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While B.C. waters recede in some places, Katzie First Nation still on alert

By Laurie Hamelin
May 22, 2018

Milder temperatures have alleviated some of the flooding in British Columbia, the Katzie First Nation is still on alert.

Milder temperatures have alleviated some of the flooding in British Columbia, the Katzie First Nation is still on alert.

Many areas in British Columbia have been dealing with severe flooding and a number of evacuation notices have been lifted.

But some who live by the Fraser River are keeping a close eye on the water.

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2 thoughts on “While B.C. waters recede in some places, Katzie First Nation still on alert”

  1. Rita Bailey says:

    Great team work Katzie!
    Awesome <3

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