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ABBOTSFORD, B.C. - Unprecedented flooding in southwestern British Columbia has left hard-hit communities dealing with the disposal of debris like drywall, insulation, silt-soaked mattresses, couches and kitchen cupboards damaged by water that gutted homes and businesses.

‘Mountains’ of trash left outside homes after record rainfall

From evacuations to road closures to clean up, heres the lates on the flood situation in B.C.

Residents of Hope, B.C. have captured video of powerful floodwaters swallowing a home and large trees.

Repairing infrastructure is also progressing in the Nicola Valley city as residents begin returning

KAMLOOPS - What a meteorologist at Environment and Climate Change calls a "train" of storms hitting British Co...

Officials in Merritt, B.C. say progress is being made, as crews work around the clock to bring the city’s drinking water back online.

Some residents of Merritt, B.C., will be returning to their homes this week after the entire city's population was forced to flee due to extreme flooding that caused the complete failure of the municipality's wastewater system last Monday.

Reopening of the Coquihalla Highway opened potential routes to evacuate Merritt, where residents remain on alert to leave on short notice.