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By Jeremy Simes The Canadian Press Posted July 6, 2026 6:00 pm 1 min read Communities in eastern Saskatchewan by the Manitoba boundary continue to clean up after flooding last week had damaged properties. Michael Weger, the province’s community safety minister, says he visited affected areas over the weekend and saw people remove soaked carpets and couches from their basements.He says in the countryside, the Assiniboine River has swelled and spilled into nearby farms and pastures.The minister says water continues to flow rapidly and people are praying for no more rain.He says 17 communities have declared emergencies, and that the…
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