With the expectation that heavy rains are going to be more common, people are trying to figure out how best to protect their property against flooding. But in order to do that, experts say municipalities need to empower residents with important information so they can better assess their risk and plan accordingly. Global’s Phil Carpenter looks at what can be done to make Montreal neighbourhoods better prepared for heavy downpours.
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Experts say Montreal neighbourhoods need better tools to safeguard against heavy rainfalls
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