Opinion: Saskatchewan flood costs extend beyond fixing damaged infrastructure
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OPINION
Opinion: Saskatchewan flood costs extend beyond fixing damaged infrastructure
For many, it is a substantial source of stress and anxiety that leaves people wondering: Will I have to evacuate? Where will I go? Will my house or business still be here when I return?
The Meadow Lake area dealt with localized flooding caused by higher than normal spring runoff. (Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency / Supplied photo)
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