#news #floodingCity calling for volunteers to assist with sandbag, debris removal in flood areasVolunteers fill sandbags in preparation for flooding in Ottawa, April 2019. (City of Ottawa photo) Beginning Saturday, volunteers of all abilities, age 12 and over, are urgently needed over the next two weeks for sandbag and debris removal at flood-affected properties in West Carleton, Bay and Cumberland. ...
#news #ottawa river #floodingFlood prep help available to homeowners along Ottawa RiverThe City has partnered with Team Rubicon Canada and Ottawa Volunteer Search and Rescue to provide support to home and property owners along the Ottawa River in danger of flooding. Team Rubicon Canada and Ottawa Volunteer Search and Rescue can assist owners of private property with flood preparation efforts such as sandbagging or potential post-flood cleanup, such as debris removal. ...
#flooding #gatineau #ottawa #spring flood 2017FLOOD UPDATES: Water levels dropping, federal offices reopen in Gatineau[caption id=“attachment_67668” align=“aligncenter” width=“1000”] Flooding behind Parliament Hill. The Ottawa River’s water level has increased by 33 cm on the Ontario side since Friday. (Dan Roodman/Submitted)[/caption] Officials in Ottawa and Gatineau are preparing for flood recovery, as water levels continue to drop. ...
#beckwith #climate change #environment #flooding #floods #ottawa river #scienceVIDEO: The science behind the Ottawa River flooding** Paul Beckwith, ** a climatologist at the ** University of Ottawa, ** explains some of the scientific reasons behind the record-setting floods along the Ottawa River, Gatineau River and Rideau River. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnpVMk-eDAU
#chaudiere #flooding #gatineau #hydro ottawa #ottawa #ottawa river #spring flood 2017VIDEOS: Aerial footage of the raging Ottawa River at Chaudière FallsHydro Ottawa has posted some incredible aerial footage of the Ottawa River raging over Chaudière Falls. Watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhS4cATu2h4 The name “Chaudière” roughly translates as “Cauldron”, and was named by early French explorers. For centuries before the explorers, the falls were known as “Akikodjiwan”, the name given to the falls by the Anishinaabe people. ...