Nothing but closures in southern Manitoba due to the massive storm.
The RCMP has decided to close all highways in the area.
The Mounties say travel is strongly discouraged and alternate plans should be arranged.
Police say if you do decide to travel, first responders may not be able to get to you if you become stranded or need assistance.
All Winnipeg schools are shuttered, the first time in 25 years for such a move.
The NHL game between the Jets and Seattle Kraken has been postponed to Sunday May 1.
WestJet and Air Canada have also cancelled a number of flights in and out of Winnipeg and Brandon.
The same storm is already hitting several areas of North Dakota.
It started snowing there Tuesday.
Snowfall amounts are measuring as high as 30 centimetres already.
Some cities, including Minot, are expecting upwards to 100 centimetres.
Several highways are closed.
Schools and businesses have also shutdown.
