Governments of Canada and Manitoba Provide Flood Recovery Support for Producers Through AgriStability

Manitoba expanded its one-time flood recovery grant program to include 13 more municipalities, bringing the total eligible communities to cover Dauphin and several surrounding areas. The program aims to help homeowners and tenants affected by June storms and flooding, with applications available online, at municipal offices, or by mail.

The article reports that the Manitoba government announced additional supports as communities continue to repair after weeks of severe flooding and damaged infrastructure. It notes that recovery assistance and resources are being directed to affected areas to address the ongoing infrastructure challenges.

The Manitoba government expanded flood relief to 13 additional communities, bringing the total eligible communities to 29 and outlining three disaster assistance programs plus a one-time homeowner/tenant program. Infrastructure Minister Lisa Naylor said the relief aims to help those affected by the province’s spring floods and broader…

The Manitoba government expanded the one-time Manitoba Flood Recovery Program (MFRP) eligibility to include additional hard-hit communities following June rainfall, along with other Disaster Financial Assistance programs. The expanded MFRP now covers specific municipalities and rural areas listed in the article, providing support to homeowners and…

The Manitoba government is expanding eligibility for the one-time Manitoba Flood Recovery Program (MFRP) to provide additional support to residents in communities severely impacted by June flood events. The expansion adds several specified municipalities to the MFRP, following a review of flood impacts provincewide.

The governments of Canada and Manitoba are enhancing AgriStability to assist producers affected by June–July flooding, including waiving 2025 late filing penalties for municipalities and First Nation communities declared in states of emergency, with appeals for missed filings outside those areas. They are also increasing the maximum interim payment from…

The government announced an expansion of Manitoba’s flood recovery program to cover more communities. The article notes that Brandon has begun removing protective barriers as the risk of flooding subsides.

Manitoba expanded its Flood Recovery Program to include 13 additional rural municipalities affected by heavy rainfall in June, providing financial assistance to homeowners who may not qualify for other aid if flood insurance is available. Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Lisa Naylor stated the expansion aims to help communities recover and…