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First Nations in Manitoba bearing brunt of massive floods
flooding
manitoba
Posted: Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Almost 700 people in Manitoba have been evacuated from their homes due to major flooding, with most coming from First Nations.
Of the evacuees, 576 have come from the
Peguis First Nation
. The
Sioux Valley Dakota First Nation
and the
Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation
are also affected.
Although officials say only a handful of homes have been flooded, the situation could get worse. "We're not even necessarily at the end of the beginning of the spring flood stage," Emergency Measures Minister Steve Ashton told CBC News.
Get the Story:
Flood Tally: 700 out, 6 homes flooded
(CBC 4/18)
Prairie flood picture worsens
(CBC 4/18)
Related Stories:
Flooding forces evacuations from three reserves in Manitoba
(4/13)
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