MONTREAL - Thirty years ago, torrential rains devastated the Saguenay region in eastern Quebec in one of the province’s worst natural disasters.
MONTREAL - Thirty years ago, torrential rains devastated the Saguenay region in eastern Quebec in one of the province’s worst natural disasters.
Heavy rain between July 19 and 21, 1996, sent rivers overflowing and opened dams, killing 10 people and forcing more than 14,000 from their homes.
Environment Canada says some areas received between 100 and 150 millimetres of rain in just a few hours on Saturday.
Des pluies torrentielles se sont abattues sur le sud du Québec, notamment à Montréal, les 20 et 21 juin derniers.
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Pourtant, la cartographie est «prête depuis un bout de temps», explique le maire de Deux-Montagnes.
