Spring flooding: West Carleton floodwaters nearly match 2017 peak
Floodwaters on the Ottawa River are expected to peak and begin slowly dropping over the next several days, but until that happens, residents continue to deal with flooded properties.
Stay updated with breaking news from Allan Joyner. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Floodwaters on the Ottawa River are expected to peak and begin slowly dropping over the next several days, but until that happens, residents continue to deal with flooded properties.
As water levels stabilize along the Ottawa River through the national capital region, a boating ban has been issued for the Quebec side of the Ottawa River.
Water levels on the Ottawa River are expected to peak in the national capital region on Thursday or Friday following five days of rainfall, but it will be next week before the water begins to recede.
Water levels on the Ottawa River are expected to peak in the national capital region on Thursday or Friday following five days of rainfall, but it will be next week before the water begins to recede.
There’s something else absent now, though, at least regarding the response to the currently rising Ottawa River levels: the flood of volunteers. They just aren’t there in the numbers they once were.