While the widespread flooding around the Okanagan this year may seem like a distant memory but the destruction is still top of mind for those washout by the flood waters. Part of an Armstrong seniors’ residence only just recently reopened. That city is determined to take action to prevent a similar situation from happening again.
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Armstrong flood restoration takes months
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