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Flooding victims decry 'dirty' emergency accommodations provided by city

July 9, 2026

People displaced by flooding caused by last week's Canada Day downpour in Ottawa are speaking out about the "dirty" conditions they've encountered in emergency accommodations provided by the city.



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