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Roseau River First Nation evacuates most due to flooding
flooding
manitoba
Posted: Tuesday, April 26, 2011
The
Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation
in Manitoba has evacuated most of its residents due to massive flooding in the province.
Nearly all of the 800 people on the reserve left over the weekend. Only 137 people remained as of Monday, CBC News reported.
The
Peguis First Nation
already evacuated nearly 600 people from its reserve. It could be weeks before they can return, CBC said.
Get the Story:
Manitoba flood evacuees could be out for weeks
(CBC 4/25)
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