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Brace for flooding: Okanagan emergency officials

May 16, 2018

With record temperatures hitting the Valley, Okanagan Lake has been rising several centimetres a day. Municipalities have mobilized their crews, installing bladder dams and dumping mounds of sand for residents. But there are going to be some changes in the flood fight this season. Kelly Hayes explains.

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