Tornado tears roof apart, flips over bus in Waywayseecappo First Nation

Waywayseecappo First Nation residents are cleaning up the damage after a tornado ripped through the community Monday evening.

At least one home was destroyed and seven others damaged. No injuries have been reported.

Eric Mentuck, who is a Waywayseecappo First Nation resident, caught the tornado on video.

“It was about 5 p.m., and we saw a real low cloud moving quickly. After 15 minutes that cloud formed into a funnel and touched down. It then went back up and came down again. The second time it went down is when it turned really dangerous.”

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1:28 Tornado tears roof apart, flips over bus in Waywayseecappo First Nation

Mentuck said the tornado went through the valley and destroyed a home, and even turned over a bus in someone’s yard.

“It happened really fast,” he said.

“The tornado warnings that were on TV, they helped us, because the tornado happened about 10 minutes after the warning went on.”

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Mentuck’s house is still in one piece, but he said a few of his relatives had their roof torn off.

“Another house was totally ripped from the ground and the debris is laying somewhere in the valley about 50 yards from the house.”

LISTEN: Waywayseecappo First Nation, Eric Mentuck talks about capturing the tornado on video

The community is left in shock, he said. On Tuesday many residents are coming together to repair houses and collect donations for those affected by the storm.

Environment Canada has given the tornado a preliminary rating of F2.

Waywayseecappo First Nation is about 280 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg.

WATCH: Tornado tears through Waywayseecappo First Nation
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 Canadian Red Cross reaches out

The Canadian Red Cross is helping to provide lodging and food to anyone displaced in Waywayseecappo First Nation.

It’s uncertain the extend of the damage but the Canadian Red Cross is responding to the area to assist according to a news release Monday evening.

“Working with the leadership of the First Nation, the Red Cross is supplying lodging and food for the evening in the community of Russell for those individuals who have been displaced.”

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WATCH: All that remains of the home destroyed from Waywayseecappo First Nation tornado 

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