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Author: Doug Menary
Publication Date: July 3, 2026 - 18:51

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Cleanup continues as city deals with flooding, electrical hazards, downed trees

July 3, 2026
As cleanup work continued on Friday, July 3, after the Canada Day storms, the City of Ottawa said about 2,000 basements in the national capital had experienced flooding. Read More


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