A joint incident command structure has been established for a shared waterbody involving the provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
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Updated Aug 18
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A joint incident command structure has been established for a shared waterbody involving the provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
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Flooding impacts are being felt in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, prompting national relief efforts from organizations like the Canadian Red Cross and Walmart Canada.Also in this story
- Insurance bureaus in Saskatchewan are handling claims following severe weather and calling for government investment in flood protection measures.
- The Canadian Red Cross partnered with local groups to provide flood recovery assistance in Manitoba.
- Heavy rainfall and flooding are affecting Canora and communities in Saskatchewan.
- The Saskatchewan Health Authority is managing the crisis response in Saskatchewan, while the Canadian Red Cross remains on standby to assist with potential evacuation aid.
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Manitoba
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Saskatchewan
province of Canada