You’ll have to keep the bonfire covered for the next few weeks, as the City of Winnipeg has issued a fire ban beginning Monday and lasting until May 19.
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This means you won’t be able to have any open fires, or use backyard fire pits or fireworks, along with solid fuel-burning appliances like charcoal and wood burning barbecues.
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Propane and gas barbecues and fire tables are permitted, but should be used with caution.
Those who violate the ban are subject to a $500 fine.
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