By 2050, the annual cost could exceed US$14 billion and affect 431,000 people, the Aqueduct Floods project of the Washington-based global think tank World Resources Institute found.

Flood-prone regions in Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick and Manitoba are now putting some thought on how to manage the start of their flooding season amid the spread of COVID-19.

The costs, according to the Insurance Bureau of Canada, made 2019 the seventh most costly year on record.

New data has revealed the scale and scope of this spring's devastating floods.

The city declared a state of emergency on Thursday and followed that with requests for assistance from Canada's military and from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry.

Canada is the only G7 country without a national flood forecasting system. According to researchers, this absence has come at a cost.

A look at some of the worst floods in Canadian history.

Thousands of people across Quebec, Ontario, and New Brunswick are facing several more days of flooding that has already been life-changing for many.

Here is a list of ways you can help those affected by the floods in Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick.

 Quebec's premier is telling residents in water logged areas of the province that they face a few more "difficult" days ahead and to "have courage" until the flood threat eases.