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Three Cape Breton counties declared a state of emergency following heavy rain and flooding.
A state of emergency has been declared in three Cape Breton counties following heavy rain and flooding.
Cape Breton residents faced unexpected severe weather as torrential rain struck the region recently.
Nova Scotia authorities are warning residents of Cape Breton to prepare for increased flooding in the region.
Nova Scotia authorities are warning residents of increased flooding risk in Cape Breton.
Cape Breton has declared a state of emergency as flooding impacts the region.
The Insurance Bureau of Canada offers guidance for Cape Breton residents dealing with flooding and insurance claims.
Insurance Bureau of Canada offers guidance for Cape Breton residents navigating flood-related insurance claims and coverage.
A tow truck driver shares what it was like responding to calls during an intense rainstorm that swept through Nova Scotia.
Sydney, N.S., received over a month's typical rainfall in just a few days, bringing significant weather impacts to the region.
Heavy rainfall brought more than a month's typical precipitation to Sydney, N.S. in just a few days.
Cape Breton is facing an unprecedented emergency as flooding has damaged critical infrastructure across the region.
Cape Breton faces an unprecedented emergency as flooding damages critical infrastructure across the region.
Heavy flooding in Cape Breton has damaged infrastructure in what officials are calling an unprecedented emergency.
Severe flooding has caused significant damage to Cape Breton's infrastructure in what authorities are calling an unprecedented emergency.
State of emergency declared in three Cape Breton counties following a severe storm and flooding.
A state of emergency has been declared in three Cape Breton counties following severe storm and flooding damage.
A state of emergency stays in place across Nova Scotia as flooding persists and more rain is expected.
A Cape Breton official describes an unusually severe storm as unprecedented in its size and impact on the region.