Volunteers, city crews brace for long heat cleanup
City officials say six investigative teams and volunteers will continue inspections and debris removal through a hot long weekend. Re inspections resume Saturday morning by area with mobile unit help for evacuees. Mayor Boucher praises safety and urges patience as residents return home.
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Riverside flood relief efforts face delays and tensions
Displaced residents like Pat Knight vent at slow clearance of basements by vacuum trucks amid flood cleanup. City planners defend coordinated vacuum truck operations to reduce gridlock while critics question evacuation timing and access to utility workers. Police patrols remain heavy as residents await return.
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Medicine Hat Flood Recovers After Severe South Saskatchewan Rise
Residents endured record flooding as the South Saskatchewan River rose through Medicine Hat, leading to evacuations and urgent protection of critical infrastructure. City officials praised Emergency Management and City employees for relentless, round-the-clock response, while volunteers and organizations rallied to support the community during the crisis and ongoing cleanup.
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