Crumbling Highway 41 is dangerous, say Manitobans who need it @CBCManitoba
Crumbling Highway 41 is dangerous, say Manitobans who need it  @CBCManitoba
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
People in two southwestern Manitoba communities say they've had enough of treacherous highway driving caused by huge holes and missing chunks of pavement.

Highway 41, in the rural municipality of Archie-Ellis northwest of Brandon, runs from the Trans-Canada Highway up to the Yellowhead Highway, connecting McAuley, St-Lazare and Binscarth.

"It's terribly dangerous," Archie-Ellice Reeve Barry Lowes said.

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