Manitoba Government Expands Flood Recovery Program to Include Additional Hard-Hit Communities

The Manitoba government expanded its one-time flood recovery grant program to include 13 more municipalities, with Dauphin being the largest added. The program provides grants for homeowners and tenants in eligible communities impacted by June storms and flooding, and applications can be submitted online, via a form, or through municipal offices.

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The article reports that the Manitoba government announced measures to support communities dealing with severe flooding and damaged infrastructure. It notes that repairs will require a lengthy recovery period and ongoing assistance for affected residents.

The Manitoba government expanded flood relief to 13 additional communities, bringing the total eligible communities to 29 under Manitoba’s flood recovery program. Infrastructure Minister Lisa Naylor said the spring floods were severe and linked to climate change, and the government will provide disaster assistance to help with infrastructure repairs and…

The Manitoba government is expanding eligibility for the one-time Manitoba Flood Recovery Program (MFRP) to include additional hard-hit communities affected by June floods. The expansion applies to several municipalities and rural municipalities listed, following a review of impacts provincewide.

The Manitoba government expanded the flood recovery program to cover more communities affected by recent floods. The article notes that the City of Brandon began removing protective barriers as flood risk subsides.

The Manitoba government expanded eligibility for the one-time Manitoba Flood Recovery Program (MFRP), adding 13 more communities in WestMan and Parkland regions. Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Lisa Naylor announced the expansion to help homeowners, tenants, and others recover from the June flooding and to support mitigation planning for the…

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