Saskatchewan government to incorporate wildfire, emergency management into public safety agency
The transition will begin in 2019 but will not impact provincial emergency services for the upcoming spring flood or wildfire season. Continue reading
Flooding
Parkade flood responsible for downtown outage: Manitoba Hydro
A major power outage downtown may be due to the flooding of a building, says Manitoba Hydro. Continue reading
Our Stories 2018 – Okanagan
Jules Knox and Shelby Thom take a look back at one of the biggest stories this year: the flooding in Grand Forks and the Okanagan-Similkameen region. Continue reading
Water levels drop below flood stage throughout New Brunswick
Geoffery Downey, a spokesperson for the New Brunswick Department of Public Safety, says that the Nashwaak River has dropped to around 19.4 metres on Monday. Continue reading
Some West Kelowna residents concerned about proposed Benedick development
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
Some people in West Kelowna are worried about a development proposing about three dozen single-family homes to be built on a slope in the Casa Loma area. Continue reading
Nashwaak River hits flood stage at Route 107: New Brunswick EMO
Currently, the Nashwaak River is obstructed at a bridge along Route 107, causing water to flow into a nearby field. Continue reading
N.B. EMO warns of potential flooding in Fredericton area
The Emergency Measures Organization says rain and freezing rain is expected to cause the river to reach 21.2 metres on Sunday. The flood stage is 21 metres. Continue reading
Flood watched issued for Peterborough and surrounding area
By Greg Davis Videographer/Online Journalist
Forty to 60 millimetres of precipitation are expected over a 48-hour period. Continue reading
Another powerful Pacific storm headed for the B.C. coast
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
‘Total rainfall amounts could easily reach 60 millimetres in Metro Vancouver, says Global News meteorologist Mark Madryga. Continue reading
N.B. hires consultant to review response to historic 2018 flooding
The New Brunswick government will hire a consultant to review the province’s response to the historic 2018 spring flood. Continue reading