appreciate everyone's cooperation in this matter! Thank you!