5 years on, thousands of First Nation evacuees still unsettled have flood of the century

By Dennis Ward

May 19, 2016

Thousands of people still unsettled 5 years after flood of the century

Dennis Ward
APTN National News
Five years ago floods ravaged the St. Marten First Nation in Manitoba.

Thousands were forced to flee their homes and several First Nations were completely destroyed.

Many lost their homes and traditions.

Others have lost their lives.

Incredibly, many are still in temporary accomodations waiting for a home.

Dennis Ward

1 thought on “5 years on, thousands of First Nation evacuees still unsettled have flood of the century”

watching crows says:

May 20, 2016 at 12:09 am

This unresolved and ignored situation both saddens and embitters me. I received much of my traditional learning in this part of Manitoba. It is a different world now. This is the termination process manifest. This, Mr. Chrétein, is what happens when people “just move”. This is Manitoba’s Trail of Tears.