Water Woes Prompt Call for Rapid Flood Aid Across Prairies
Manitoba and Saskatchewan farmers face flooded crops and wet pastures after a cold spring. NFU and KAP urge swift emergency relief from federal and provincial governments to protect cattle herds and repair roads and bridges, warning of potential feed shortages and long recovery.
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Manitoba
Keystone Agricultural Producers
National Farmers Union
Saskatchewan
NFU
Beverly Stow
Carman
EAP
KAP
Dave Chomney
Regina
Prairies
Lake of the Prairies
Assiniboine
Yorkton
Wroxton
Deluge brings out the best in Roblin community
In the wake of June 28 29 flooding Roblin thanks the Public Works and Fire and Rescue departments for their help. The letter praises volunteers friends and neighbours including a pharmacist and Mennonite youth who assisted residents during basement water woes.
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Roblin Public Works Department
Fire and Rescue Department
Rosemarie
Heartfelt thanks to Roblin tire helper on rainy Saturday
A resident expresses gratitude to a kind gentleman who helped change a truck tire in Roblin on Saturday, June 21. The act on a rainy afternoon reinforced the writer's decision to move to the area and is deeply appreciated.
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Roblin
Red Cross aids Manitobans hit by western flood damages
Canadian Red Cross supports Manitobans displaced by flooding in western Manitoba and the Interlake region. Volunteers provide essential care items, clean-up supplies, and replacement personal items while coordinating with government partners to avoid duplicating assistance. Donors are urged to give via 1 800 418 1111 or online, with funds staying in Manitoba.
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Canadian Red Cross
Manitoba
Interlake
Shawn Feely
Red Cross
Redcross
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Munity Citizens
the Roblin E Review
Conmis
1St Avenue
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Goverment of Canada
Canada Periodical Fund
Department of Canadian Heritage
Capa
R.I. Gilroy
Ed Doering
Mts
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CCNA