Alberta flood waters recede leaving uncertainty amid debris
First Nation people in Alberta continue to grapple with the after of major flooding.
First Nation people in Alberta continue to grapple with the after of major flooding.
In Saskatchewan, Cumberland House and surrounding reserves may soon be under water.
As flood waters begin to recede out of Calgary and southern Alberta the high flows are no reaching Saskatchewan shores.
The province says it’s the worst flooding in Alberta’s history with over 20 communities declaring a state of emergency.
More than 1,000 people are without homes as flooding continues to ravage the Siksika Nation in southern Alberta.
A state of emergency has been issued for Fort McMurray.
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