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Crews clean up, Sunday, in Winnipeg after a snow storm hit parts of Manitoba Thursday and Friday.
Manitoba Hydro says about 13,000 customers remain without power six days after a snowstorm started pummeling the province.
Spokesman Bruce Owen says crews need to rebuild much of the transmission system.
A massive blast of heavy, wet snow brought down trees, powerlines and other infrastructure.
The area around Portage la Prairie was the hardest hit.
Premier Brian Pallister declared a state of emergency early Sunday.
The Red Cross says about 5,700 people from 13 First Nations have been evacuated and are staying with family members, in hotels or at a shelter in Winnipeg.