Two Ontario municipalities have declared states of emergency due to major flooding in the Niagara Region.
Two Ontario municipalities have declared states of emergency due to major flooding in the Niagara Region.
St. Catharines and the nearby town of Lincoln both issued the declarations Monday after back-to-back storms dumped a combined 250 millimetres of rain on parts of the region in a single week.
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