Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan is sending resources to B.C as that province continues to deal with heavy rain and ongoing flooding.
Moe made the announcement in a tweet Monday morning saying sandbagging machines, temporary walls and other things are heading to B.C as they continue to navigate through a very difficult situation.
I have offered @jjhorgan any resources that our province can provide to support their response to the devastating floods.
Over the weekend, Saskatchewan sent sandbagging machines, Hesco Barriers (temporary walls), and a SPSA employee to support the emergency response. pic.twitter.com/M7cV0TJvrn
— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) November 29, 2021
-Environment Canada has issued new rainfall warnings for parts of Vancouver Island as another atmospheric river is expected to dump up to 200 millimetres of precipitation over the coming days with between 50 to 100 millmeters predicted to fall in the already waterlogged Lower Mainland.
