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B.C. working with partners to support agriculture producers

The Province is working in collaboration with partners in the agricultural community, as well as with other levels of government, to support B.C. farmers and ranchers as they face serious effects from wildfire and drought. “Supporting our agriculture producers is top of mind for me and I have been in touch and continue to speak with farmers and ranchers about the challenges they are facing,” said Pam Alexis, Minister of Agriculture and Food. “Our staff are in regular contact...

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BC Helps Farmers Prepare for Extreme Weather

Farmers and ranchers are being supported with a new round of funding to help strengthen their resilience to wildfires, flooding and extreme heat, and mitigate future climate impacts.

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Stepney Road Water receded

On Friday, May 19 it was noticed that the creek had begun to overtop its' banks and a small amount of water was visible on Stepney Road. The water on the road has receded over the weekend and the road remains open.  We will continue to monitor due to the rainy forecasts to ensure the road remains passable. Residents are encouraged to use caution around all creeks at this time of year as freshette, winter snow melt in the mountains and rain can create quickly changing situations near creek...

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Creek Overtopping at Stepney Road; roadway still passable

Township crews continue to monitor creeks throughout the municipality to watch for signs of flooding or overtopping onto roadways. It was noted today that a small amount of water has overtopped at Stepney Road. The roadway continues to be passable but motorists are encouraged to use caution when driving in this area and all areas adjacent to creeks as most are running high at this time of the year.  Crews will continue to monitor throughout the area throughout the weekend.  As...

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People encouraged to prepare for floods, wildfire risks due to anticipated heat

With unseasonably hot weather forecast for most parts of British Columbia this weekend and into next week, people are encouraged to stay informed about potential risks.

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Township Urges Residents to be Aware of Potential Spring Flooding

The Township of Spallumcheen is urging residents to be aware of potential for spring flooding. A low-pressure system is expected to move into BC today and last throughout the weekend. This brings with it the potential for rainfall and cooling temperatures. With many creeks in the area rising due to snowmelt runoff the BC River Forecast Centre has many areas in and around Spallumcheen on High Streamflow Advisory or Flood Watch status. Environment Canada is predicting 15 to 30 mm of rain over the...

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British Columbians encouraged to prepare for possible spring flooding

The Province of BC is encouraging British Columbians to prepare for possible spring flooding.  With warming temperatures increasing the likelihood of rising water levels, British Columbians are encouraged to prepare for potential spring floods, while the Province, local governments and First Nations work together to keep people and communities safe. High-elevation snowpacks have not yet developed to the point that increased heat will cause significant runoff. At this time,...

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Notice to Residents - Localized Flooding - Sandbag Station

Every spring the Township of Spallumcheen prepares for the possibility of  localized flooding due to spring freshet as a result of rain and snowmelt. The Township’s Public Works crew are actively reviewing different areas in the municipality where there are potential flooding risks to Township infrastructure. Anyone who is concerned that water is threatening a structure on their property due to overflowing ditches should contact the Municipal Office at 250-546-3013. If water is not...

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