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Saskatchewan's Water Security Agency (WSA) says water levels in the Swift Current area are "stabilizing." Even though the city remains under a state o...

Officials in Swift Current expect water levels from the Swift Current Creek to remain high for up to two weeks and said a state of emergency declared on Tuesday will remain in place.

The City of Swift Current extended its State of Emergency yesterday afternoon (Thurs) for another ten to fourteen days. A news release from the City s...

By Hayden Michaels Swift Current is still under a declaration of emergency as the flood continues in Swift Cur...

Swift Current will remain in a local state of emergency for the next 10 to 14 days. According to the latest st...

Swift Current will remain in a local state of emergency for the next 10 to 14 days.According to the latest sta...

Spring runoff is underway across most of the southern parts of Saskatchewan due to warm temperatures, according to an advisory sent out by the Water Security Agency (WSA) on Friday.

Swift Current will remain in a local state of emergency for the next 10 to 14 days. According to the latest statement released by the city, water leve...

Saskatchewan's Water Security Agency (WSA) says water levels in the Swift Current area are "stabilizing." Even...

By Hayden Michaels Swift Current Mayor Al Bridal sent out an official message Wednesday in which he acknowledged the ongoing flood situation in that c...