Some Coldstream residents have installed walls of sandbags and pumps in an attempt to protect their properties from the rising water in Kalamalka Lake. The province said the lake rose another 14 mm between Thursday and Friday and depending on the weather may peak in the next several days.
Global News at 11 Okanagan
Coldstream residents brace for further flooding
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