Quebec dike breaks, triggering emergency evacuation near Montreal and pushing flood waters to record levels. Les Perreaux. Montreal. Published April 28, 2019 Updated April 29, 2019 .
Thousands urgently evacuated as dyke breaks near Montréal. 284 shares. Issued on: 28/04/2019 – 18:29. Sebastien St-Jean, AFP | Flooding at Rigaud in the suburbs of Montréal, Québec, seen on …
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A dyke protecting the city of Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac from. Up to 6,000 people from a municipality west of Montréal were urgently evacuated overnight Saturday to Sunday after a dyke gave way, creating new problems for authorities already battling major floods that have affected eastern Canada for weeks. A dyke protecting the city of Sainte …
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Quebec officials said Sunday that 5,584 homes remained flooded, 3,188 others were surrounded by water, 7,683 people had been forced from their homes and about 50 landslides had been reported …
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Eastern Canada has been hit by heavy flooding: more than 5,000 people were forced to leave their homes near Montreal on a weekend after a dyke breach. Luckily nobody was hurt, nobody is missing, a police spokesman said. As a result of the dike breach, a tidal wave of up to 1.50 meters high was created.
Quebec dike breaks, triggering emergency evacuation near Montreal and pushing flood waters to record levels. Quebec . Close. 126. Posted by. u/Lysergicide. Canada. 5 months ago. … how is it a climate emergency when a 40 year old dike breaks ? sounds more like a maintenance emergency.
A report the city of Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac commissioned two years before floods this spring warned its dike could breach, leading to potential disaster. But the city says it didn’t act on it …
