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  1. Increased releases from the Gardiner Dam are causing rising water levels along the South Saskatchewan River, impacting Moon Lake and the city of Saskatoon.
  2. The city of Medicine Hat is addressing its water security and associated risks.

The South Saskatchewan River flooded in the Medicine Hat region, forcing thousands from homes, while Public Safety Canada issued storm preparation warnings.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 7
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The South Saskatchewan River flooded in the Medicine Hat region, forcing thousands from homes, while Public Safety Canada issued storm preparation warnings.

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The city of Medicine Hat is addressing its water security and associated risks.

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Within Increased releases from the Gardiner Dam are causing rising water levels along the South Saskatchewan River, impacting Moon Lake and the city of Saskatoon.

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