Cleanup operations are underway at an industrial park in Selkirk, Manitoba, following a suspected tornado that caused an estimated $30 million in damages. The storm, which touched down on June 10, 2026, heavily damaged a facility belonging to Kinetic Machine Works, as shown in a drone image captured by CTV News Winnipeg.
Extent of the Damage
The tornado tore through the industrial park, leaving a trail of destruction. The Kinetic Machine Works facility suffered extensive structural damage, with debris scattered across the area. Local authorities have assessed the damage and are coordinating recovery efforts.
Community Response
Emergency services responded quickly to the scene, ensuring the safety of nearby residents and workers. No fatalities have been reported, but the financial impact is significant. The cleanup process is expected to take several weeks as crews work to clear debris and assess the full extent of the destruction.
Broader Weather Impact
The tornado in Selkirk is part of a series of severe weather events across the region. Earlier, an Oxbow tornado in Saskatchewan was identified as the strongest twister in the province since 2010, causing damage and displacing residents. Additionally, a hailstorm led to the closure of the Government House Conservatory in Saskatchewan.
Ongoing Weather Warnings
Weather forecasts indicate more showers and thunderstorms are expected Thursday, with snow possible in the Rockies overnight. Residents are advised to stay informed and take necessary precautions.
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