It’s been more than a year since a flood put a number of homes on the Long Plain First Nation under water. While the waters have long receded, going home doesn’t to appear to be as easy for more than a dozen families whose return date remains uncertain.
It’s been a long six years since devastating flooding forced more than a thousand members of Lake St. Martin First Nation from their homes.
The province of Manitoba and the federal government have agreed to a $90 settlement with four First Nation communities affected by the massive 2011 flood.
Now that floodwaters have receded, Mohawks in Kanesatake are facing a daunting clean up.
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Hundreds were forced from community after flood two years ago.
First Nation is threatened by floods every spring.
Flood evacuee facing eviction at hands of Manitoba housing authority.
Dozens of people have died since evacuations started to Winnipeg in 2011.
